“abolitionist”造句，怎麼用abolitionist造句

After escaping slavery, Truth embraced evangelical religion and became involved in moral reform and abolitionist work.

In 1864, abolitionist Anna Dickinson became the first woman invited to speak to both congressional houses in Washington d.c..

Invited to speak as part of July 4 festivities in his adoptedhometown of Rochester N.Y. the abolitionist took the opportunity to rage atthe injustice of slavery.

One of the pioneers of a radical new way of thinking about the kitchen was Catharine Esther Beecher, sister of Harriet Beecher Stowe, the abolitionist.

But the abolitionist trend seems inexorable.

The new justice minister, for one, is an abolitionist and has signed no death warrants.

Though none was an out-and-out abolitionist, they were still closely concerned with the outcome of the struggle.

Bill Thomas, for example, is a geriatrician who calls himself a "nursing home abolitionist" and built the first Green Houses in Tupelo, Miss.

Before too long, both may fall into the abolitionist camp.

While the abolitionist movement was fighting a tradition of tyranny against the African-American, the women's movement was fighting a tradition of protection.

However, despite his opposition to the slavery system, he himself was not an abolitionist.

Pierre Toussaint, the 19th-century Haitian abolitionist, former slave and devout Catholic — who, like Cooke, has been championed by the Archdiocese of New York — has been in line since 1943.