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Meanings of abolitionist movement in English
Movement to end slavery.
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Examples for "abolitionism"
Examples for "abolitionism"
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Non-coercion would avert civil war, and compromise crush out both abolitionism and secession.
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It is idle to talk of sectionalism, abolitionism, and hostility to the laws.
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The dream panorama is not a literal discussion of abolitionism or states' rights.
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Disinterested benevolence, my dear sir, has nothing at all to do with abolitionism.
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Nor did the public men of the North escape the ordeal of ardent abolitionism.
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British rule was established in 1861 to enforce the abolition of the slave trade.
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The abolition of the slave trade in 1808 meant that slaves could no longer be imported.
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This was the abolition of the slave trade.
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King George III opposed the abolition of the slave trade, oh and he also bought Buckingham Palace.
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A total abolition of the slave trade.
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Serageldin likened the 21st century struggle to combat poverty to the 19th-century slavery abolition movement.
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He had gone far enough in his opposition to slavery; but not too far.
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The delegates of all political persuasions united on the one principle of opposition to slavery.
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Mill's political career was distinguished by firm opposition to slavery and by advocacy of the rights of women.
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Some of this commentary has been conventionally laudatory, citing Lincoln's humble beginnings, his opposition to slavery, his honesty and idealism.
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His opposition to slavery meant he went further in the hard hitting Ode, Sacred to the Memory of Mrs Oswald of Auchencruive.
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The First Wave (Approximately 1840-1920) The First Wave grew out of the movement to abolish slavery.
Usage of abolitionist movement in English
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To confuse matters more, he also opposed the abolitionist movement, calling its members extremists.
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Ironically, the abolitionist movement was also divided by racial prejudice.
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The images would be reproduced and circulated around the nation, further fuelling the abolitionist movement.
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Gradually the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad won the support of ever-increasing numbers of white Northerners.
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Historically, the church has served as a political center for Black Americans since as early as the abolitionist movement.
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But there were also people who saw this and joined the abolitionist movement, which eventually led to the Civil War.
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Garrison soon became the fiery and controversial leader of the abolitionist movement and the editor of "The Liberator".
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Not all women Black women worked alongside white women throughout the suffrage movement, which was, in many ways, entwined with the abolitionist movement.
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The book tells the story of a young man who was born into slavery and later joins the abolitionist movement and the underground railroad.
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This account refers to the movement against human trafficking as the "twenty-first century abolitionist movement," and promotes the end of modern day slavery.
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He landed in Ireland in August 1845, campaigning for action against the slavery laws of the United States on behalf of the American abolitionist movement.
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This was the beginning of the new Abolitionist movement.
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The entrance of such a man into the Abolitionist movement marked an era in its history.
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The result was the formation of the International Abolitionist Movement, still active today in the fight against the trafficking of women and children.
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