1
An attempt was made to secure a provision providing for gradual emancipation.
2
He was also conspicuous in his efforts to secure provisions for gradual emancipation.
3
Yet, ten years before, Kentuckians had demanded the gradual emancipation of the slave.
4
In the spring of 1862 he formulated a plan for gradual emancipation with compensation.
5
We are gathering, it is true, a small party who are for gradual emancipation.
6
Pennsylvania, in 1780, by law provided for the gradual emancipation of slaves within her territory.
7
Henry Clay's proposal of 1849 to provide for gradual emancipation in Kentucky was bitterly resented.
8
But if gradual emancipation and deportation be adopted, they will have neither to flee from.
9
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and New York all passed laws providing for gradual emancipation.
10
Was the new State to be admitted as a slave State, providing for gradual emancipation?
11
Delaware, Maryland, Missouri, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Tennessee would yet adopt the system of gradual emancipation.
12
He urged Clay to place himself at the head of the movement in Kentucky for gradual emancipation.
13
State after State in forming its constitution, or by special enactment, arranged for immediate abolition or gradual emancipation.
14
Yet Captain Haskell was a Confederate, but he argued for a modification of slavery, and for gradual emancipation.
15
Their gradual emancipation was gained through unceasing protest and steady pressure, and in no sense by revolt and bloodshed.
16
For the rest, I believe some plan substantially being gradual emancipation would be better for both white and black.
