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... If not, is British Government a Amok to !motel slavery When will Ilritisth gat..men rise above ennaf.loratinns as ofTendin, •nyone, .are to A.. what is Goal ! r oes', a. c not to Tour 101 l t.. the Pmtestanta of hngland, and notwithstanding the ii Influence ...
... GOLD MINING AND SLAVERY IN AF. RICA. LONDON, Monday Night.—At a meeting of the Royal Ge•graphical Society to•night, Sir Hartle Frere presided; supported by Sir Garnet Woks*ley, Captain Sir John Glover, Colonel Sir F. Fading. Captain Sarturious, captain ...
... be made up his mind if he eon I escape from slavery be would iiin the t•hristil..t Church, and spend the remainder of his dap .n its service. The lecturer then thrilling ince-1 dents in his life of slavery, an, the hnirbreath lescapes he had experienced ...
... will expect attics to fellow Maid the report he teem ties privates of the Nth and tem dupe stplassi at Misread. are at la slavery sis ask. o f. is the d She soaped she been& is the Bens he ensile hoes with ME% must be se to sassitat Isspitry Galena Asia ...
... known in Canada, w:tere he has been living since his escape Loin slavery, as the Rev. Josiah Henson. He has now reached the great age of 87 years, 48 of them having been spent in slavery am described in Mrs. Stowe's work. During the last 45 years he has ...
... the free wives. The husband can at any time divorce his wife without the assignment of any at his sisnple pleasure. . . . Slavery is recognised as a civil institution in the Koran. It is perpetrated not only hy the bowlege of slaves, but also by the fresh ...
... anyone really believes that slavery will be le-established ; or that the negro will again be placed underthe heel of his old task-mastter. Should it be possible, by any reasonable ooncessione, in matters not effecting slavery, to reconcile the South to ...
... Commons. The Report makes the f ing recommendations That while naval officers shall abstain from active interference with slavery in countries where it is a legal institution, ships' comuiund:rs should be altogether prohibited from exercising diecretiou ...
... another large tract of country being given over to slavery aroused the North from its lethargy, and, when the was introduced into the House of Representatives, an amendment was carried prohibiting slavery the new State. In the Senate, or Upper House of Congress ...
... to the manner in which the trade is conducted. And this is the Govern. meat which raises its eyes to heaven and denounces slavery and other detasiug practises in the East In Bombay the Government do hot trade on their own account, but there the monopoly ...
... abolitiort of slavery, but for the suppression of the rebellion and the restoration of the Union. But now a very large majority had proclaimed their intention to carry on the war until both armed resistance to the Government as well as slavery should be ...