... respecting the first origin of slavery, which 8 is about as. profitless as an inquiry into the origin ot evil in S general. In a barbarous state of society, and with the 7 scanfy population which is its concomitant, slavery seems 5 to us to be inevitable ...

... THE MILITARIST SLAVERY. Is there not a straws similarity betweea thie battle which we are fighting ben Earope and that which Lincoln fought, Has there net wawa up in this continua a new for et alavos7—a militarist slavery —which has set oaly been eat ...

... “BIBLE SLAVERY.” ...

... ''FILM SLAVERY MR. MENJOU TO SIGN NO MORE LONG CONTRACTS Mr. Adolphe Menjou and his wife sailed from Southampton in the liner Olympic yesterday, bound for Hollywood. I have decided that in future I shall not sign any contracts binding me for a long ...

... the disagreeable duty of pronouncin the It. ity of a atate of Slavery between the ultan's saubjects. ilte eommuitteo rrpect fnlly subrit that for the mohamodaU local law -or cuatom of slaverY to override the law of Groat Britain in a district adtrilniatered ...

... Modern Slavery. Mr. If. U. Fox-Bourne, ever vigilant in his defence rights of native races, lias published an admirable pamphlet, “Slave Traffic in Portuguese Africa.” (P. S. King, Is), which gives of tthe slave-raiding and I slave-1 railing ill carried ...

... SLAVERY i CUBA. i (from the Tribane.) n spite of treaties, and prblhbitions, the slave f trade still flonrishes in Cuba, ind forms a rich source of in- eomejfor the Spanish officials 'ho share indirectly' in its profit8. We' learn by-a private letter ...

... CONGO SLAVERY. SOCIALIST PROTEST THE BELGIAN CHAMBER. BRUSSELS. Dec. 17. The Chamber to day discussed the Budgets of the Congo and the Ministry for the Colooief. M. Vandervelde (Socialist), who has just returned from the Congo, said that would vote against ...

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... STIGMA OF SLAVERY Wiped Out for all Time at Mombasa. MR CHURCHILLS VIEWS. Mr. W:nflton ChurehiU. who in making long tour Africa, conlkil welcome Mombasa, of the Eaet and Uganda Protectorates.*’ We hare received the text of the van oik presented Mr. Churchill ...

... your letter of the 26th of March last, I withr its enclosure, the -address to his. highness the Rajahb, on12 ~he subject of slavery in Travancore, which: was a ~duy sitbsiitt'ed' to his highness. And I' h~ve now. s3 V the I pleosurtet' t0 ransmit a *copyT ...

... Slavery, strain People have DO conception CC how these mothers live. said Mrs. Thornton. They have no relief from slavery, strain and worry. Day nurseries would be a godsend to them, and save the children from the worst effects of overcrowding. Six ...