... well-known American manager, Colonel Haverly, in demonstrating Slavery. I leave my always intelli gent reader, who has had the opportunity to seo both, to judge which is Freedom, and which is Slavery. A 11 this docs not in any way further the subject upon ...

... the slavery of young women, singers and ballet-dancers, shop-girls, and the lower class of governesses, to the men to whom they have to look for employ ment, and who are often as ready to abuse their power as any Southern slave-holder the slavery of the ...

... which for its richness, brilliancy, and artistic grace deserves the highest praise. The heroes, after having been sold into slavery, are again turned into stone, but are again released by Discovery in the transformation, a Vision of the Intense, in seven ...

... and when they are good they are bad, because they deprive a good action of the merit of free will, and degrade it into mere slavery. But of all habits, punctuality stands first and foremost in point of utter badness. Defend me from a punctual man He is arrogant ...

... Senator's illegitimate daughter by a favourite slave, and that therefore she bears about her the double taint of bastardy and slavery. That such belief is absolutely groundless she knows full well, for she has as a girl seen the documents which prove her mother's ...

... and when they are good they are bad, because they deprive a good action of the merit of free will, and degrade it into mere slavery. But of all habits, punctuality stands first and foremost in point of utter badness. Defend me from a punctual man He is arrogant ...

... words and music by G. H. Ryan and Dr. John d'Este (Alphonse Bertini). A dramatic song of an obsolete type on the subject of slavery is Free, written by J. S. Wood, and composed by Charles Tinney this work was generously published for the Building Fund ...

... counter part of the authoress might do worse than write a novel in pre diction of the emancipation of poor man from the sordid slavery he undergoes for the sake of supporting the tyrant woman in peace and luxury. The nonsense would not be a whit worse than ...

... whether or not they are really good for the Egyptians. But the burn ing question as to these Egyptian conquests is that of slavery. There has been hitherto a regular, though un recognised, slave traffic, carried on largely by Europeans, chiefly Frenchman ...

... story of the American Civil War, written very unequivocally from the Southern point of view, except that the author regards slavery as a blot and a mistake, which it was well should be made an end of. The style of the book is uncouth and bombastic the sentiment ...

... difference Mr. Loring Brace (whose Dangerous Classes of New York we have not forgotten), proves mat in its effect on Woman, on Slavery, on War, Christianity has unvarying made for what he calls humane progress. This is much, at a time when many teach that ...

... ren dered all his attempts to suppress slavery nuga tory and futile by not com pelling the government authorities in the Soudan to second his exertions by breaking up the very hot bed and headquarters ot slavery at Khartoum, the slave dealers of which ...