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1. published a bull for the general emancipation of slaves

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2. Emancipation Proclamation of 1862, effective January of 1863

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3. A sure sign of his lack of mild treatment on his plantation is that his most favored head slave, “old Hannah,” ran away during the Civil War before Emancipation even though she was quite elderly by then

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4. Ironically the Confederacy made slavery end sooner, and pushed Lincoln into Emancipation

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5. He convinced Lincoln to make Tennessee exempt from Emancipation

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6. True to his earlier beliefs though, Fillmore later opposed both secession and Emancipation

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7. Lincoln, the Civil War, and Emancipation of

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8. What is far less known is that Emancipation enabled a Republican effort that freed California Indians as well

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9. Emancipation was both a wily military and political strategy and a sincere effort that transformed the war into a moral cause

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10. The Emancipation Proclamation crippled the Confederate economy, leading to even greater numbers of runaway slaves and a wider general strike among slaves still on plantations

11. Emancipation also ended any chance for the Confederacy to ever get recognition from other nations, for abolition was already a fact in most of Europe and Latin America and as appealing to the masses of ordinary people as it was hated by elites

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12. Emancipation transformed the war from one of self-preservation to a great crusade for justice

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13. Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation pressured California's state government to change its laws

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14. Republicans, once the party of Emancipation and Reconstruction, have openly welcomed racists ever since the 1960s, and deserve condemnation for that

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15. Despite McClellan's opposition, it is very unlikely he can reverse Emancipation

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16. For the US, once Emancipation was issued, the war became about slavery for the Union

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17. He could not by himself reverse Emancipation, not even with the help of Democrats in Congress and a war weary US public

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18. and erecting a blockade of southern ports and his famous Emancipation Proclamation which did not

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19. In time, several issues grew up around this sorry practice: slow emancipation, resettling, compensation to slave owners, whether it—that is slavery—would be allowed in the new territories

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20. He really stirred the pot when as president, he proclaimed emancipation of the slaves without any authority to do this

21. If such were the case emancipation would be impossibility

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22. Republicans trace their heritage back the Civil War, and the abolition of slavery by Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation of January 1, 1863

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23. In Charlotte Amalie, tourists must visit Grand Galleria, a structure built in 1841, at the other side of Emancipation Park

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24. Hence emancipation from matter and re-union with the

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25. Emancipation Park, across the Grand Galleria, celebrates the 1848 proclamation of the end of slavery in the Virgin Islands

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26. social democracy? Social justice and emancipation politics are at the core of its program

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27. In the case of the slaves, full emancipation did not occur until the civil war

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28. Step forward into the great human emancipation

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29. causes produced, and given the means of reaching Apavarga-- emancipation

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30. Think then, with rejoicing, that your day of emancipation is at hand

31. 10 The Herodians were a purely political party that advocated emancipation from the direct Roman rule by a restoration of the Herodian dynasty

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32. The charge which Jesus gave these ten women as he set them apart for gospel teaching and ministry was the emancipation proclamation which set free all women and for all time; no more was man to look upon woman as his spiritual inferior

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33. And this emancipation of the mind and soul can never be effected without the driving power of an intelligent enthusiasm which borders on religious zeal

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34. When (white) Baptist Missionary Society missionaries, like William Knibb, returned from England and reported the progress of the Abolitionist Movement there, they raised the slaves’ expectations about immediate emancipation

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35. Unfortunately, the paternalistic missionary system continued to demobilize the Jamaicans after their emancipation

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36. After slave emancipation in the States, our government’s Freedman Bureau and more than 50 missionary organizations spent millions of dollars for four years trying to put millions of destitute freed slaves to work in the resentful unreconstructed South

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37. Still, President Lincoln was so unenthused about equal rights he didn’t announce the freedom of Union blacks until the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, and that act appears to be motivated in part by the need for a boost in the war effort

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38. A bit less than an hour later, Nancy and Mistibis were walking out of the office of the Crown Attorney with the precious emancipation certificate in Mistibis’ hands

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39. Then he obtains Omniscience and final emancipation (Kaivalya)

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40. Why is not Islam but Mohammedanism, shaped to serve the personal needs and the political ends of its prophet, and not the religion designed for the enlightenment or the emancipation of its followers? But, the Musalmans cannot see the reality as the bigotry of the community ensures that the Islamic blinkers are put on the young early on

41. But then, the true dalit emancipation might lie in bringing about the Hindu reformation from within and not in opting out of the faith, only to remain in the domain of the Indian social discrimination

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42. the emancipation of Negroes too became a martyr

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43. shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation proclamation

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44. and is above desires, fears and wrath, but what does he get out of his emancipation?

