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... published here, in which the question of slavery in America is handled in the most practical manner. The preface explains tho tendency of the work when it saya, we do not write to discuss or defend the institution of slavery, but merely to give a simple narrative ...
... most part, culm and moderate now that it is some time since it lias been excited by anti-slavery novels, it not tho less firmly’ based upon the conviction that slavery is a godless institution, which no favourable statistics or proof of happiness in individual ...
... protection to slavery, but that the Smith refused it, although the only cause ot separation was the very fear that slavery would not protected ! Another unmistakeablo myth. AVe also read that the North declared AVe will protect the slavery of four millions ...
... Khartoum and all the provinces south of Nubia. He arrived at Khartoum, and immediately decreed that slavery was lawful—not slave-trading, may it be said—but slavery itself. That is, he legalised a possession which could only be obtained by the process which ...
... Edward Pubford. Co-operative Stores for Ireland. By the Hon. Horace Ourzon Plunkett, JEAN-FRAN9OIB Millet. By Mrs. Henry Ady. Slavery in East Central Africa. With Map. By Oswald Crawfurd. Mr. Forster and Ireland. By the Bight Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. London: ...
... What we desire to know is, whether all the blood and treasure which has been spent so freely by this country to suppress slavery and the slave trade in every quarter of the globe is now be written off the Ministerial ledger as a dead loss;” and, if so ...
... going on further south. At last, however, he went on to Washington, and while describing his progress thither, he touches the slavery ((uestion. course, in a book written by member of the Macmillan school, this question frequently comes to the surface, and ...
... the station platforms and hotels, and it is not surprising that he found the Chinese compounds tainted with slavery.” But it is not the slavery that is feared, but the Chinaman’s eventual mastership of the land.” Sir William Butler came to the conclusion ...
... Britons never •hall be slaves one of the most popular of our national songs, and as matter of fact it Is impossible for slavery to exist under the protecting shadow of the British flag. the same manner men cannot remain bound by the tyrannic shackles ...
... his views on slavery are those not of a well-meaning theorist, but of an impartial investigator of the system as has affected the Soudan. view of all the circumstances, Mr. Low is of opinion that (Jordon’s impetuous crusade against slavery had much do ...
... Uouuer, Fisher, and Spiolmcycr. Aftermath. Cuhistian Buuke. Headwinds. FIiANCJS PUKVOST. Illustrated by F. V. Poole. Love in Slavery. By HBBHINO Jackson. The Follies of Fashion. No. 6.—Masquerades. By Mrs. Pauu. Illustrated with Reproductions from Illuminations ...
... RESERVE, No. 1,590.— Y01. XXXI.] CONTENTS OF THE NUUBEB. The Anti-Slavery Conference 5t9 The Indian Presidency Commands 519 Treasury Grants to Inventors 550 The Summer Manoeuvres 552 Reviews 553 Operations at the Needles 553 The Army Sixty Meeting 551 ...