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... CAPITALISM AND SLAVERY. ‘ Freedom versus Efficiency ' was the title of an absorbingly interesting address given by the Rev. ¥r. A. o’Connor, M.C., St. George’s Chuarch, Walverden, Nelson, before the members of the Burnley Rotary Club at their fortnightly ...
... destiny of human life. ** Christiamty dissolved slavery and created a new civilisation. We may know a new form of slavery, but never the old one: for the simple reason that Christiamty has happened. Slavery is ante-human in a double-edged way. The owners ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. The constitutional amendment for the abolition of slavery came up yesterday in the House of Representatives, on Mr. Ashley's amendment to reconsider the vote by which it was rejected last session. Mr. Ashley made an able and elaborate ...
... WHITE SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The chance maltreatment of a wretched Italian boy has just bronf]ht into public notice, for the matter has been well knowu to the %olice for {m the nefarious trade carried on by one Charles T. Parsons, of Northampton, Mass., ...
... FATHER WATT AND WAGE SLAVERY, S CLOCAL CATHOLICS IN CONFERENCE. The first of a series of week-end schools organised by thhie East Lancashire Branch of the Catholic Social Guild was held at Hill End House, Haggate. The school consisted essentially on two ...
... THE SLAVERY OF HABIT. By HORACE ANNESLEY VACHELL. Nothing is stronger than custom. So Ovid wrote nearly two thousand iun Ar; and bhuman nature has changed but little since his day. Why do we become so euilLtho slave of our i:lbits? Why should it 80 difficult ...
... them a common spirit. The way in which slavery has been abolished may help us to envisage the coming end of war. SAINTS AND SLAVERY. Two hundred years ago most Christian people accepted the existence of slavery as a regrettable necessity; it had always ...
... The civilised world detests the slavery which allows one man to hold another as his chattel, but vast numbers of men and women are compelled to live under economic conditions which often are little better than slavery. Death with its accompanying ills ...
... handling and sound laws. Opinion in_all civilised countries is now auite definitely opposed to slavery as such. The result was the Convention against slavery which the League made some two vears ago. For a convention, it is being ratified reasonably quickly ...
... understanding of themselves.—Mr. J. W. Bowen. The worker suffers quite as much from intellectual slavety as from economic slavery.— Mr. Fred Bramley. ...
... nations for help we must be prepared to ‘receive iton their conditions, which will be the abolition of slavery. If we are prepared to abolish slavery, it will not be necessary to go to European nations for protection ; they will give us not only recognition ...
... himself or his children were sold into slavery, On the other hand, the killing of a mav, even the kiling of a king, might bz atoned for by a fine, and when the fine could not be paid, the killer was sold into slavery. The slave trade was e-pecially centred ...