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Meanings of enfranchised in English
Usage of enfranchised in English
1
The third Reform Act enfranchised the agricultural labourer and the country artisan.
2
In Wyoming, for instance, by a Democratic legislature, the women were enfranchised.
3
In Washington Territory, since woman was enfranchised, there have been two elections.
4
Long ago, in a reactionary burst of hysteria, the North enfranchised the Ethiopian.
5
The consequences of this madness will be most dire for America's least enfranchised.
6
That lonely vertical rod at once deformed and enfranchised the forest.
7
At home we have enfranchised the paupers, and expect the most happy results.
8
The free and enfranchised peoples of Russia will not forget this.
9
To begin with, it enfranchised the slaves, introduced into the world a morality-
10
Many serfs fled into the towns, where they were enfranchised and became FREEMEN.
11
Raad members must be fully enfranchised burghers and over twenty-one years of age.
12
Other men, including the newly-enfranchised Italians, need be under no apprehension.
13
The emperor, who has enfranchised the Jew, has disfranchised the Christian!
14
Just in proportion as the masses are enfranchised, statutes execute themselves without crossing bayonets.
15
The world looked on inquiringly as to how the enfranchised negroes would demean themselves.
16
Kedzie was enfranchised and began to jump and squeal at the almost suffocating majesty.
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