Abolitionists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABOLITIONISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ABOLITIONIST, a supporter of abolitionism
• a person who favours the abolition of a practice or institution, especially capital punishment or (formerly) slavery
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• principles or measures fostering abolition especially of slavery

Words related to ABOLITIONISTS

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How to use ABOLITIONISTS in a sentence

• The Abolitionists denounced the Republic for inconsistency, in declaring that all men were equal, and then keeping 3,000,000 colored people in enforced subjection.
• The lawyers in the case were abolitionists and friends to the slaves, and saw that these men had justice.
• The Garrisonian abolitionists advocated the separation of the free and slave States as the only means of securing some part of the United States to freedom.
• Though the more radical abolitionists were for a time bitterly opposed to these views, yet the Liberty party was the natural outgrowth of the abolition agitation.
• There were several colored orators who stood high in the councils of the abolitionists and did good service for the cause of humanity.
• The abolitionists then organized a more strenuous opposition to the caste system.
• Among all conservative families there was a strong aversion to abolitionists and the whole anti-slavery movement.
• Birney belonged to the other branch, called political abolitionists.
• Sharpe was at that time the acknowledged head of British abolitionists.
• A fact occurs to me, which goes to show, that the slaveholders feel themselves to be put upon their good behavior by the abolitionists.
• The northern abolitionists have made their first attack on southern soil.
• The colored people became aware of the careful constraint imposed upon the woman, and they informed the abolitionists.
• This was the consideration urged so vehemently against the early Abolitionists.
• When all the old abolitionists and slave-holders are dead, another generation of men grown wiser by the failure of the policy of their forefathers may solve the black problem.
• The Abolitionists placed a candidate in nomination.
• Well do I remember the distrust felt for abolitionists.
• Moreover, as the action of the abolitionists very plainly showed, there was a growing tendency in the North to disregard altogether the rights of the minority.
• Wilberforce, Clarkson, and Buxton, the English abolitionists, continued their denunciations of the demoralizing institution.
• Arnold and Julian were both members of the House, and both thorough-going Abolitionists.
• So were Colonel Jim Lane and many other Abolitionists.
• The Abolitionists welcomed the secession of the slave states.
• And abolitionists are as far from making equals of them, or associating with them, as any one else.
• Hence, we see, why it is that the interference of abolitionists with slavery in the United States, has resulted in injury to masters and servants.
• McKim and other noted abolitionists managing the defense, were equally alive to the importance of overwhelming the enemy in this particular issue.
• The masterly management of abolitionists in connection with the counsel, saved poor Euphemia from being dragged from her children into hopeless bondage.
• He was not without friends, however, for even near by, dwelt a few well-tried Abolitionists.
• A system of separate Negro schools was established and the little band of abolitionists led by Garrison and others appeared.

Similar words containing ABOLITIONIST without suffix s

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