... INCIDENTS OF SLAVERY. Slavery was, in goneral, s mild disease in Conwecti- ‘ ent. The importation of slaves was probibited m 1771, and steps taken subsequently gradually led up to the formal act of abolition in 1548. Bat “those of whatever age whn were ...

... WHAT SLAVERY WAS. (BY A BANKER) ~ Seattered about the tracks leading from the centre ‘of Africa towards the coast wili be found from time o time & ourled up human skeleton, or detachai “human bones ;or perhaps a skull battered in. These relics of humanity ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY. From the land where the Jords of the forest rise, And spread their leaves to toe barning skies, Like an ocean vast in the solema gloom, And lone and still as the silent tomb. Save floods of rain which splatter and splash, And the thunder ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. } Loxvox, Friday. The Press Association has received a communication Somery Bouiety, Gating taat the souisry has Boqussily very , stating societ, uent| baennqm‘e?toudvmtberetnzn boEgyptoyf General C. G. Gordon, C. 8., for the pu?ow of ...

... SLAVERY AMONG THE ENGLISH, Samnel Smiles, in his book called * Thnift,” says:— “Slavery long existed among oursclves. It existed when Camsar landed. It existed in Saxon times, when the household work was done by slaves. The Saxons were notorious slave ...

... SLAVERY IN ANCIENT BABYLON. The Babylonians borrowed not only on their property, but often also on their children, and even on themselves. If they were unable to pay back, their children and themselves became the property of the money-lender, who could ...

... The Slavery of the Wash-tub Wash-day at its best is a day of toil and worry and discomfort. Soap, steam and smell all through the house, smearing everything, blinding everybody. Rubbing, scrubbing, tubbing. Maybe it used to be necessary. It isn’t nowsat ...

... HOUSEHOLD SLAVERY ABOLISHED. ...

... Machine Slavery. Br RANDOLPH. In my firet article 1 wondered who womld he the men chasen by Nature for ils ** summary process ’ of making machinery the servant, and not the master-—its ...

... THE REPORTER. SBATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1904. IS IT SLAVERY? The general voice pronounces that it is. We have wo ueed to say what. Everybody knows. Everybody recognises that the night name for the thing is slavery, although 1t may be called by some other name ...

... 1904 CHINESE SLAVERY. 1t seemed quite beyond the bounds of possibility that the Government could discover or inveot 3 more unpopular questaou than that of Protection. But they have found “in the lowest deep a lower deep,” that of Chinese slavery in the Transvaal ...

... writer truly remarks that *if the people were ina state of slavery they could not be more completely at the merey of employers, or less capable of resenting the cruelest injustice.” We cannot tell how often magistrates, members of Town Councils, members ...