... SLAVERY. hi EDITOR Of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SlR,—The novel view expressed by Mr. Keir Hardie. M.P., respecting slavery, which you rightly described as transparent nonsense, is not at all an isolated utterance on the Socialist platform. There ...

... SLAVERY AGAIN. To the EDITOR of TILE IVESTNIINSTER GAZETTE. SIR, —Mr. Balfour said in the House on Wednesday that, if the Government policy is carried out, the people of the Transvaal are to be the slaves of the Foreign Office, and the of the Colonial ...

... COMTE ON SLAVERY. To the EDITOR Of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SlR,—.ls I read your very interesting analysis of Paterson's Nemesis of Nations it seemed to me that author, and perhaps the reviewer, hardly allow that, in his torical account of slavery, Comte ...

... SLAVERY & SERFDOM JOHN KELLS INGRAM, LLD., Author of A History of Political Economy. . . . Is of especial value because no competent English scholar has before dealt adequately with the subject.—Dati.v CtißoNicLE. This is a most valuable work, conceived ...

... MODERN SLAVERY. A FEW QUESTIONS TO MESSRS. CADBURY. ...

... SLAVERY IN CUBA. Mr. Aimes would seem to he in favour of sla‘ery, though he never discusses the question on ethical grounds. In his book on The History of Slavery in Cuba (Putnam) he approaches his subject entirely from the point of view of expediency ...

... PORTUGUESE SLAVERY. m7T 4 ' T. the EDITOR Of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SIR,—Mr. Ne‘inson's admirable letter in to-day's issue throws a flood of light on the atrocious slave-trade still carried on in Angola. Clearly the whole responsibility for this most ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. RRING SERVITUDE TO FREEDOM. teresting correspondence respecting slavery in the is'ands tar and l'emba is published this morning. From the 'emba Vice-Consul writes that the slavery question to be at an end: These slaves who still remain ...

... MODERN SLAVERY SOME MORE QUESTIONS See this week':. ...

... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Sir E. Grey, replying to Mr. Ashley, said the Government had no information as to the actual steps taken by the Sultan of Morocco to carry out the recommendation of the Algeciras Conference that the public sale of slaves in his dominions ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. TO EDITOR of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. SIR, —Apologies for slavery in East Africa and elsewhere, more or less cautiously expressed, are not uncommon in these days, hut few persons are so bold as your correspondent Mr. Raymond I3lathwavt ...

... COMTE ON SLAVERY. To the EDITOR Of THE WESTMINSTER FTI F. SIR,-1 was aware of the interesting passages which Mr. Harrison quoted from Comte. 1 knew that Comte defined th! colonial slavery of his own day as une anomali c moderor, and attacked it. My ...