... PASSIONATE VICTORIAN Margaret Armstrong's Biography of the Brilliant and Lively Actress; a Woman of Rare Versatility Who Fought Slavery By VERNON FANE TO label a period of sixty years with one epithet and to have one general opinion of the people who lived during ...

... and to suppress human sacrifice, and to abolish slavery, and to do good in general to her poor, ignorant savages until they could stand it no longer and they rose up and killed her and re-established slavery and all the good old pre- Yarlove customs. As ...

... people. They are hemmed in at every side their lives are lived as prisoners not because of lack or climate, or despotism or slavery, but by their own mental barriers which rule every single motive, act or word. Cruelty to animals is prodigious here. Certainly ...

... know_ Machines. was based on slavery. Aristotle defended it on the grounds that some men are born to be slaves. Indeed, the system seems to be justified by its results until we remember that other communities have tolerated slavery without producing a fine ...

... This child has been bought and is being sold into what would appear to be conditions of slavery in the cotton industry, and on the train which conveys her into slavery are her two brothers, who are both victims of economic conditions. The child is assaulted ...

... that can be said for the Soviet regime is that it has freed the peasant and the worker from slavery to sex, by easy marriage and easy divorce, and from slavery to religion, by abolishing the Deity. The Bystander Book Shelf Noel Streatfeild Noel Streatfeild's ...

... century of slavery in Brazil, seen (as it were) through the red and angry eyes of a macaw, a very long-lived bird and, like the slaves, a captive but happily, treated more humanely than they. If any one has lingering doubts as to whether slavery may not ...

... industrialised civilisation, change the ingrained habits of the people, their methods of thought, their oxlike acceptance of slavery to the priest hood Would it teach the male peasant continence or the woman the value of virtue As to the ingrained habits ...

... Paris, and then the Argentine would have aroused the suspicions of an under-housemaid. But Betty had never heard of White Slavery. The third act is a duet for the two detectives, who do everything except reconstruct the crime, or comment upon the fact ...

... Mr. Reginald Tate, the Captain, a vivid character, vacillating between jealousy of his wife, assertion of authority, and slavery to the bottle. Mr. Tate portrayed these phases with rare acumen. Generally, the play impressed the audience deeply. It was ...

... quiet, pathetic Minn Lee, his devoted yet independent-minded slave who declines to taste the dregs of white, or yellow-white, slavery. This part is beautifully acted by Miss Gillian Lind. A \F eeney-an in Chicago Den n i s Wy nd h am as Mike Feeney. White ...

... the West Indies, only to be sold into slavery on his arrival there. The man who was to be the most feared pirate on all that coast had, even as a boy, remarkable initiative. Within five years, the period of his slavery, he had become indispensable to his ...