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… Striking out at a slave owner's property was a way to strike at the man himself, albeit indirectly. Other methods …

… years imprisonment. Furthermore, “intimidating” others to strike or to protest against any law, became subject to a … to overt acts of treason which included a nation-wide strike, the defiance campaign and violent acts “in pursuance … Act (1960) was similarly draconian and made incitement to strike subject to ten strokes or a fine of ₤500. |75 See …

… Smuts’ in the election that followed the 1922 miners’ strike. The Pact Government, as it was called, almost …

… that, ‘The meeting unanimously agreed that the ongoing strike is nothing but sheer opportunism on the part of the … emotions. ... Lastly, for every day that workers are on strike they are not paid. This is unsustainable as some of …

… down in the Riotous Assemblies Act for people who went on strike, or who boycotted, were increased to five years in …

… decrease in construction. World War I, the 1922 General Strike and the 1929 Stock Market collapse all played a role … the setbacks created by World War I, the 1922 General Strike , the 1929 Wall Street stock-market crash and the …

… cabin was quite finished. The storms which forces us to strike work at Thaba-Bossiou had caused him to lose some …