Noun:

ମୃତ୍ୟୁ ଦଣ୍ଡ,

abolitionists's Usage Examples:

The issue of not extending slavery into new areas was different from the issue of abolishing slavery in areas where it already existed, and only a minority of Kansas-Nebraska act opponents were abolitionists in the strict sense.

Market abolitionists argue that markets are ethically abhorrent, antisocial and fundamentally incompatible with long term human and environmental.

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Integration of the boarding school Although Prudence Crandall grew up as a North American Quaker, she admitted that she was not acquainted with many black people or abolitionists.

The Boston abolitionists honored her as a true heroine of the antislavery cause.

that the German-American abolitionists in such counties as Gillespie refrained from visiting the polls.

the cause of abolition, and he soon became one of the leading English abolitionists.

The case caused a great deal of concern, with abolitionists calling for Green to be released and slaveholders calling for him to remain in jail.

1858, Boston-area abolitionists, including William Cooper Nell, established "Crispus Attucks Day" to.

Denise Oliver Velez, Women's history: The abolitionists, Daily Kos, 16 March 2014.

disobeys a law she or he feels is immoral, as in the case of abolitionists disobeying the fugitive slave laws by refusing to turn over escaped slaves to authorities.

Synonyms:

reformist, meliorist, emancipationist, crusader, social reformer, reformer,

Antonyms:

conservative,