... exclusive of the just rights of others, and the shouts of joy over the victories gained in unjust struggle demonstrated the slavery of mind to material gain. Often they deluded themselves that because of the designs of their forefathers having been accomplished ...

... to pey expenses, says-Sandy. By the hookey, cried Rob, You'll no' better try that on Sandy, or youUl be nippib for slavery. Man, Rob, your aye slaverin' aboot something, says Dauvit. You have mair jaw. than judgment. Sandy kens Sat he's abcot ...

... allowed before soldiers were shipped and taken away, but these men had not been allowed four hours. In the hottest days of slavery they would have been allowed more time. There was an impression among the members of the Watching Committee that they had ...

... years been actively employed in the suppression of the slave trade on the East Coast of Africa, givea his views of Zanzibar Slavery, while Mr Carlyle Sraythe, 8.A., describes Trappist Monastery in Natal. Cornhill maintains a high standard Cornhill. of ...

... assembly as a patriarch standing near the grave, . . . and after solemnly urging the members to persevere to the last until slavery was extinct, lifting his arm and pointing to heaven, be ended by Baying, ' May the Supreme Ruler of all human events, at whose ...

... spoke in support the motion. He thought it was derogatory te them as Britons to have in this 19th century such a system of slavery. Mr Cunningham-Graham had well remarked that our social system was entirely rotten, that this land of ours was a heaven to ...

... justice between man and man, and ought to awaken desire within hiui to work-out his own emancipation from the bondage 'A wage slavery, and place his own and hrs kind's existence, their happiness and prosperity, physically ami intellectually, upon the security ...

... of the workiugmen there. When a workingman's wife has two or three children, her forenoon is usually a period of perfect slavery associated with wearing worry, trouble from which the ordinary slave is generally free. The children are needing attention ...

... ridicule and contempt. The people, too—perhaps owing to the excitement of the struggle—plunged deeper and deeper into the slavery of gin. Men, women, and children drank in the streets until they fell insensible. Between 1736 and 1743 the consumption spirits ...

... the cost of the dwelling-house, let alone the cost of the steading. And what a tenancy of such a place? It is simply white slavery. It is a fact within my knowledge that there is a great deal of land under tillage that pays neither landlord nor tenant, ...

... OF WOMAN IT has taken some centuries to convince men that women arc truly capable of rising to any position above that of slavery—socially and physically. It may take another century two to convince the world of the fact tiiat woman, given the same in ...

... service. Crofts would only give country employment for a few people. The work of * holding of from 5 or to 50 acres was mere slavery. To stock acres would cost from £350 to £400. A crofter could not pay higher rent than a large farmer, unless got his family ...