... estimation. Firs* ! of these is William AYilberforce, philanthropist, to whom in very large measure was duo the abolition of slavery. Agitation to that end had been gom . on for years, but it was only in ISO 7 that* tb« Bill passed which put an end to the ...

... isapremion en the public mind in Cape Tows and all other British centres in South Africa. Nothing could exceed the berme !slavery sad devntion of both oftioers and me. Ia the conflicts under consideration. Nur on the other baud can it be denied that the ...

... the Franco-G e rman war did not settle anything; the Northern and Southern States of America were not yet settled on the slavery question ; neither would our present war in South Africa settle anything. That settlement would come after, as it might have ...

... civilised J-V J they set about to arm themselves the appointed could fall upon the agents of Fro gresa continue to live spoil and slavery aa in the of old Following the parallel of their black neighbours plana fully matured aud in the pride their strength they ...

... had than any other country in the world spread kaowledge of the Gospel. Thee, again, the Datch disliked oar abolition of slavery, because they lost the free services of the natives, and waa those two causes we might attribute their hatred of British rule ...

... races could come to any other Said ' Tite conclusion but thait if they were free to rmin hlt by act withaut Irest-raiiit, Slavery, with all stlle its horrors and barbaritias, would have Ilihon full sway. The offeartery realised the wiens, sum of £11 1ls ...

... BJritonts Never Shall Be Slaves is one of tho mIO popular of our national sontgs, and, as a iiater Of fact, s iupoeslibe for slavery to exist under tbe proteette. stiadowt01ifltO Britishihag. In itile ss,,iieon.taner mnen Cmt they iviil place themseelves ...

... Never Shall Be Slaves' is one o1 the mesh popular of our national songs, and, ats a imatter of tact, it isi ispossiho for slavery to exist uinder the proteclilig rshadow of ?? flag, In tlhe camnmannernmci can- not remnaini hound by the tyrannic shackles ...

... rexpect, forfeited Oise into the I:overtimthe .4 the earth, and should therefore be ileprived avower, soandaleindy formerly by slavery, and in later ream by ilimillowing a native ley Lind, and ittarly geglivtins hie intellectual and xideltual need% Then. t ...

... was indeed a memorable year im the whele world’s history, when the vile wdlavery systom was ) even in South Africa to the slavery carrved om by the Thoers. Tho result was that 36,000 slaves were liberated un Cape Colony alone. The Boers did uot welcome ...

... this, form one. Thii is our hija and ncred privilege. as cleaily on- duly the formation a party for the abolition of chattel slavery, the prohibition of the liquor traffic, or pny cilir social evil. And if those who love righS»ousne*«i and brotherhood would ...

... owing to the detenuihatioa of the British Government not to allow them to ill-treat the natives. Kkl. Ad for the Abolition of slavery; :t.*i.ix) slaves liberated in Cape Colony ; reseatment cf the Boers, who were the chief slave-owner*. I'*-).*». The Great ...