... to tho captive, then slavery would cease. But its supporters take care of that. The slaveholder and the minister are combined in one and the same individual, and thus they make the whole religion of Christianity to sanction slavery. But are there no revivals ...

... THE NEGRO AND SLAVERY. long as the Union lasted, the North submitted quietly enough to slavery in the South. The question of emancipation by remunerating the slave-owners never occurred to the North, although with our example of thirty years' standing ...

... another. But the abolition of slavery, whether white or black, must by degrees lead to thorough change in the domestic habits of the people, and especially of the great —and this is the important side of the question of slavery here. The change which has ...

... SLAVERY BRAZIL Brnssey, M.P.. bis description his trip round the world, which appears this mouth's Nineteenth Century, gives the following account slavery in Brazil: -The importation «.f tiegr.ies from Af'ic* long since ceased. Formerly many 40.000 slaves ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. Among the subjects which are not of party character which will certainly be brought before the new Parliament an early date is that of the excessive hours of work required in some callings and occupations from men, women, and young persona ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY*LECTURE BY MR MOSES ROPER. 6 011 Friclav last, Mr Moses Roper,' whence he States of America, from * 'ctu re 80n years ago marie his escape, delivered Sec essi 0t ru. norror of American Slavery, in the c one urcn Burnside. The audience ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Tne Rev. Alexander Campbell, an itinerant preacher dross America, and who, if we are to believe himself. Is President of a College in Virginia, has published a letter on certain *bargee which have been brought against him as an upholder ...

... SLAVERY IN NATAL. While the attention of the public is being directed to our mode of governing Jamaica, W. Hartley, formerly for sixteen years resident in Natal, has, letter published, taken the opportunity of calling attention to the evils arising out ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. While travelling not long ago in one of the southwestern counties in Virginia, the following thrilling incident took place:—Starting in-the stage-coach, soon offer breakfast, the morning being $ delightful one in the latter part of ...

... investigate slavery in different countries, and in 1923 they came back with their information. Their reports showed that slavery was actively carried in nineteen areas of the world to-day. She could not tell them about all the countries which slavery existed ...

... thyself as thou wilt, says Sterne, stall, Slavery —still thou art a bitter drought! If it was a bitter draught in Sterne's time, when Wilberforce had not begun his great work of propaganda against slavery, how more more bitter is it now, when no civilised ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. AMONO the subjects which are not of a party character which will certainly be brought before the new Parliament at an early date is that of the excessive hours of work required in some callings and occupations from men, women, and young ...