Abolitionism |
“Abolitionism” is strongly related to:
British Empire Society for effecting the abolition of the slave trade Religious Society of Friends William Lloyd Garrison Serfdom John Brown (abolitionist) United States Constitution Pennsylvania Abolition Society Robert Purvis Anti-Slavery International James Forten Anti-Slavery Society West Africa American Anti-Slavery Society American Civil War Olaudah Equiano Slavery Haiti Northwest Ordinance Lysander Spooner History of slavery British West Indies Emancipation Indentured servant William Wilberforce Saint Barthélemy Atlantic slave trade Frederick Douglass Oberlin College Wallachia Moldavia Saint Kitts and Nevis Piracy Evangelicalism Somerset's Case Compensated emancipation Somersett's case In Supremo Apostolatus Abraham Lincoln International Year to Commemorate the Struggle against Slavery and its Abolition
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