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... world, he came to England in 1900, via America, afterwards visiting West Africa, France, Belgium, Germany, and Holland. He speaks French, German, and Dutch, having tutored himself—with the aid of grammars and dictionaries —in each of these languages. H ...
... the Reform movement and the personalities of the National Party are alike valuable and interesting. Of these the author can speak with full knowledge and first-band information. The Catholic Times : Mr. Duse Mohamed is to be congratulated on his powers ...
... eighteen Vice-Chancellors of Universities. In addition, practically every important scientific association in London entitled to speak with authority on the subject of racecontact was represented on the Executive. Such a list of supporters constitutes a most ...
... to prevent this 'evil. They were in favour of the absolute prohibition of the traffic, and of the strictest regulations. Speaking for Africa, Arch- ...
... their liberties to the French or to anyone else. The Sultan of Morocco and the Maghzen, or Government, have only a right to speak for onefourth of the land shown on maps as Morocco; the remaining threefourths is peopled by independent clans, who pay no ...
... without shame or fear, and aims at illustrating as much as expounding the genius of your race. (2) The better understanding you speak of will depend naturally on the quality of the Review, and on the conditions above named. THE COUNTESS OF WARWICK. I think ...
... walk our streets, trade in our stores, and travel in our boats or street and railway cars unmolested. In your editorial you speak of the misery of the Russian Jew. I know of no misery among the negroes caused by governmental oppression or discrimination ...
... than about the Englishmen or Americans. Most of us have taken our opinion about these races from England's imperial poet, who speaks with such fine contempt of the lesser breeds without the law. We have magnified their faults, and fail to see that they have ...
... and children. The Borden Government are doing their best, it seems, to precipitate the explosion of which the Missionary speaks. ...
... of Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell respectively, the bodies being buried according to the size-or absence-of the priest's fee. Speaking of the interest aroused in his heart by a study of the Inca religion, Mr. John A. Shakeshaft compared the condition of the ...
... certain. There is, of course, a large section of the British people interested in the coloured races ; but it is, generally speaking, a commercial interest only. Some of these may possibly be interested in the aims and desires of the coloured peoples ; but ...
... establishing an unnecessary resentment against Anglo-Saxon rule and tutelage, heaping indiscriminate odium upon the English-speaking race. These evils can be avoided by what Matthew Arnold sagely terms Love and admiration for bringing people to a likeness ...