... foreign Powers may appoint will be accredited to the British Government. This means that there will be no cap it u l a tions. Slavery will be abolished. — London Daily Mail. ...

... efficient and permanent reform of the present calamitous state of matters must spring from within. In the emancipation of slavery they had an example of what Christianity could accomplish. Socialists said —We must hare State regulation ; the State must ...

... the steamer, and told a very pathetic story of her career. Her name is Martha Anne Rix, and she is a widow. She was born in slavery in the United States, and when a few years old was bought by her father and taken by him to Liberia, West Africa. There the ...

... emancipate him from the awful thraldom of drink that we propose this period of seclusion. There is no slavery in the civilised world inure horrible than the slavery of drink; no tyranny more remorseless in its demands upon life and happiness. Then, again. fur ...

... Arab and slave-holding Portuguese have alike been put down. Uganda has tasted the sweets of freedom after the bitters of slavery. As Great Britain retires, the slaves will re-enter; the converts will be massacred; the country will be given over again ...

... signature of France it would be altogether inoperative. This is iu the spirit wl.ich Portugal has always displayed on the slavery question. ; A =TURN of the revenue of the Church of ...

... that meant as as offer? Except in the Ottoman Empire, Persia, Arabia, Siam, China, and the interior of African countries, slavery is now extinct. Tile true way to gain influence over our fellowmen is to have charity towards them. A kind act never stops ...

... for wealth is the mother of tempts and leads many of its possessors into a new form of slavery more subtle and not less debasing than the old. From this slavery may all lands, and especially three of the English tongue, bold themselves for ever fee THE ...

... has left upon the political and social advanceumme South Wales ; Mrs Beecher Stowe, did energies were devoted to the anti-slavery America; and Prince Lobanolf, the Czar's Foreign Minister, who contrived in an incredible short spuN of time to render diplomacy ...

... conditions and difficulties of mission work in Central Africa. In particular he was face to face with two chief curses of Africa*slavery and drink. He had been told on leaving Zanzibar that the slave traffic was checked, but he found that the caravan route from ...

... referred to the invidious race distinctions which still existed in the southern states of America. It was thirty year. since slavery was abolished, by which it was decided that the coloured races were to have equal sights with their white brethren. But while ...

... wise men, but the nosey of fools. Sosays Philosopher Hobbes . He is quite right ; and of all the sorts of slavery that men are subject to, the slavery of mere words is the one from which we are slowest to break away. For example: Mrs Eliza Chandler, of Nitton ...