slavery

29 subentries

slavery. See also slaves
abolition of slavery (71:2.10) (71:8.5)
after arrival of Adams (51:4.7)
in continental nation (72:5.2)
among races in primitive times (51:4.6-7)
benefits of slavery
compelled backward and lazy peoples to work (69:8.6)
compelled man to invent regulative society (69:8.7)
great advance over massacre and cannibalism (69:8.2-3) (81:2.6)
indispensable link in civilization (69:8.6-7)
liberated captors’ wives from tilling soil (84:3.8)
raised masters’ standard of living (81:2.13)
slaves eventually shared blessings of higher society (69:8.8)
detriment of slavery
Greek culture perished as result of s. (80:7.6,13) (98:1.1) (98:2.3) (133:5.12)
practice deteriorated Cro-Magnons (80:3.9)
reason for Roman decline (195:3.9)
s. is gravest destructive social malady (69:8.8)
feature of military conquest (69:3.7) (69:8.1-4) (70:8.5) (121:3.7)
in civilization (69:8sec)
industrial servitude in s. to debt (69:8.10)
institution came with agriculture (81:2.13)
lending was primitive means of enslavement (69:5.8)
man attached to the land (69:8.5)
not prevalent among pastoral peoples (69:8.4)
possible emancipation made early church tolerant of (121:3.8)
primitive man a slave to usage (68:4.5)
primitives never hesitated to enslave (69:8.1)
secularism betrays man into political and economic (195:8.4)
specialization of labor based on (69:3.7)

Cross-references

Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.