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1. In Scotland the abolition of all services not precisely stipulated in the lease, has, in the course of a few years, very much altered for the better the condition of the yeomanry of that country

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2. If to this saving, which would alone be very considerable, were added the abolition of all bounties upon the exportation of home produce ; in all cases in which those bounties were not in reality drawbacks of some duties of excise which had before been advanced ; it cannot well be doubted, but that the neat revenue of customs might, after an alteration of this kind, be fully equal to what it had ever been before

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3. became an outspoken advocate of abolition of slavery in

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4. To deliver themselves from this subjection to their creditors, the poorer citizens were continually calling out, either for an entire abolition of debts, or for what they called new tables ; that is, for a law which should entitle them to a complete acquittance, upon paying only a certain proportion of their accumulated debts

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5. For even young schoolchildren know about abolitionists

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6. The US international slave trade was abolished by Jefferson and Congress in 1807, though an internal slave trade continued until abolition

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7. Plantation slave owners, or “the slave owning power,” as many abolitionists referred to them, likely played the leading role in why the US fought the war

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8. White supremacists and Confederate apologists have long blamed abolitionists or the United States (i

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9. Ian ―John Brown‖ O‘Connor‘s column, ―Stars need to answer Stewart‘s call to action‖, another in a long line of racial hyperboles consistent with his obsessive railings against the White Community; White Males in particular, resonates with the temper of nineteenth century Abolitionism

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10. He became a Democratic Senator, and when Tennessee seceded, he spoke against it, but also against abolitionists

11. When Lincoln ran for re election in 1864, he chose Johnson to replace Vice President Hannibal Hamlin, a Republican abolitionist from Maine

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12. Johnson defied Congress and fired Secretary of War Stanton, who had been appointed by Lincoln and was a dedicated abolitionist

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13. In spite of Johnson, Congress, Union generals, abolitionists, the Freedmen's Bureau, and newly freed Blacks exercising their civil rights could point to some accomplishments

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14. The law favored slave owners against abolitionists, forcing all northerners to return fugitive slaves, no matter what the state laws were or the personal beliefs of abolitionists

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15. Fillmore also pushed for New Mexico Territory to be open to slavery, even sending federal troops to the territory to pressure abolitionists in Congress

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16. The Abolitionist movement had been around in the US since colonial times

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17. The passage of the slave trade ban was the high point of abolitionism until the Civil War

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18. In Cuba and Brazil, the slave trade continued illegally right up to the time of abolition

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19. Yet by a mixture of eloquence, political skill, and canny coalition building, Lincoln united Congress and elements of the US public, from Abolitionist churches to German free thinking radicals to free Blacks to working class southern whites

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20. Racists, both white and Black, often spread lies about Lincoln's abolitionism, as do others

21. At the start of the war Lincoln feared trying to emancipate all slaves would alienate the border states and large parts of the north hostile or indifferent to abolitionism

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22. 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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23. US soldiers were far more abolitionist than the general public

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24. The general pattern became; abolitionist young men joined the military; or they became abolitionists after seeing slavery firsthand in the south; soldiers then tried to win their family and friends to the abolitionist cause in their letters; upon returning home, veterans pushed anti slavery beliefs even more to those they knew

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25. In Louisiana, Lincoln had ordered not just abolition but the vote for Blacks and free education

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26. Abolitionist writings were punished with death or exile

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27. What about the US in the aftermath of the Civil War, under McClellan? How would he handle Reconstruction? McClellan truly hated abolitionists and had racist opinions of both Blacks and Mexicans as far back as the US-Mexico War

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28. Abolition of the Bible - Government is censoring the Bible from the

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29. Besides, the issue went away with the Thirteenth Amendment and the abolition of slavery…except for the poll taxes and other shenanigans promoted mainly by one of our political parties

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30. abolitionist, opposed the policies of the slaveholding president

31. That had been a common practice ever since the Civil War and the abolition of slavery a century earlier

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32. The prophecy of Lewis is that man’s “final conquest” will prove to be “the abolition of Man

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33. 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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34. It may well be, as one observer has said, that Budziszewski “fills out the progression from the denial of natural law to the abolition of man in clear and easy-to-follow steps

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35. The abolition of private ownership of land and application

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36. , state) schools, along with the abolition of children’s factory labor in its present form and the practice of combining education with industrial production, and other things

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37. complete abolition of private property and the disappearance of the state but instead envisioned Socialism more as a form of society in which fully democratic control would be exercised over wealth, and production would be controlled by a group of responsible experts

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38. revolutionary agenda, that fulfilling the promise of equality would require not merely the abolition of feudal titles and privileges, but the intitution of a new way of economic life, in which individual

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39. He was better suited to follow the dictates that came down to his municipality, after the abolition of the monarchy, to conduct a ritual purging of “the signs of ancient servitude

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40. Out of the desire to prepare for God’s kingdom grew movements such as temperance, prison reform, better care for mentally ill, and increasingly, abolition of slavery

41. ” Another blow against the family is the abolition of inheritance

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42. ) Following the abolition of class is the abolition of the State

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43. What does remain is the spirit of aggressive righteousness as manifested by the abolitionists and the prohibitionists

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44. The abolition of serfdom in Europe was effective because the son of a serf could

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45. The cause itself was as compelling as had been abolition as a cause

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46. To them, the Brinks robbery was a revolutionary act because it was the first time since the abolitionist John Brown attacked the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia, that white and blacks had physically fought together on the same side as an integrated unit

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47. ” The abolition would also preclude enhanced penalties for merely “regular” crime that has a “hate” component

