Significados de pre-civil war en inglés

The central character in Tracy Chevalier's new novel is a Quaker girl newly arrived from Dorset in pre-civil war Ohio.

Exports from Africa's fourth-largest gas reserve holder to Italy have fallen since last year as production rates lag pre-civil war levels.

So now Savannah's antebellum ( pre-civil war) beauty of live oaks and elegant squares coexists with cool shops and innovative restaurants.

Built in pre-Civil War days, it had stood the test of time well.

The majority of South Carolina's 19th century pre-Civil War population was made up of enslaved black people.

Southern Baptists split from the First Baptist Church in America in the pre-Civil War days over slave ownership.

When he completed the house, it'd be restored to the glory it must have possessed back in pre-Civil War days.

It's a spaghetti western set in a pre-Civil War America, and Tarantino creates a hero that Black folks will cheer for.

Southern Baptists split off from the First Baptist Church in America in the pre-Civil War days over the issue of slave ownership.

He said the narrative, which involves a European outsider stirring rebellion in the pre-Civil War United States, could have been the issue.

The film itself is considered a heavyweight Oscar contender, having won widespread praise for its brutal depiction of pre-Civil War American slavery.

In the pre-Civil War United States, Solomon Northup, a free Black man from upstate New York, is abducted and sold into slavery.

The convention was founded in 1845 after Southern Baptists split from the First Baptist Church in America in the pre-Civil War days over slave ownership.

On Wednesday, the depiction of brutal pre-Civil War American slavery won the most nominations for acting awards from the Screen Actors Guild, with four nods.

A rare pre-Civil War baseball card featuring the 1860s Brooklyn Atlantics is pictured in this undated handout photo obtained by Reuters on July 30, 2015.