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... first letter to the Press denouncing slavery-a fact recorded with pride on a panel at Pocklington School, where he was educated from The panel incorporates a fine painting (attributed to A. Devis) of 1771 to 1776. slavery the piece of sculpture Tottenham ...
... in either religious or ecular earning. E SCAPE FROM SLAVERY He made his first acquaintance with Ireland when raiders from the sea picked him up with others and carried him off to be sold into slavery. He worked as a shepherd for six years, and during that ...
... phrenologist (I 0) 17. Paddy's idea of cheap en tertainments gets home ( 10) 20. Send her in! (anagr.) (9) 21. I'ifty in slavery you may meet in the country (6) 23. See I~ 27. The wind might so treat one ahead (S} 28. Rl\·et 111 the fountaln (S) 30. The ...
... and his repeated failings in this respect made Wilberforce's great exertions in the education of public opinion against slavery the more notable. He worked too, with especial zeal, for the proper observance of Sunday and for the religious instruction ...
... tories of slave estates. Hung on the contemporary pictures the hideous traffic. WILBERFORCE HOUSE, WHERE THE anti-slavery the anti-slavery campaign are housed here Many relics of denunciations is a model of a slave-trader showing the method of stowing ...
... PORTRAIT OF A EGRES , BY RIE G ILHELMI E BE OI T. It may have been painted as an allu ion to the decree of 1794 aboli hing slavery. (Right) L A DORMEU E, PAI ITED BY COL 0 I 1759 mood could be caught there and then. Its directness and its brevity have something ...
... home is a full-time far removed from child's play. Yet what a difference there is between life in the home now and the ' slavery The vacuum-cleaner has swept away the dustiness and weariness; the potted palms and strutting bamboo pedestals have passed ...
... either religious or ecular l earning. E SCAPE FROM SLAVERY He made his first acquaintance with Ireland when raiders from the sea picked him up with others and carried him off to be sold into slavery. He worked as a shepherd for six years, and during that ...
... 1441, Thomas Fawke to declare for Parliament in the Civil War, and Waiter Fawkes the younger to support Wilberforce's anti-slavery movement in 1807. Nothing is known of the position or appearance of the Villa de ffarnelay, but it stood probably on or ...
... Hogarth has become Agnes pose in visiting the United States. Then, of course, there was slavery, Wickfield, and he allows himself the Then, of course, there was slavery, luxury of imagining her still alive and and he made his opinion of t hat clear married ...
... slaves worth £5O apiece (Klinberg, Anti-Slavery JVlovem.ent in England). Another estimate (Sir Georae Macmunn, Slavery through 20.000.-THOMAS the Ages) is about 20.000.-THOMAS Fox-PITT (Commclr.), Secretary, Anti- Slavery and Aborigines Protection Denison H ...
... from Robert Barclay, the 17th-century Quaker apologist. This family tree had many philanthropists, such as T. F. Buxton, the slavery abolitionist, and Elizabeth Fry, the prison reformer. Mr. Bloomfield also deals with sovereign against failure, DO YOU great ...