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... the' lowest pbiut con. e sistent'with fiscal re4uirements,', : ' i a Ycura, sir, most obediently, Sept. 10, ' ; ' ' ANTI-SLAVERY.;s d * Vriinli.bredd*nd'0keotted 100,000 slaves between 18i r and 1860,whic' at the lo'w'vllae of'6W00 dollais; or £10 h ecbh ...
... by the way, appeared to have not above a fourth of African blood in his veins) declared him- self to be a fugitive from slavery, and, as such, none were better qualified to appreciate the glory of the act the passing of which they were assembled to celebrate ...
... IS IT SLAVERY P 6ELLING BY AUCTION. POXe OUR HEWsNGFORS CORKERPONDENT.) In most civilized countries there is some form of work and almnshouses for people unable to provide for themselves, and institutions of the kind are also in existence in the chief ...
... rod of iron. Is this slavery, or is Iit -notI? The pfoletarianism of England is as bad as the negro-slavery of the United States: the former is wages-slavery, the latter is chattel- slavery. Chattel-slaverg is direct: wages-slavery is ...
... SLAVERY AND RUB THE Anti-Slavery Conference reassembles at Brussels toeday, and will pick up the threads of the web which it is weaving for the civilization of Africa. It will, we hope, find them less tangled than on its first meeting in November. Nobody ...
... exact, can be enforced, our boasts about our part in the abolition of slavery are so much noisy hypocrisy. It will appear that we are at liberty to bind our fellow-countrymen into slavery, when we can find them willing, through their necessities, to be bound ...
... absolute and unalterable refusal to recog- nise the lawfulness of slavery for any purpose or in any shape. Lord Salisbury claims credit for having improved upon the Indian model by abolishing slavery altogether in the islands of Perabs and Zanzibar. But he has ...
... ZMGAZIEMD SL:AV:ERY. A meeting of metropolitin shop assistants was held in Pentonville last Sunday afternoon to devise means whereby they might secure a reduction in the hours they arerequired to work each day. The present condition of this class of working ...
... mented on in the local papers, one of whichbeing a fanatical defendler of all Mussulman institutions, includ- ing domestic slavery, threw out an insinuation about the girl having been the victim of foul play. This attracted the attention of the Sultan, ...
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