Slavery in Africa
Slavery in Africa
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Remember that these deeds of blood and darkness are no isolated facts, no temporary mis- fortunes, no mere passing accidents of the savage state. They are samples of a sustained, accepted, and carefully organized system of cruelty and murder which pervades and penetrates every corner of this continent. Do not let it be supposed that this horror is over, that this day of tribulation is at an end. This horror and this day are now. It is not even abating. Slavery is on the increase. Time, civiliza...tion, Christianity are not really touching it. No fact in relation to the slave trade is more appalling than this. The fact of this increase, for a time denied, then doubted, has at last been reluctantly admitted, even bv the Gov- ernment of England. In a Government Blue-book issued only the other day, Her Majesty's consul for the Somali Coast reports that "the slave trade has been very active of late. On the 16th of September (i888>, Captain Gissing captured three dhows and brought two hundred and four slaves to Aden.
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Remember that these deeds of blood and darkness are no isolated facts, no temporary mis- fortunes, no mere passing accidents of the savage state. They are samples of a sustained, accepted, and carefully organized system of cruelty and murder which pervades and penetrates every corner of this continent. Do not let it be supposed that this horror is over, that this day of tribulation is at an end. This horror and this day are now. It is not even abating. Slavery is on the increase. Time, civiliza...tion, Christianity are not really touching it. No fact in relation to the slave trade is more appalling than this. The fact of this increase, for a time denied, then doubted, has at last been reluctantly admitted, even bv the Gov- ernment of England. In a Government Blue-book issued only the other day, Her Majesty's consul for the Somali Coast reports that "the slave trade has been very active of late. On the 16th of September (i888>, Captain Gissing captured three dhows and brought two hundred and four slaves to Aden.
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