Примеры использования Abolitionists на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Beware of the abolitionists' propaganda.
We abolitionists will remind them of their heritage!
The family were active abolitionists.
The abolitionists hoped to rescue Burns from that fate.
We're moving back East,to work with the abolitionists.
The abolitionists understood what the consequences would be.
There were always just a few true abolitionists.
Besides the abolitionists, the unsung heroes are the slaves themselves.
Elias Hicks was one of the early Quaker abolitionists.
It is our destiny, as abolitionists and as Christians, to save these people.
The informal title became commonly used among other abolitionists and some ex-slaves.
Some abolitionists in the United States regarded the analogy as spurious.
Critics had calledKennedy a black Republican, obviously, bringing up the image of Abraham Lincoln and the abolitionists of the past.
Bancroft's parents were staunch abolitionists and the family home was a station on the Underground Railroad.
The woman on whose property Christmas and Burch have been living, Joanna Burden,a descendant of Yankee abolitionists hated by the citizens of Jefferson, is murdered.
He then tried to scam money out of various abolitionists in the United States and the United Kingdom, partly with forged letters of introduction.
Abolitionists should also explain how States which maintained the death penalty as part of their criminal-justice system could be considered violators of human rights.
He said that"women were amongst our primeval abolitionists" as they had"established a standard of liberty" that their husbands followed.
Some abolitionists believed that blacks could not achieve equality in the United States because of discrimination and would be better off in Africa where they could organize their own society.
The system ofslavery in Jamaica and the Caribbean was not terminated only by abolitionists wielding torches and through moral pressure and outrage.
Eliminating bonded labour, the forced recruitment of child soldiers and the trafficking of human beings requires the same commitment anddetermination today that was demonstrated by abolitionists 200 years ago.
It will be a permanent memorial to the heroic actions of the slaves and the abolitionists who, in the face of grave danger and adversity, stood up for what is right and just.
Nearly all abolitionists identified with the self-ownership principle, that each person- as an individual- owned and should control his or her own mind and body free of outside coercive interference.
The first occurred in May 1854, when Dr. Howe along with Thomas Wentworth Higginson,Theodore Parker and other abolitionists, stormed Faneuil Hall in order to try to free a captured escaped slave, Anthony Burns.
The abolitionists realized that each human being, without exception, was naturally invested with sovereignty over him or her self and that no one could exercise forcible control over another without breaching the self-ownership principle.
Such parallels were initially lost upon much of the statue's American audience, butas the American Civil War neared, abolitionists began to take the piece as a symbol, and to compare it with"the Virginian Slave.
Abolitionists who denied its deterrent value should indicate how innocent people should be protected against war criminals, mass murderers, serial killers, armed drug-traffickers or escaped convicts.
The permanent memorial will serve to remind us of the heroic actions of the slaves, abolitionists and the numerous unheralded men and women of conscience who stood up to be counted in the face of grave danger and adversity.
While the main church body was in Kirtland, many of Smith's followers had attempted to establish settlements in Missouri, buthad met with resistance from other Missourians who believed Mormons were abolitionists, or who distrusted their political ambitions.
Those who offer proposals for dealing with the exploitation of children generally fall into two major camps, the abolitionists who want to end child labour, and the ameliorationists who want to improve the conditions under which children work.