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emancipation <an emancipation; emancipations> N

emancipation
رفع الولاية عن قاصر
emancipation POL
تَحْرِير
emancipation POL
عِتْق
emancipation REL
اِنْعِتَاق
emancipation REL
إِعْتاق
emancipation POL
إِطْلاق

emancipation

economic emancipation ECON

Emancipation Proclamation N

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At the heart of these themes is a desire to address the question of particularism and political emancipation.
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The struggle now is the struggle for our emancipation; the struggle now is the struggle for our independence.
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Chapter 11 thus introduces a second thesis - the source thesis of emancipation.
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The emancipation of slaves was now part of the national war effort.
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At the age of 17, she obtained legal emancipation, giving her the same legal status as an adult.
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Following emancipation, he also worked as a cowboy and in a sawmill.
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It states that language is strictly a means of communication, an act of social participation, and language variation as an obstacle to emancipation.
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In this period he divided his time between his coffee plantation, his emancipation work and new political positions.
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They were the women and daughters who had fought for emancipation and equality a generation before.
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He was free for fifteen years prior to emancipation.
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