Definitionn. someone who frees others from bondage
Last update: September 27, 2015
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His mission as organizer and emancipator of the working class lasted only two years and a half. [Please select]
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Gentlemen," he cried, filling his glass from a bottle on the table, "a toast to General Wilkinson, emancipator and saviour of Kentucky. [Please select]
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Garrison and Phillips and Douglass and the rest had planted, Birney and Gerrit Smith and Chase and the rest watered, and the Union party, led by the great emancipator, garnered the grain after a bloody harvest. [Please select]
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His offense consisted in publishing in the New York Emancipator a few rather mild utterances against slavery. [Please select]
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