... NOT SLAVERY. I know not if a day is ever to come when the nature of right freedom will be understood, and when men will see that to obey another man, to labour for him, yield reverence to him, is not slavery. It is often the best kind of liberty—liberty ...

... have said that the recognition of the legal status of slavery in tho Zanzibar dominions is to the advantage of the slaves. For many years that excuse has been offered for the existence of slavery in Zanzibar and Pemba, which are under British protection ...

... NOT SLAVERY. I know not if a day is ever to come when the nature of right freedom will be understood, and when men will see that to obey another man, to labour for him, yield reverence to him, is not slavery. It is often the beet kind of liberty—liberty ...

... SLAVERY. on# leSente apoo the horror* the slave trade, one cannot fail bou treraendona the boon to the netiona, which inrohed in the traiwfer the rule of rTeiiiiann Power, of ocnotrjr raci. dhratration toie fact Sir 1 • R- Wingate* despatch the Office ...

... NOT SLAVERY. T know not if a day is ever to come witen the ttatu-e of rixitt frectlom will nyderstnod. and when men will see that to obey another man, to labour for him. reverence him, is not slay - ry. it is cften the b-kt kinl of lilt-rty—libert i y ...

... he refused to keep silence regarding on alleged system of slavery under the British lag. To his surprise he found existing among the people of this country (90,000 in number; a system of slavery, known as bawl system, under which British subjects in Sr ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL, A from Rio Janeiro gates that the Brasil Senate and Chamber of Deputiee have framed a bill for the gradual abolition of eleven% sieves over flu year: are at onre free. other- to be divided into claw= aei•onling to age and value. In ...

... ree.iution. he had stated at the outset all Englishuiee were are upon the subject of slavery, but the country agreed to regard the Federal g overn haters hiders of slavery their recent lecturer still preseml for a vote of approval id the cipation of the ...

... The Slavery of the Wash-tub Wash-day at its best is a day of toil and worry and discomfort. Soap, steam and smell all through the house, smearing everything, blinding everybody. Rubbing, scrubbing, tubbing. Maybe it used to be necessary. It isn't now ...

... Anti-Slavery Society transmitted to the United States a series of queries on the treatment of the slaves, the answers to which were published in a work entitled, Slavery and the internal Slave Trade in the United States of North America, to which I beg ...

... MODERN SLAVERY. To-day there is Is personal liberty ha large towns suffering under by-laws than there was in the autocratic days a Henry 141.—Ms. W. AN OPEN DOOR. Th. tr.. ideal of democratic education is to give access to the highest kuowledge to all ...

... humiliating as it is—that slavery is carried on, not only by the Sultan of Zanzibar, but by those responsible for the Government of the British Empire. The excuse given for it is, that there is danger of the slave-owners revolting if slavery was abolished. What ...