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... MODERN SLAVERY. ad life ta When men for filthy lucre’s And made our common flesh and When under chain, and goad, and lash, The tyrant bied We Britons. as a their freedom gave. Unslain the Despot reappears, in the land ; ‘neath Christian Bs form But with ...
... the of the Electoral Bill rendering testants, and nat sted clgible forthe Chambers. In the Chamber, Senor Moreira the anti-slavery taken up = Swarte announced United States Envoy, = — pellating the Premier to. the AF at ...
... BVAA A correspondent writes to the Dally News:—|_ Statements have been made by men in high authority that slavery in some of its most odious forms and cruelty of other kinds have been prac- tised by the Boers during their occupation of the Transvaal. ...
... LAVERY IN CUBA. ADRID, Evening. Cuban Deputies are ber in favour of the imme- out to present diate abolition of slavery in WEST COAST OF AFRICA. ADEIRA, M 24, Intelli from Bonny to the by the ritish and African steamer still continue be- again been victorious ...
... SLAVERY IN EGYPT Cat 27. The reported disposition of t! Ministry to favour ‘the continuance of slavery in Egypt is denied. The Governor. informed Premier of. the appointment of a | Committee for controlling affairs in the Sou- and especially for suppressing ...
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... SLAVERY IN PT, ‘The Alexandria correspondent of the Morning Post remarks :—Very little attention appears te have been paid to the attempts of the Khedive stamp out, Coe, ai ve trade, and I cannot bat Gevernment to completely chink. that a little their ...
... Pease, said that the Government had received tie text of the recent Act passed by the Legislature of Brazil in reference to slavery in the empire, known as Its provis.ons did the Sarawa Act. They would lay it on the table. nn. ntear to he ir eantraven- ...
... the part taken by the King of the Belgians in the work of civilisation, drew a most beartrending picture of the horrors of slavery, and advocated the formation of a corps exclusively composed of Belgians and consisting of about 100 men to be on the borders ...
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