... or colour. I hate war, and everything that leads to it, at I hate murder, rapine, or the ill-trea:ment of women. I dislike slavery, however cloaked under the disguise of 'lmperialism.' I contribute gladly to works designed to strengthen the bonds of amity ...

... monument by \Vestmacott to one of the Thorntons, the family which so honourably distinguished itself in the crusade against slavery. In the Queens Gardens at Osborne. That interesting and neatly get-up little periodical the Coast Quarterly, supplies some ...

... Belgian Congo, and he gives a sorry account of the system of forced labour which the officials employ. It is no better than slavery, often involving the massacre of the men of the tribe that resists the demand for corvee and the herding of the women under ...

... fight to the death rather than accept England's terms. Don't, - pleaded the Transvaal President in conclusion, Icave slavery and subservience as a heritage to your children. OLIVIER'S REMARKABLE FEATS. The Times learns from one of its correspondents ...

... in favour of a worship-as-you-please policy, in which each parson is to be a law unto himself. Or is the slavery that is to be avoided the slavery of R ome ? ...

... price 6d. OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY O F RELIGION. By JOHN K. INGRAM,LD., Author A history of Political Economy, A history of Slavery, rte. While there have been many books written is English to to Pesitivinas, few are more clear, more readable, or ;acre ...

... OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY OF RELIGION. 1 ,, JOHN K. INGRAM. LL.D.. Author A History of Political Economy, A lii,tory of Slavery, While there have been many books written in English to propagate Positivism, few are ,wore clear, more readable, or more ...

... ents, is absolutely necessary to any progress in that part of Africa, we do tot doubt at all. It tend* mu now to abolish slavery as it advances, and it must eventually open tip a considerable trade with the great Lakes. All this is compatible with blunders ...

... supporters, one of which it has been said that, in point of moral magnitude, none but the agitation for the abolition of slavery has come near it in intensity—is this the way in which the partnnount chief of the Strongest Government of modern times is ...

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... unfortunate Christians as fell their way by these truculent barbarians. It was only in the year before Waterloo that the slavery of Christians was abolished by treaty, while one may well believe that the bondage of the Israelites in Egypt was a cheerful ...

... presence felt at to-day's meeting e* lApton, Limited. A shareholder with a philanthropic bent referred to what he called white slavery. Another shareholder at onto moved that the arious questions of the philanthropist lie not answered, and another proprietor ...