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... responsibility for the welfare of the folk on the estates, the extort ion and the extravagance over again t the tarvation and the slavery. The sound of the tumbril was still a long way off, but it could be heard. Mr. Treasure directs our ear to it, and we listen ...
... don't try to translate them into facts . Support of Slavery E ven Beckford knew where to stop. He affected a social radicalism, but took care to draw the line when it came to the abolition of slavery. Much of his income depended on the efficient work of ...
... slave-girls, including many white women, incarcerated in harems, and the country's humble toilers are born into and die in slavery, bound to their town or oasis for the whole of their u n rewarded lives. The highlight of the author's travels was his search ...
... lone and level plain. he major pyramid still are promised that automation will fi ll the gap left by the cli appearance of slavery, and that civilisation, in its more exquisite forms, will be able to revive. Max is one of the last soms from the old system ...
... driver, of Longburst-road. Lewisham. The jury found that he was libelled in an article in April, 1962, concerning an alleged slavery racket involving Pakistan immigrants and some London taxi drivers. dui!salient WA% intend with cost arninot the NPWA 41 the ...
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... \lilyatt decora-plantation-owner in J amaica to preside over tion, and give support to the family tradition the abolition of slavery, by which he was one that Benjamin Dean Wyatt was intended to of the larger losers. H e died in 1845, and his redecorate his ...
... maker was A. J. Straum, the date was 1820. Lushington (1782-1873) was a barrister, an MP and an ardent reformer and anti-slavery campaigner. The box wa old for 680 gn. GLAS FLASK, ALSO _J;L,~ lll'- at 550 gn. Published part was a pilaster surmounted ...
... the cold. (Right) 5.- PORCELAI G-BOY H is cherubic face conveys the extreme youth of those once condemned to this sort of slavery watch and some jewellery evoked similar remarks, also the memory that, long before, he had been gathering flowers in his ...
... vVashington. A few Americans were frankly appalled Delegates to the by the industrial slums. Delegates to the great 1842 anti-slavery convention in London (which began the tradition of international conferences) later toured Britain and sent home a series ...
... below. The aristocracy and the upper including the prothe horizons like the loose i\·ory fingers of a hug fan. Freedom from Slavery Through the end of the 19th century and the early decades of the 20th, during which the feudal structure of human society ...