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Meanings of zealous advocate in English
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Usage of zealous advocate in English
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The Russian church had a zealousadvocate in the archbishop Lazar Baranovitch, ob.
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The Quakers had a powerful and zealousadvocate at court.
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What can be demanded beyond this by the most zealousadvocate for regular education?
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Mr. L. Smith stood up a zealousadvocate for the abolition of the Slave Trade.
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Ever a zealousadvocate of large states, Bolivar was an equally ardent partisan of confederation.
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He was a believer in "manifest destiny" and a zealousadvocate of the Monroe doctrine.
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Since that time, we have known him as a most energetic and zealousadvocate of the anti-slavery cause.
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Monsieur Nadar being, perhaps, the most zealousadvocate of this machine, we draw our information chiefly from his writings.
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With him ended the reign of terror, although he was not the most zealousadvocate of that system in his party.
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In the early part of the eighteenth century, Judge Sewell of New England came forward as a zealousadvocate for them.
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The indifference of the good Mr. Bolzius had by this time passed away, and he was now a zealousadvocate for its extension.
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His early life had been spent among liberal politicians: he was a zealousadvocate of freedom, but still more of knowledge and virtue.
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Nobody had asked Fanny to be a member of the Civic League but she was its most energetic promoter, its most zealousadvocate.
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There is no more zealous believer in the principles of the New England Puritans, and no more zealousadvocate of them, than I am.
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This blessed interview effected his conversion: the persecutor of Christ became his zealousadvocate, and before Dr. Stafford died he became reconciled to him.
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He has for many years been a zealousadvocate of the antislavery cause in England, taking up efficiently the work begun by Clarkson and Wilberforce.