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Meanings of anti-slavery in English
Usage of anti-slavery in English
1
Five years on, is the UK's landmark anti-slavery law fit for purpose?
2
The trials also stimulated the anti-slavery leaders and orators to new vigor.
3
He was the first to utter anti-slavery principles in the Western hemisphere.
4
Their stay in the United States did the anti-slavery cause great good.
5
As the opposition hardened, the anti-slavery agitation gathered in force and intensity.
6
In November Miss Anthony went to a great anti-slavery meeting in Philadelphia.
7
I estimate the value of anti-slavery writing by the abuse it brings.
8
The Birneys were anti-slavery planters of the type of Washington and Jefferson.
9
This was a source of real weakness to anti-slavery leaders in politics.
10
At this period anti-slavery agitation again became the order of the day.
11
At an anti-slavery meeting the red-hot lava was always on the flow.
12
The anti-slavery agent and lecturer thenceforth set it up wherever he spoke.
13
The anti-slavery men were like anthracite in the furnace,-redhot,-whitehot,-clear through.
14
At this juncture there was formed in London a new anti-slavery society.
15
This cruel and uncalled for murder had aroused the anti-slavery sentiment everywhere.
16
There was still, however, much suffering in store for the anti-slavery advocates.
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Anti-slavery through the time
Anti-slavery across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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