... SLAVERY British Slave Emancipation, 1838- By William Lewis Mathieson. Longsnans. 125. 6d. A continuation of Dr. Mathieson's learned and thorough study of the abolition of slavery under the British flag. A story of great hopes and partial disappointment ...

... SLAVERY The proposal to create a permanent committee of experts to deal with the campaign for the suppression of slavery has heen unanimously accepted by the League of Nations Assembly. An advisory committee of seven experts will be appointed by the Council ...

... IS THIS SLAVERY? We cannot interfere with their liberty, he said. Not even by making them agree to stay a certain term if you train them t I .Persisted. He shoot his head. He might have been a Liberal member of the House of Commons! This knocked on ...

... SLAVERY . The recent League Assembly accepted the proposal of the British Delegation for the suppression of slavery in all its forms throughout the world. The actual work is to be carried out by the Secretariat and seven expert Advisers are to be appointed ...

... SLAVERY. As disarmament, the Far Eastern dispute and the economic crisis were being dealt with by the League at special gatherings, the Assembly had to confine itself to matters of secondary importance. Its chief achievement was the setting up of the ...

... plan for League of Nations assistance to carry out recommendations of the special Commission of Inquiry into conditions of slavery in Liberla, which sat in 1930. The Liberian Government’s acceptance is, however, subject (says Reuter) to cer- tain modifications ...

... Exposed Slavery There are thousands in Portuguese Angola whose conditions are better because he took his life in his hands and, single-handed, exposed Slavery there. Always independent, always steadfast, always incor- ruptible, he has been a knight-errant ...

... Slavery of Versailles el ERMA_NY is becoming a great %X armed camp, she is moving towards civil war So Mr. Joseph Reeves, education secretary of the Royal Arsenal IA:6-operative Society, who knows post-war Germany as well as any man, tells ins after ...

... NONE AND SLAVERY The Judge: If this at ion is to rest upon the causing of a breach of contract, the principle, if worked out to its full extent, will produce innumerable breaches of contract, because it will mean that anyone who asks a wife to do ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY Wi ham Wilberforce (1759-1833), the British reformer. will always be remembered for his great work in connection with the abolition of slavery in England. Although a legal decision was given in 1772 that a slave could not be owned ...

... Semi-slavery If some people's wages V. thcy'd have practically nothip upon. _ _ to Val South Normanton, Derbyshii . Celine is considering appointing a t:a taker at 10s. a week. The wages of baths att:la.. Penarth, Glamorgan, are to 14 r. viewed. They ...

... Wife's slavery A Job! Ye gods, what a job it She had to slave in a laundry for long hours every day for four dollars a week. Finally, we sunk to our present plight —actually accepting gifts of money from the relatives in England whom at one time we helped ...