... and in introducing Miss Marland said that human progress of the jm«j could be divided into four classes. There eavagedoui, slavery, serfdom and wagedom which was not much better than serfdom, but now they were to alter that and try to gel into the fifth ...

... temperance reform. This great social and moral question has passed into the hands of the Glad stonian party—just as the cause of slavery abolition passed into the hands of the American Republicans. I should have infinitely preferred in the great struggle in which ...

... carried out ? The Turks had made similar promises over and over again, and they had not been kept. He had promised to abolit-h slavery, to give security for property and life, and equality of rights before the law for Christians. None of his promises had been ...

... But then—and this the worst thing about him—he idle the expense of his wives, whose condition one of the most degrading slavery. They cultivate his fields, look after iiis cattle, and, in fact, all the work. Polygamy is indeed the cuijse of the Kallir ...

... the death of Queen Catherine and the times of the French Revolution in 1880. She could tell distinctly of the abolition of slavery in the British possessions, and the passing of the first Reform Bill in 1832. She had lived' under fonr sovereigns—George ...

... has been done in the neighbourhood of Kirriemuir, and even in the land of white slavery, Barry, whose inhabitants, by-the-way, do not exhibit much signs of that slavery which you deplore By digging and manuring the soil you do change the natnre of it ...

... sapped at the root of all useful endeavour, and demoralised and stifled all effort after independence. To submit tamely to the slavery of debt was to destroy and to corrupt the true life of the church whose aim was, and must ever be, to set before herself, ...

... practical ideas, contains some far-reaching facts and instances touching labour and social problems of the day Is Socialism Slavery is a trenchant reply, from the Socialist's point of view, to an article by W. F. Aveling, which appeared in the May number ...

... Campbell Smith, the Sheriff said a servant is in his employers' service the whole twenty-four hours, to abolish this state of slavery, will you promote a bill in Parliament providing that the working week of all farm servants be one of fifty-four hours? Mr ...

... the death of Queen Catherine and the times of the French Revolution of 1830. She can tell distinctly of the abolition of slavery in the British possessions, and the passing of the first Reform Bill in 1832. She lias lived under four sovereigns—George ...

... liberty and progress. It may be for the moral enthusiast like Garrison, the Daily Chronicle said the other day, to say that slavery must be destroyed root and branch, without any consideration of public convenience ; such man cannot, for one momeut, compromise ...

... Wellington, Thomas Campbell, William Wilberforce, and Dnniel O'Counell are among the celebrities met in the first paper. Slavery in Africa gives details of many of the horrors of the African slave trade, and makes an earnest appeal for Christian effort ...