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45. Each one of them is a prerequisite of the skill of traversing a certain length of the way to spiritual emancipation

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46. biguously the one way by which he may achieve emancipation

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47. emancipation than he comes under the reign of God who now rises in his

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48. “Fatmother, how much do you hate taxes?” For three years now, now that she was ten and of the age of Emancipation of the Advanced, Guvney had pitied her Fatmother and only been compliant to her desires to produce a Randian prodigy out of an evermore radical reconception of compassion

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49. been the action that resulted in my experiencing the opportunity for psychological emancipation from

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50. “Only a beginning in our quest for everyone's emancipation from money

51. ” Was this global threat or emancipation? Was she going to aid

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52. That is why the abolition of money is the final emancipation of humanity

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53. HeavenPurelove The abolition of money is the final emancipation of humanity

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54. 'Surely one suffices?' said the guide, eyeing me with disapproval; for taking me for the wife of the man in spectacles he regarded my desire to have a number all to myself as only one more instance of the lengths to which the modern woman in her struggle for emancipation will go

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55. “Some of'em are noble, mind, and I'm all for emancipation

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56. After he had found out that his own emancipation must wait another six years the only men he felt any hatred for were all sat up in downing street upon their plump behinds, sipping tea and playing with their toy soldiers

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57. In common with many advanced economies, rapid urbanisation and the early industrialisation of food production as well as female emancipation have resulted in a highly modern consumer society with reduced connection to the rural environment and adherence to traditional household roles

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58. And like Israel’s emancipation from Egypt, God did the same for Africans in America

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59. emancipation," the "literary revolution," which the"decadents" had already initiated in France

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60. “They demand total emancipation of the slaves,

61. emancipation for the slave

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62. Emancipation could well

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63. by an intense study of the emancipation of 800,000

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64. � It fears a realization of some form of emancipation, of the ascension of the individual into conscious independence: freedom and choice

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65. � This form of transformation leaves our identity intact yet allows us an emancipation into becoming and into being that opens our scope of thought, choice, and action and reduces the power of limitations

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66. What if the sixteenth president of the United States had decided not to push forward, not only with a costly Civil War, but also with an Emancipation Proclamation for a group of people that weren’t of his own skin color?

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67. [*] The emancipation of the serfs in 1861 is meant

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68. I am well dressed and reckoned not a poor man; the emancipation of the serfs hasn't affected me; my property consists chiefly of forests and water meadows

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69. you, my child, never be able to ascertain, by heart-rending experience, what your mother felt before the present emancipation of her mind!

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70. Such a change would not be greater than some other changes through which the world has passed in the transition from ancient to modern society, for example, the emancipation of the serfs in Russia, or the abolition of slavery in America and the West Indies; and not so great as the difference which separates the Eastern village community from the Western world

71. But neither the United States nor any State shall assume or pay any debt or obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against the United States, or any claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave; but all such debts, obligations and claims shall be held illegal and void

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72. A great deal more of what the gentleman with the gray whiskers said to show in what way Russia was ruined by the emancipation struck him indeed as very true, new to him, and quite incontestable

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73. And he proceeded to unfold his own scheme of emancipation by means of which these drawbacks might have been avoided

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74. Alexey Alexandrovitch expressed the idea that the education of women is apt to be confounded with the emancipation of women, and that it is only so that it can be considered dangerous

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75. Anna, in that first period of her emancipation and rapid return to health, felt herself unpardonably happy and full of the joy of life

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76. Although he had been much interested by Sergey Ivanovitch’s views of the new epoch in history that would be created by the emancipation of forty millions of men of Slavonic race acting with Russia, a conception quite new to him, and although he was disturbed by uneasy wonder at being sent for by Kitty, as soon as he came out of the drawing room and was alone, his mind reverted at once to the thoughts of the morning

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77. However, it soon grew clear that the hour of emancipation for that little prisoner of the flesh was to arrive earlier than her worst misgiving had conjectured

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78. [*] The emancipation of the serfs in 1861 is

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79. He smoked a cigarette and reviewed his plan in front of the somewhat bizarre Emancipation Memorial, which featured a slave breaking out of chains while Lincoln read the Emancipation Proclamation

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80. Meanwhile, women were making huge advances in medicine and education: Universities and colleges were opening their doors to women, and Western women played a leading role in spreading the message of education and emancipation in Africa and Asia

81. On the day that Tarzan won his emancipation from the persecution that had followed him remorselessly for twelve of his thirteen years of life, the tribe, now a full hundred strong, trooped silently through the lower terrace of the jungle trees and dropped noiselessly upon the floor of the amphitheater

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82. [Note 23: The barshtchina was the corvee, or forced labour of three days per week rendered previous to the emancipation of 1861 by the serfs to their lord

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83. I am well dressed and reckoned not a poor man; the emancipation of the serfs hasn’t affected me; my property consists chiefly of forests and water meadows

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84. Then, on the emancipation of the serfs, Versilov became one of the first " mediators," and is said to have performed his duties admirably ; but he soon gave this up, and in Petersburg was occupied with the conduct of various private lawsuits

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85. I don't understand how a man, not of spiteful character, a foreigner like Touchard, who rejoiced at th^ emancipation of the Russian peasants, could have beaten a foolish child like me

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86. "Excuse me," Sergey Ivanovitch interposed with a smile, "self-interest did not induce us to work for the emancipation of the serfs, but we did work for it

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87. "No!" Konstantin Levin broke in with still greater heat; "the emancipation of the serfs was a different matter

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88. He's been in the service, so must have rendered services ; he was a mediator at the emancipation

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