... SLAVERY BY FOR YELLOW LABOUR. JOHN BURNS, M.P. (Reprinted from Independent Review. May. 1904) ...

... BONDAGE SLAVERY FOR BLACK. BY FOR YELLOW LABOUR. JOHN BURNS, M.P. (Reprinted from Imiepeutinet Review s . ' May, 1904) ONE PENNY. To be obtained of the Twentieth Century Press, Limited, 37a, Clerkenwell Green, London, E.C. ...

... Shop Slavery. lVe heartily join with the Shop .assistants' Union in condemnation of hat has been described as the infamous living-in system. And really it is in many cases little less than infamous. We hear a great deal occasionally of the need for ...

... Child Slavery. It is time that an emphatic protest was raised against the deportation of poor children to Canada. Little ones of quite tender years are regularly sent away by Boards of Guardians in all parts of the country, to be adopted by unknown ...

... BONDAGE SLAVERY FOR BLACK. FOR YELLOW LABOUR. JOHN ESURNes, M.P. (Reprinted from Independent Review, May, 1904) ONE PENNY. To be obtained of the Twentieth Century Press, Limited, 37A, c lerkenwell Green, London, E.C. ...

... THE SLAVERY INDENTURE. Know all men by these presents that A. 8., of C.D., of and E.F., of , are held and firmly bound unto our Sovereign Lord, Edward VII., by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King, Defender of the ...

... Child Slavery. THE TRAGEDY OF A TWELVE-YEAROLD N RSE. The Child's Guardian, the official organ of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, deserves the thanks of all humanitarians and lovers of children for the manner in which ...

... CHILD SLAVERY. In these days of protests against the re-institution of slavery in the form of indentured Chinese labour in a British colony, it is strange that there should be any one found hardy enough to advocate the revival here of the child slavery ...

... CHINESE SLAVERY. (7) DEAR COMRADE, - As has been said in Justice scores of times: The Liberal Government dare not remove the Chinese Ordinance. The truth is out now, and excuses are manufactured to order. A three years' extension is to be given ...

... WAGE-SLAVERY AND PATRIOTISM. After having climbed down to the extent of consenting to meet the men's delegates, the directors of the Great Eastern Railway do not appear to be in any hurry to give any reply to the demands which have been submitted to them ...

... STARVATIONAND SLAVERY IN THE HOPFIELDS. Having tried in vain to obtain work in London, I ventured as far as Conghurst, near Hawkhurst, in Kent, obtaining a day's work in the mangold fields for which the large sum of is. 6d. was paid. The next day hop-picking ...

... Bart Kennedy's Slavery. Can any good thing come out of the Daily Mail office? Well, for once, the possibility must be admitted. Mr. Bart Kennedy's Slavery has appeared in the List of the sixpenny novels published in that quarter. It is not, ...