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... war-dames gave an air of gaiety to the proceedings. aggress sad sugar planter of the West brought back one's naiad to the old slavery days, when the coleered races worked on the seer plantatisas and the Wert ladies provided the sugar for the world. gorgeous ...
... of Franco and Belgium, but of this country also. Unless Britons aro blindly intent on allowing themselves to be /sold into slavery under a Germanic military rule, there can be no assess for slackening our determination to this affair through. although the ...
... Chartist revoit against industrial misery. silent to-day when greet luck-outs starved British workers back into conditions slavery. Here were the real reasons why almost since the days when the industrial began. only about one in every th;rty of the workers ...
... his condemnation of the capitalist whom he was convinced had created slavery amongst working men by the sweating system which he encouraged. Every man loved work, but he abhorred slavery. .(Hear, hear.) He admitted that at one time be 11V1V1 • worker. but ...
... lity . crea liil t: ad aiam. Again, what would the Israelites have been without Moses and Joshua? For ages had they bees in slavery, grinding and groaning under heavy burdens, to - hard and cruel taskmasters. Their cry went up to God, and one day a leader ...
... crucified frfoh- The Churches ha d failed is their duty regarding the war. If they look the stand as they did against slavery and Sunday newspapers. determined be God's help war would be no more, and the time of peace on earth and goodwill aniongst ...
... , and women to-day have • keen appreciation of the freedom from holding up their skirts ever to return to this form of slavery. Here said there • tall skirt is seen, but I note those in show , where- salts, are being held are marked down much more ...
... was occupied by Lord binnaird, who pictured the time when the Chriatian natioge would police the world and would see that slavery was aboliohed everywhere, and that atrocities, whether on the Congo or in Peru, were put • atop to. When the Chairman had ...