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... THE ANTI-SLAVERY AND ABORIGINES PROTECTION SOCIETY. To the Editor. Sir,—The • loss sustained by this Society througih the death of its President, the late SIIT Victor Buxton, has led to some reorganisation. Mr. Charles Roberts has succeeded as President ...
... BADGES OF SLAVERY UNDER THE FLAG OF FREEDOM! The specimens of Passes shown, here are some of the many Passes which the Natives of Africa, South of the Zambezi, have to carry when travelling:from'place to :place, as they cannot move about without the ...
... instrument in securing its abolition, that to-day we will be cornpelled to write not of slavery within any other European Empire, Kingdom, or Republic, but Slavery within the British Empire ! And this is but a moderate statement of the actual facts ...
... SLAVERY WITHIN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. Stru;gle of Ideals. By R. V. SELOPE THEMA. The struggle between Briton and Boer in South Africa has been, more or less, a struggle between ideals—namely, liberty versus slavery. Since 1215, when King John was forced ...
... Wilberforce or a Fowell Buxton to the African Races and help them in their present fight against the vilest form of Slavery, i.e., Mental Slavery. In the last issue of John Bull Mr. Bottomley says :— ...
... he worked, the negro was released from his slavery only to become an abject of contempt and racial hatred by the white man. Instead of a merciless bondage of the body has been substituted relentless slavery of the soul, for in the average human estimation ...
... MEMORANDUM on the COLONIAL MANDATES FOR THE LATE GERMAN COLONIES from The Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society. ...
... Germanism. A German victory means domination and slavery, it means an intolerant militarism, the systematic crushing of all impulses and feelings save those which the military camarilla at Berlin espouse. Above all, it means the hopeless defeat of justice ...
... DOCTORS. The following letter was written to the Secretary of State for the Colonies as far back as May 1914 by the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society. Since then many young Africans have qualified as Medical Practitioners and joined the ranks ...
... which pledges to Native chiefs were only scraps of paper ; land and cattle were seized, the people were reduced almost to slavery, and the women were habitually maltreated by the Germans, who took them into forced concubinage. , • - • .Jr 4.• - - Exclusive ...
... with the blacks, and they found that they could not do as they pleased, more so because England got them to agree that— No slavery is or shall be permitted or practised in the oountry to the north of the Vaal River. ...
... WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE AFRICAN JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. PRINCIPAL CONTENTS. Notes and Comments When the Hour Strikes Slavery Within the British Empire The Act of Union for South Africa Wanted : An Enlightened Policy Reception by the Committee ...