... a wife at a matrimonial agent's, her versatility also being shown by her intensely dramatic rendering of a serious item, “Slavery.” Unanimously recalled, the popular artist gave the familiar “ Do, ra, me,” and the majority of the audience needed little ...

... from the earth like a puff of smoke ; it was not until the middle of the century that first England, then France, abolished slavery in their possessions, l.(ussia and America followirg in their wake. But the dream of the Congress came true. How happy were ...

... originally an old wooden stoma* She belenged to the Confederate States, were fighting the Northern States on the question of slavery. One day in Merely 18/62, her captain hit upon the ides of plating her all over with o!d iron rails up from a derelict railway ...

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... now necessary-that it should begin on Thursday and end on Wednesday, so that, to the accom- paniment of Balkan Sobrauie, slavery may finally be abolished and merit get the h oliday it deserves. Name {Jl!r., t\lrs., etc.) A_ddress . SOLUTION TO No. ...

... However, most of the'r assertions are backed by evidence, and they undoubtedly succeed in proving tha I there has been real slavery in the Transvaal. explanation of the reasons why the Boers have indulged in so many native \\ars may, howe\er, be regarded ...

... the house was rented by, among others, Rufus King, an American lawyer and politician who campaigned for the abolition of slavery. He rented Belmont as 'a holiday home within riding distance of London' between 1799 and 1801. The replica was built by Berry ...

... collectors could probably be brought to But the slavery is a willing slavery, accepted gallantly, like two books, is one that most collectors could probably be brought to make. But the slavery is a willing slavery, accepted gallantly, like marriage or any other ...

... chance, or her determination to go through every street, brought her at last to the one in which he who had won her heart in slavery was living in a prosperous condition. The crowd drew the family to the window ; his servant recognised her: and Gilbert Becket ...

... draws a very interesting parallel between the Civil War and this in which we are engaged. Abraham Lincoln fought against slavery for liberty. He would accept no compromise, because the utmost that his adversaries would have consented to would have been ...

... y of the Regency period in Britain, and the subsidence into drab Victorian industrialism, which meant continued economic slavery for most of the population of the western world. Those times may well have been colourful (an aspect which gives Mr. Laver ...

... log cabin in Kentucky, Charles Darwin in Mount House in Shrewsbury. It was a time when authoritarianism and its offspring, slavery, marched alongside the biblical account of the creation of the world. Two men would challenge these ideas, and Mr Gopnik’s ...