The Democrats opposed this act, but antislavery opinion gained momentum by increasing accessions to the ranks of freedom and by that unusual ability of the highly talented patriotic membership of Congress.
Every day I saw myself turning from the old plantation to what was for me the land of freedom and opportunity.
Wheeler, subsequently appointed Senator Bruce as Chairman of this committee.
A school had been established at Eckman in 1893 by James Knox Smith.
Later he became interested in politics and was elected to the 51st and 52nd Congresses.
You might as well say that light and darkness can exist together as freedom and slavery.
Every hour's delay, every life sacrificed up to the proclamation that called the slave to freedom and to arms, was nothing less than downright murder by the Government.
Her name was on every lip; ministers preached about her, prayed for her, as a second Joan of Arc, raised up by God to save that State to the loyal party, and through it the nation to freedom and humanity.
And our work must mainly be to watch and criticise and urge the Administration to do its whole duty to freedom and humanity.
Her beautiful home hospitalities; her warm welcome ever extended to the faithful friends of freedom and humanity, were equal to her unshaken courage and self-control in public assemblies.
The character of the civil and military officers, on whom Rufinus had devolved the government of Greece, confirmed the public suspicion, that he had betrayed the ancient seat of freedom and learning to the Gothic invader.
But the calamities of Italy had gradually subdued the proud consciousness of freedom and glory.
Guizot's note, though, in his zeal for the invaluable blessings of freedom and Christianity, he has done Gibbon injustice.
During the civil wars that followed the death of Nero, that artful and intrepid Batavian, whom his enemies condescended to compare with Hannibal and Sertorius, [75] formed a great design of freedom and ambition.
Here followed a long discourse on freedom and publicity, which seemed to me very confused.
There is but one cure," he said, with a readiness that showed he had often spoken on the theme already, "and that is freedom and publicity.
While in this state he pledged himself to freedom and Canada, and resolved to win the prize by crossing the Bay.
But with regard to Cordelia: she took her departure for Canada, in the midst of the Daniel Webster (fugitive) trial, with the hope of being permitted to enjoy the remainder of her life in Freedom and peace.
But their servitude could only last till a leader, bold and eloquent, should arise to persuade his countrymen that the same arms which they forged for their masters, might become, in their own hands, the instruments of freedom and victory.
And thus, in ignorance of what the future had in store for her child, did she close the door on a golden opportunity for developing her greatest talent, and the young person's first dream of freedom and a fascinating career had come to grief.
Ministers preached about her, prayed for her as a second Joan of Arc raised up by God to save their State for the loyal party, and through it the nation to freedom and humanity.
I will, therefore, speak the language of freedom and sincerity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "freedom and" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
