... SLAVERY AT BAGAMOYO. __________________ The Times, in leader condemning the proclama- I.OS* Wak Vessel with all tele- ti ul i published at midfr Oerman gram the foundering, in the Black Sea, authonaing the free side and purchase of slaves the Austrian ...

... opposed almost every other scheme in the programme of the Whig party. the out- standing queetion of slavery, he said—“As re| the abstract lawfulness slavery, I I acknowledge it simply importing the right of j one man to the labour of another ; and rest it ...

... amt girls exclaims Mr Whyte, “Hut there is such blessing for them. They must work. work, vhork. In this worse than Egyptian slavery there „..t a moment for tv: ion, time for independent reading. The intelle l is starved, the school becomes •• iheir solar ...

... anti-slavery writings. She married Rev, C. E. Stowe, a theological professor a Seminary. Her first work was series of “ketch**- ...

... Kalmrega had ousted from his country Torn ; and the fugitive came out from their hiding among mountains, escaped from their slavery among the Wsnyoro, or bade farewell to Nlab, who had sheltered them, and with great rejoicing recognised the boy Ka««g>ma ...

... s sister. also supported Disraeli Commission for investigating the Poor-Laws, and made two rather unfortunate speeches on slavery. ...

... Nations and free Parliaments should rise to the height of her destiny. The Englishspeaking people were the first to banish slavery, so let their efforts now help to solve the pressing iudnstiiil problems thed.y, and foigetiing minor differences and class ...

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... took place on foreign and colonial policy. The principal topics dealt with daring the debate were French operations in Siam, slavery in Zanzibar, the Uganda railway, and the evacuation of Egypt. H. M. Stanley was among the speakers, and made furious attack ...

... gem “The most humiliating feature of Ireland’s subjection to England is the consciousness that a brilliant race is held in slavery by the stupidest set of human bullocks that ever dwelt earth.” The British ]>cople in general, and British statesmen in particular ...

... engagement season been offered, the work assigned to the female servants upon many our farms is so much of continual drudgery and slavery that rather than bind themselves down to multifarious and never ending duties of a farm kitchen, even with every inducement ...

... of chattel slavery. All the wise men in ancient civilisations, Plato and Aristotle amongst their number, thought slavery an everlasting institution. Nevertheless another economic change came, and with it the substitution of serfdom for slavery. Then came ...