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Meanings of affranchisement in English
Usage of affranchisement in English
1
In this case, again, the question of affranchisement will have made vast strides.
2
But for both, it is deliverance from all evil, it is supreme affranchisement.
3
If affranchisement produced the destruction of planting in St. Domingo, we know now the reason.
4
Before witnessing the affranchisement of the slaves, we shall, therefore, witness the affranchisement of American politics.
5
The number of free men is very considerable; the Spanish laws and customs being favourable to affranchisement.
6
And all these edicts had but one aim: to sweeten servitude, to increase affranchisement by law, to facilitate voluntary emancipation.
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Translations for affranchisement
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Affranchisement through the time