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... quality of supreme Pontiff be leaves to the Church. misigning large sums to the Proputands Fide. to Cie missions. to the anti-slavery oampaiits. and for Um Wilmot of religious instruction. leasing his ammo, free to dispose of the remaining foods. ...
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... retard the kind homesteads of lair Isishowee, Which manhood and video have ohm's for airdrome Not lone shall the intim, in slavery groom. That mare the tall pimiento of fair !Mallow's'. ...
... COLUMN. SLAVERY IN THE CONDO BASIN. E. J. Olave, one of Stanley's former officers, paints in The Century Mn i mxine the horrors of Congo slavery in a way in which they have never previously been before American reader,. It is not the slavery itself, it ...
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... oppression of LOCAL uscatas AND SPECVLATORN ( fists and commune-eaters) who have reduced him to a state of economic slavery, and who now •'s 'maize' him in his time of need, and unjustly apprl.priate a large part of his earnings. Each of these e ...
... great national dispute on the question of slavery. has just passed away in the person of Mr. OLiver Jobnaeu Davis. He adhered to the Northern cause. His powerful speeches in favour el the abolition of slavery had important influence en the events of the ...
... boom' was moat deafening, that old blooming boomer,' Lord Wolseley, sneering at Cardinal Lavigerie's way of patting down slavery. Mr. Stead, who a short time before had been prophesying that the Holy Father might do wooderfal things if be only were a ...
... oppression of LOCAL UAL/KERN AND APECULATORS ( flYt=l and onminune-eaters - ) who have reduced him to a state of economic slavery, and who now piceze him in his time of need, and unjustly appropriate a large part of his earnings. Each of these explanations ...
... compelled to work out their indebtedness. Should a debtor run away, his father, his wife, or his children may be held in slavery until the debt is cancelled. TOWARDS THE SUNSET. ...
... night-work and extremely hours, but they had to be content with a most miserable pittance for their labours. Theirs was a white slavery indeed in more senses than one. The ordinary baker receiving only from 12s to par week had to do in tome case. up to twenty ...