Meanings of political emancipation in English

As in Germany, so in Russia spiritual emancipation preceded political emancipation.

What care I for the political emancipation of you Creoles?

The political emancipation of the blacks was essential to the moral emancipation of the whites.

The last of the Valois was closely watched by the bold preachers of political emancipation.

The campaign gave every proof of such political emancipation.

The man stands for the spiritual emancipation of the Jews, the movement for their political emancipation.

Economic independence and social freedom have combined with political emancipation to emphasize the spirit of individualism among women.

It meant not only the physical emancipation of the blacks but the political emancipation of the poor whites, as well.

The ultimate goal of all feminists, male or female, is and rightly should be the welfare and social and political emancipation of women.

The happiness of the Jewish people, the people of morality, does not depend upon its political emancipation, but upon its faith and its morality.

To them, I argued that the political emancipation of the Mormon people from ecclesiastical direction was as necessary as the recession from polygamy had been.

But their struggle for intellectual emancipation has ended, as injudicious and violent struggles for political emancipation too often end, in a mere change of tyrants.

The people, regarding Griswold's change from McClellan to Lincoln as a political emancipation, had doubled his majority for Congress in 1864 and again in 1866.

Political emancipation was but one of the results of the Industrial Revolution; commercial expansion was another.