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... significant galleries devoted to the interpretation of slavery (Liverpool was Europe's largest slave port).lt is hoped to create a much-expanded Centre for the Understanding of Transatlantic Slavery by 2007, the bicentenary of the abolition of the British ...
... Ei\IPEIW H. 1-J.\ Iu : S:\L,\SSIE'S recent announcement tint he will try to abolish slavery in his dominions is a reminder that Ei\IPEIW H. 1-J.\ I u recent an- will slavery sti ll exists in the world. l t is one of those immemorial things that go back and ...
... to be Slavery being over, to sit back satisfied because that wrong has But the abolition of slavery did not solve the colour made acutely uncomfortable in its interests should embark on ATIVE SoN (Gollancz, Ss. 6d.), by Mr. Richard Wright. Slavery being ...
... selection of watercolour and printed envelopes advertising theatrical shows or products, including one which promotes anti-slavery. (Clockwise from top) 1912; 1884; Henry Edwards (1859-1918), who rates so little notice in the reference books that this sale ...
... eld and made to 0 Yes, but that's a little different, Dicky. This is freedom from waste and useless work. Freedom from the slavery of carrying coals and laying fires. Freedom from kitchen grates that won't cook. Freedom from clean· ing out sooty flues and ...
... e gifts and aspirations reached their s ummit in H arriet Her book, which did more to kill slavery than Beecher Stowe. Her book, which did more to kill slavery than any other single circumstance in the world, was no fortuitous event: it vvas the crowning ...
... oil of its day: the bargaining chip of empire. Many of today's high-street financial institutions have their foundations in slavery, and Bristol, Liverpool and Glasgow were virtually built on it. When abolition came, among the many receiving compensation ...
... driver, of Longburst-road. Lewisham. The jury found that he was libelled in an article in April, 1962, concerning an alleged slavery racket involving Pakistan immigrants and some London taxi drivers. dui!salient WA% intend with cost arninot the NPWA 41 the ...
... volunteers dried up, and slavery (which had been abolished in France in 1315 by Louis X) was introduced. Towards end of the 18th century, there were 90,000 slaves in Guadeloupe and 66,000 in Martinique-and when in 1794 slavery was abolished by the National ...
... settled in New Jersey. John Woolman made several journeys through the new colonies and was deeply concerned with the problem of slavery. His Journal is still read on both sides of the Atlantic. He came twice to England : on his second visit he died at York in ...
... crime which is unheard of in modern military annals, and that was to carry off three hundred of the inhabitants to practical slavery. COUNTRY LIFE. SCULPTURED FIGUHES ON ST. '\IAR'I'IN'S CHUHCII. [Oct. 19th, 1918. Dr. SoH says that the work of destruction ...
... Burmy); .. Standing Martingales (Lieut.-Colonel M. F. M cTaggarl ); Bull P1·ogs; The ]\!fango Tree Trich (R. B. Burmy); Slavery in Africa (E. Brown); London Bridge at Giliwell Fine Feathers Parh ; Early Birds (J. Phillips Davies) ; Fine Feathers (L. ...