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... ABJECT SLAVERY AND CRUEL TYRANNY. On the other hand, a pure representative government would ever be a mire safeguard against all injustice and mien ule. While the force of popular opinion reigne 1 , there would never again in this nation be Martyr. burned ...
... Wi:berforee's efforts on behalf of slavery reached their crowning success in the year 1834. In that year SLAVERY WAS ABOLISHED a comparatively slow process, but in the yearllB3B another Act was passed which brought slavery to an end there and then. This accounted ...
... condition of negr► subjection in America previous to the Civil War. That was indeed slavery in its most savage and primitive aspect. But to understand slavery --progressive slavery, so to speak —one must revert to ancient Rune, say in the age of the Antonines ...
... over an influential meeting at the Mansion House on Tuesday, ‘on Irene uu.ler the auspices of the Briti s h and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society and the Aborigines Protection Society, in furtherance of the pr0p.) to establish at Cairo • home for freed women ...
... rejection of the Home Rule Bill. MR CHAMBERLAIN hue written a letter to a leading member of the British and Foreign Anti• Slavery Association. Be declares himself thoroughly in sympathy with the Association in its objection to the proposed scuttle ...
... from the cradle were orisecra,ed to converse with the gods ;.ithere to wink with their hands in industry. Some were born to slavery, transmitting it like a stain from generation to generation ; they went about with a chain at their foot even to the grave ...
... to any and or chiefs %ally to maintain (trier from Wady le Kit on the condition of peace with kgt-p:, suit discouraging slavery. &yowl this used* the British lloverninent the is prepared to any t o, spousibility whatever for the government of tan Suedes ...
... of the capital, dared to face the omnipotent Ciesar and spit in his face all the gall of twenty years of bumiliatian and slavery. Rocheto►t was the first to strike at the idol, and the people rewarded him by returning him to Parliament. This immense service ...
... they make it their policy to capture the very young. Hence the School Board struggles. The slavery of the body is a great evil, but it is as nothing to the slavery of the mind. Yet most people think much of the former, and little of the latter. The physically ...
... Joshua!** The aoswer was Joshua was Home's favourite, he gave .1 -buil a --- iColours. Tien follo'wol Nu the' Selling into Slavery of the •te Another bright youth of David i,% •• himself over with hair so to Ii! David think it was bi 4 dent of Clasp.* ...
... warranted cure d aceargea Isnot the Uneasy thew. &az (matured er egoidatutsenalX, Gravel. and Yaws the Beek. Geo:rowed free from Slavery. Sold Cal each, by all aad retest Modicum Valdese throughout tiro World ; al seat ter rusty stamp* by the Makers. Th. Idolised ...
... least of our benefits, and nothing contributes more to this than a regular occupation. Not the work that overstrains, nor the slavery of the sweater, nor the feverish haste that flurries ; but calm, solid, steady, well-digested labour, fairly remunerated ...