... His name is also found in an account of' Money collected in the Parish of Strowde for the redeeming of Christians out of Slavery from the Turks in the yeare of our Lorde God 1670' . .. In 1678, William Holloway was chosen as one of the churchwardens, ...

... children. The doctor never married. Marriage, he thundered, is an institution which reduces the fair sex to a condition of slavery. Dr Price was a support of women's lib before women ever heard of it. That he was efficient as a doctor, and a clever surgeon ...

... farm was given to it by its first owner, a sugarplanter from Guadeloupe, who had given up his plantation on the abolition of slavery and came over to farm in England. Apparently, he had been a great character in the Melton di trict for The beautiful carved ...

... and I feared that perhaps there would or could be few such touches in a life of vVilberforce, hero of the campaign against slavery, and sententious saint of the Clapham Sect. In a way I was right. But then the most fascinating thing about Robert Furneaux's ...

... The loop finial was fitted with a loose ring for suspension. Negro-bust seals were worn by those who supported abolition of slavery. These might be enriched with small diamonds and rubies, or with an onyx and enamelling. of Hockley, near Birmingham, and ...

... feat of reducing all men to a common level, only to find ruthles dictator replacing democratic government and life becoming slavery, and living mere existence. was good, as both parties acted in good faith and in ignorance of the death and, therefore, the ...

... patient, that saves and not destroys, is the right spirit. Here are sayings by Epictetus and Werner Pelz (both have known slavery) ; by Sir Thomas Browne and Christopher Fry (two birds of a verbal feather); by Marcus Aurelius and Arthur Grimble (comrades ...

... equipment.) He could not go back on his life's work, the issue of which, though resulting in tyranny, mendacity, iron curtains, slavery, and every known form of cruelty, he had hailed as the coming of a new world, his world, the civilisation for which he had ...

... minority, who care and understand, to carry the apathetic multitude with them. As Mr. Christian points out, the abolition of slavery, and of child labour in factories, did not spring from a mass movement. Here is a book that all who love the countryide should ...

... Byzantium and The Wild Swans at steamer. Barbara Bodichon and her doctor are going south to New Orleans, into the heart of slavery. 11 Barbara's experiences in Alnerica are a microcosm of the concerns of her life, and her life is dom.inated by She looks ...

... regard to your leader of May 6 ('Why History Needs Its Shackles'), I think we should distinguish between the two forms of slavery-domestic and plantation, which was a much harder way of life. The distinction has been operative since sth century BC Athens ...

... Broads. H arrison soon became aware of the way in which he was being exploited by Lemmon, ·but there could be no release from slavery, until he was free of his debt. H e saw salvation in a return to Broadland. Before he could return home, however, there was ...