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In the brain of such benevolent dreamers the idea of a world Congress of Religions-first brought together at ..

... majority of the human race and holds it as with a grip of steel in the gaol of ignorance and superstition. For, let the Marxian Socialist prate to his heart's content of the material causes that underlie all human action ; let him try, howsoever hard, to interpret ...

But everywhere I was treated with deference, there was neither staring nor jeering, and if on occasion my path was

... world, money and social position count as nought where jack is every inch as good as his master. Hence there is no room for Socialistic theories and active discontent, and agitators are unknown in' this city of sunshine and good-natured laughter. Where wants ...

Published: Friday 01 November 1912
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 424 | Page: 100 | Tags: none

unethical, it is impossible of realisation. It is absolutely impossible to keep the coloured races ignorant, ..

... European and European countries alike--revolution in extreme cases, such as China, Russia, Turkey, and Portugal, and a Labour Socialist movement in Japan just as in every European community where the whites do the work, and have no nigger population to ...

But everywhere I was treated with deference, there was neither staring nor jeering, and if on occasion my path was

... world, money and social position count as nought where jack is every inch as good as his master. Hence there is no room for Socialistic theories and active discontent, and agitators are unknown in' this city of sunshine and good-natured laughter. Where wants ...

Published: Friday 01 November 1912
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 424 | Page: 100 | Tags: none

But everywhere I was treated with deference, there was neither staring nor jeering, and if on occasion my path was

... world, money and social position count as nought where jack is every inch as good as his master. Hence there is no room for Socialistic theories and active discontent, and agitators are unknown in' this city of sunshine and good-natured laughter. Where wants ...

Published: Friday 01 November 1912
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 424 | Page: 100 | Tags: none

unethical, it is impossible of realisation. It is absolutely impossible to keep the coloured races ignorant, ..

... European and European countries alike--revolution in extreme cases, such as China, Russia, Turkey, and Portugal, and a Labour Socialist movement in Japan just as in every European community where the whites do the work, and have no nigger population to ...

THE FRUITS OF CIVILIZATION

... Manvema are prohibited from transmitting their instincts to posterity. And whereas primary education in Britain is subject to Socialistic and academic influences of a English boys and k ind that, h owever interesting, are useless to girls in th e i r future ...

Published: Wednesday 01 January 1913
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 729 | Page: 49 | Tags: none

DEC.-JAN., 1913• THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW

... Turque. Mr. Angell's pacificism therefore is the pacifism of the Hague conference. A British delegate at the International Socialist Congress at Stuttgart, while the Conference was sitting, was expelled from Wurtemburg for describing it as a Thieves supper ...

Published: Wednesday 01 January 1913
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 591 | Page: 25 | Tags: none

FEB.-MARCH, 1913. THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW

... led by false humanity. Deputy Ledebour (Socialist): This is unprecedented. The German Government, not being able to prevent sexual intercourse with Natives, intends to prohibit giving it legitimacy. We Socialists disapprove of a Colonial policy at all ...

THE REICHSTAG'S ATTITUDE

... Wirtschaftliche thr ee or Economic Union (8 members), and members of the Freisinnige - Volkspartie or Socialists Party C 42 members). Of these, the . socialists, broadly speaking, are like the English .ocialists, but much more radical ; the Centre may briefly ...

THE OUTLOOK. –

... in leadi ng d a il y papers rat h er t h an in Rece, and p re f era bly I thi n k i n th ose o f the cor ntr e , as the Socialists in my opinion, need no farr°boration of their policy in favour of Negroaddi-riers• I sh a ll b e glad to help by communicating ...

Published: Saturday 01 March 1913
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 1583 | Page: 15 | Tags: none

MY LETTER TO THE EDITOR

... evidently they are so from a broad cultured point of view. From the Vorwaerts, of Berlin. party official Gazette of the Socialists :— We regret we cannot give way to your proposition, as such things are hardly adapted to a daily paper. Perhaps you might ...