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He intended that pressure from the federal government would move the Southern states to enact their own gradual emancipation policies, as individual Northern states had done after the American Revolution.
WORKING TO END SLAVERY, LINCOLN FOUND POWER — AND LIMITS — IN THE CONSTITUTIONELIZABETH R. VARONJANUARY 22, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Everybody knows the steps by which this embodied selfishness achieved his emancipation from a dominant Church.
THE EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIESJAMES WHITE
I hear you constantly loudly demanding the emancipation of your sex.
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS WOMANMAX O'RELL
Prejudices: celibacy of priests, futility of adultery, emancipation of woman.
BOUVARD AND PCUCHET, PART 2GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
Cruce and Leclerc, all ready to march under the guidance of your highness, to the emancipation of religion and the throne.
CHICOT THE JESTERALEXANDRE DUMAS, PERE
President Lincoln's Proclamation of Emancipation was then read, and enthusiastically cheered.
THE FREEDMEN'S BOOKLYDIA MARIA CHILD
This, then, is the condition of his emancipation from the tropical forest.
THE ORIGIN OF MAN AND OF HIS SUPERSTITIONSCARVETH READ
Oxford had already passed through the earlier steps of this emancipation before the conquest of the Norman.
STRAY STUDIES FROM ENGLAND AND ITALYJOHN RICHARD GREENE
I want you to swear that you will not vote for a man opposed to the Proclamation of Emancipation.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT G. INGERSOLL, VOL. 9 (OF 12)ROBERT G. INGERSOLL
Emancipation, however, wrecked Nevis, together with a good many other of the Antilles.
THE IDLER MAGAZINE, VOLUME III., JULY 1893VARIOUS

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