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Reynolds's Newspaper
SLAVERY UNDER OUR FLAG
... thlese people should boe ialienable. Ndhw turn to Rhodesia. Here, abgalinl, Ie haie Seen eniforc*d labor, ?? is aB cruel as slavery and ioere hjypccritical. The settlers under the Cl0iartered Oconspatsy. lav.ve thisi in- gertious trick--they engage Kaffitks ...
PERSONAL
... Albright; of Birmingham, a well-known Quaker and close friend of the late - John Briglht, and a prominent '*otker in bhe anti-slavery ihoremtent of the early-part of this century, who died at Ohelpea a few weeks ago, has been provdc. Tbe- bequests to charitable ...
PROTECT THE BLACK
... country and Empire that the natives were ''wards of the QOueen. After the settlement there should be possiblh no dallying with slavery under any nauleo orany form eitherat Zarzibar in the Ran(d, or in Rhodesia. In the settlement there should be no sacrificing ...
THE HOUSE OF LANDLORDS
... Lereditary. It has become. so by custom; by the carelessness or, ratbei, by the abject submission of a people reduced to slavery and, therefore, too ignorant, or too debased, to resist. At length .it has come to this, that the presumed sons of their fathers ...
MONARCHY, IMPERIALISM, DEMOCRACY
... home. We have also shown th'at one of it-s chief ends is to supsplant white labour bv cheap, forced black labour-indus- ?ral slavery--at thle Rand gold mines. AlheadY many thousands of unemployed er1rltknen have reached these shores from 4°itli Awfrica. ...
SIDELIGHTS ON THE SITUATION
... extent he would theti have to work. Ho was not advocating slavery. As in everything else, there awere the tise and abuse of labour, and tiere was constantly the deliberate misuse of the word slavery by those who wianted to raise it s ea bogey., If nuder ...
THE CRISIS IN ITALY
... matters, btut the present duty is plain- to thwart the projects of those who would gag ItalZ and sell her once more into slavery. If, as fife believe, King Humbert is a party to this game, the game ie is playing is indeed a desperate one for.bimiself ...
CORRESPONDENCE
... of white labour or black, of eight hours a day or twelve, of six days a week or seven1 it is a question of free labour or slavery. In the Kimberley compounds the conditions of service are revolting to the British sense of freedom. Not only are the labourers ...
THE DEMOCRATIC SHOW
... let thy heart be light- ?? dresaming of night abysmal. C. ALSh5 COlOS ICE 1 VOICES. Slavery ie an evil, but war is the seem of all evils. It is the origin of slavery, and Waged by men in lirery compelled to shoot their fellow men or be sbot.-DP,. MONCUcE ...
SOCIALISM, ETC
... in G overn- ment and Mr icipal Contracts. -. Great Yar-,oenth, Iabour Hall, 7, J. M. Headley's Conscription: the Comning Slavery. KELMscoTr CLun, The Grove, Hainmersmith.-To-day: 7.80, 8. Wood, Vivisection and the Hospitals. NEW WAR LOAN. THIRTY MILLIONS ...
THE DEAD CENTURY
... best interests 'of the world. The century has, on the other hand, wit- nessed some real gains. The institution of chattel slavery has almost passed out of existence. The penal code in every country has been reformed, the liberty of the people has been ...