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48. •Abolition 2000 (nuclear testing) [93]

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49. Abolition of property in land and application of all rents of land to public purposes

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50. God as his Father, which He is, we remember His many blessings – the forgiveness of sins, the abolition of

51. (domestic and big cats) and for its abolition

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52. British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection

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53. Carey had taken this radical abolitionist stand at home in England and against the African slave trade

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54. He worked with other abolitionists in England, including John Newton, the converted slave trader who wrote the hymn Amazing Grace

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55. However, in spite of this abolitionism, British Parliament acted 26 times that same year to encourage it

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56. 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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57. 38 The plantation owners waged their own political campaign against abolition, but the increasingly high cost of their sugar in England diminished their influence

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58. Following Christ’s example of love and mercy, some white liberals led or aided the abolitionist movement and contributed resources for African-American education during reconstruction

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59. As I said, for their social gospel’s cause they supported the abolitionist movement and then helped found some historical black colleges after the Civil War

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60. the abolition of slavery

61. • THE SLAVERY ABOLITION BILL OF 1833 (U

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62. I would walk into bars and taverns across the land and apply the axe to each machine with the same zeal that the old abolitionists would have when destroying a barrel of beer

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63. But Lincoln’s opposition to slavery was mild compared to many abolitionists and other Republican candidates for president

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64. British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection – www

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65. Popular insurrections and riots shook in succession Vienna, Venice, Berlin, Milan, Munich and Prague, while the provisional French government publicly proclaimed the abolition of the death penalty and of slavery, the creation of national workshops in order to combat the widespread unemployment and the adoption of universal male suffrage

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66. Third Maratha War (1817-1818) – abolition of Peshwaship and annexation of all his territories, and creation of the Bombay Presidency (1818)

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67. country had to sacrifice his life for the abolition

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68. “You know, BJ son of MA and PA, the monetary and political abolitionists who said, 'No politician should ever defend or propose a law with Jesus in their mouth, unless they only own one set of garments and have given all to the poor

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69. To say fuck money and to fuck money with money at all costs, so as to eliminate Creation's slavery to profit's exploitation, is to be an economic abolitionist: one who puts life before money

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70. When a nation ceases to be able to move willingly and expeditiously into the next ideal of human equality, then it ceases to be a government for the abolition of slavery and the liberation of life

71. “But either way, free food is the ultimate abolitionist's threat to money

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72. – Zen and the Art of Econabolitionism: The

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73. As the result of that alternative system, I realized that the only way to liberate myself was to become a monetary abolitionist, which is categorically antithetical to economic terrorism

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74. Though I always knew I had a tendency towards monetary abolitionism, it wasn't until after I had divested myself of all antiquated political values and become a political abolitionist, that my PA was able to let my MA out

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75. Now is the time to break the chains to the vault by adopting love's ethic of econ-abolitionism: sharing all with every

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76. This radical compassion is the lifestyle of an econ-abolitionist, where what makes you a threat is your heart of gift: that which shares all without cost, debt, or tit for tat

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77. “What is the value of having time but no money to do anything?” the words felt foreign coming from his mouth, having been an alleged follower of the #FuckMoney econ-abolitionist movement

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78. And this the ultimate abolition of the human heart's slavery: the liberation from hatred, which is the root of inequality

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

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

81. ” an abolitionist occupied the pause

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82. Revenuluv, who had accidentally joined the group of seekers, renunciators, and abolitionists, eagerly recruited LB

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83. Austin also told me of his ugly experience in his undergraduate days and that at a point he had to organise the entire students of the University to fight for the abolition of ‘handout’ syndrome, which rather enriched lecturers than serve the interest of students

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84. the part of one who pled soeloquently for the abolition of useless offices and the reform ofthe

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85. Jacob’s scouts had reported that Jones was building a city much bigger than their own, and this task had most likely distracted him from further harassment of the abolitionist band

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86. The raiding party from Jefferson had ridden far out to the west, and then they circled back and came at the abolitionist stronghold from the north in an attempt to confuse them

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87. Brown had become the patron saint of Kansas abolitionists

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88. The abolitionist army was on the march

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89. In the human species, there is the majority of Earth's surface that bend for the laws of human attraction, which are not so stringent, that require the abolition of the species

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90. “They view the law as a strategy of divide and conquer on the part of slaveholders because it was meant to avoid a national vote on the question of slavery and thus frustrates the wishes of millions of abolitionists in the Northern states

91. The Fugitive Slave Law has awakened ire in many northerners who had otherwise been willing to let the question of slavery lie dormant, and it is now driving them relentlessly into the abolitionist camp as they reach for their weapons

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92. The librarian was an abolitionist dedicated to the furtherance of the Underground Railroad but only a select few of the town's residents were aware of that fact

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93. It was not unheard of that an abolitionist home or business would be torched in the middle of the night by northerners that strongly supported slavery

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94. Thus there were no distinct geographical boundaries when the question of slavery arose and there were pro-slavers and abolitionists in every city and town of the country

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95. In private he is an abolitionist but in public he is silent upon the question of slavery, being quite involved in the Underground Railroad and not wanting that to be known

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96. I tell you this in the belief that you are an abolitionist as I have been told that is so

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97. When it is seen that it is the property of only the abolitionists that is destroyed the message will be starkly clear

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98. "There will be no meeting of abolitionists

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99. And to believe that very important, influential, rich and powerful abolitionists will attend from hundreds of miles around and with representatives from all the major cities

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100. "The thought of such a large and extremely phenomenal gathering of abolitionists," continued Olin, "would make the slave traders mouths water