Significados de servile condition en inglés

Their black leathern integument is only the mask of their servile condition.

The slaves were not reduced to their present servile condition in large bodies.

Do you possess the body then free or is it in servile condition?

Her tongue had refused to admit her servile condition.

Thus no person of servile condition was allowed to be a freeman of the city of London.

Permanent captivity in a foreign land and in a servile condition snapped these ties once and for all.

The towns were inhabited chiefly by tradesmen and mechanics, who were in those days of servile , or nearly servile condition.

From a servile condition, he rose, by the force of his genius, to be the counsellor of kings and states.

Her name, which is a Gentile name, and her servile condition, make it probable that she was not a Jewess.

You will note that Jesus does not enquire as to connections before he extends civility to those of a servile condition.

Such traders, though in other respects of servile , or very nearly of servile condition, were upon this account called free traders.

This desire can not be gratified, because it would unfit them for their servile condition; therefore all teaching is rigidly denied them.

Were they favoured with the privileges of Christianity, would they not be more faithful and diligent, and better reconciled to their servile condition?

He could ensure himself against political unrest by changing the chemistry of his subjects' brains and so making them content with their servile condition.

The negro is an inferior creature; God has marked him with the badge of servitude, and has adjusted his intellect to a servile condition.

Does that absence of a lust of money and property arise more from the nature of the negro than from his former servile condition?