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Meanings of abolitionism in English
Usage of abolitionism in English
1
Non-coercion would avert civil war, and compromise crush out both abolitionism and secession.
2
It is idle to talk of sectionalism, abolitionism, and hostility to the laws.
3
The dream panorama is not a literal discussion of abolitionism or states' rights.
4
Disinterested benevolence, my dear sir, has nothing at all to do with abolitionism.
5
Nor did the public men of the North escape the ordeal of ardent abolitionism.
6
Arise in your strength and crush the monster abolitionism, that threatens your blood-bought liberties.
7
But now the opposers of abolitionism, and especially the clergy, began to be alarmed.
8
It gave new life to slavery, and encouraged fiercer assaults upon "abolitionism."
9
You know our house is the high court of abolitionism?
10
If I was sometimes charged with abolitionism, was not this man blacker than myself?
11
But suppose, sir, that abolitionism is dead, is liberty dead also and slavery triumphant?
12
The Senator further entreats the clergy to desist from their efforts in behalf of abolitionism.
13
A reaction in the Whig ranks against "abolitionism" suddenly set in.
14
His brand of abolitionism attacked the Constitution as a vicious document giving sanction to slavery.
15
Moreover, rabid abolitionism spread and dreadfully excited the South.
16
Christ came to preach the gospel, and not abolitionism.
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