... It had been ageeid that some men had bought land. Yes, and some men had bought slaves, and it was agreed in the days of slavery that wages depended upon it, but the slave had an equal right to liberty with others. All men, too, had an equal right to ...

... the Greeks or Romans for THE EMPI.OTMENT OF CniLD LABOUR. In this respect they were worse even than in the days of chattel slavery. For the slave-owner knew that in order to have a well-developed full-grown animal, the child must be allowed the free air ...

... use Mr M'Carthy's novel phrase, an immense student of the Bible, finding in the Scriptures his sanction for system of slavery from which humanity and progreqp must not be absent. We see him enter Parliament by favour of the Duke of Newcastle, most ...

... temperance all along the Liberal line. Mr Morley did his part with admirable judgment. * * ♦ His denunciation of the cries of slavery and sacrifice reference to Home Rule, on the part ef some Liberals, was also most effectively done; the story of Coleridge's ...

... well, he said, in order to clearly understand the position of the parties in that terrible struggle, to briefly refer to slavery as it then existed. Mr Allan then rapidly sketched the acquisition of the West Indies by the Spaniards, the brutal treatment ...

... blazing heat, and heavy rain, north or south, east or west, the money must with the slave who carries it. ' Tis sheer slavery, white slavery. Talk about sweating in London, it's a princely existence compared to the life that 1 lead. I'd throw it up to-morrow ...

... solution of the Labour Problem. The chain of circumstances, resulting from its worship, has fastened the worker in economic slavery. less writer than John Morley has said : The history civilisation is the history of the displacement of old conceptions ...

... s. In spite of John Bright's protest, we rule that adulteration not a legally permissible form of competition. We forbid slavery; with Mill's consent, even refuse to uphold a life-long contract of service. The whole history of Government is, indeed, one ...

... become of the boys? Labour unions are supposed to be based upon humanitarian principles, to raise men from the depths of slavery to the pedestal of manhood, —and they advocate the principle of restricting human labour. If they could pass a rule limiting ...

... the Government for this measure, which was the greatest introduced into Parliament since the days of the emancipation from slavery, and in a short time there would be out of doors such a volume of support as would succeed in pressing this good and just ...

... poor deep-sea skilled fishermensailors, often ostracised for weeks alone in the miserably monotonously melancholy North Sea Slaveries or Fisheries, where they are too frequently sweated some sixteen hours daily, including Saturday afternoons and Sundays, ...

... drew a graphic picture of its daikened homes, its debased manhood, its cities teeming with misery and crime, its political slavery to the rum king. 44 It Eden fairer than poet's dream, went on, 44 but the trail of the serpent is over all, from the humble ...