Significados de political enfranchisement en inglés

The Reformation opened the minds of men to that intellectual freedom without which political enfranchisement is a worthless privilege.

All classes who, at home, were seeking the elevation and political enfranchisement of the common people, were with us.

In spite of its failure, Chartism kept alive for many years the desire for political enfranchisement in the labouring classes.

The Charter promised political enfranchisement to the labouring people, and once enfranchised they could work out by legislation their own social salvation.

The advanced Liberals seemed to take the same view, and regarded Mr. Gladstone's defeat at Oxford by the Conservatives as his political enfranchisement.

Even the first petition for political enfranchisement urged it as the "duty of the women of this country to secure to themselves the elective franchise."