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Meanings of defense of slavery in English
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за рабство Spanish
proesclavitud Ideology that perceives slavery as a positive good.
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Examples for "pro-slavery"
Examples for "pro-slavery"
1
The country was apparently in the full tide of a pro-slavery reaction.
2
The pro-slavery party were very indignant over the matter, and the Hon.
3
This condition attracted the attention of the national guardians of pro-slavery interests.
4
The validity of the so called pro-slavery legislature rested upon this election.
5
The Senate had the requisite pro-slavery majority of two-thirds for a convention.
1
He became interested in the pending discussion, and espoused the proslavery side.
2
Again the Missourians swarmed over the border, and a proslavery legislature was elected.
3
The proslavery laws of Missouri were adopted, and Kansas became a slave-holding territory.
4
Thereupon the proslavery men formed a constitution (Lecompton) for a slave state.
5
Thus the proslavery party in the Territory was overthrown.
Usage of defense of slavery in English
1
The politician had a stronger argument in defense of slavery.
2
The clergy at the South were by this time generally united in the defense of slavery.
3
The defense of slavery on principle had not yet begun to be heard, even among politicians.
4
In 1844 Southern Methodist Episcopalian conferences resolved upon separation and committed themselves to the defense of slavery.
5
Many Americans see such statues as symbols of racism and glorifications of the southern states' defense of slavery.
6
He quoted Scripture in defense of slavery, or tried to continue slavery -in spirit, if not in name.
7
Besides mounting this vigorous vocal defense of slavery, the South stiffened its resistance to the circulation of anti-slavery propaganda.
8
Could this increased political power be put in the hands of those who, in defense of slavery, had disrupted the Union?
9
In reply the Bible was freely quoted in defense of slavery, and the fight was taken up by ministers of religion with much zeal.
10
An immediate effect of the John Brown episode was a passionate outburst from all the radical press of the South in defense of slavery.
11
The attack made in defense of slavery upon the rights of freemen was early recognized as involving civil war unless peaceable emancipation could be attained.