emancipate

• The President's Proclamation simply means this: Come in and emancipate peaceably with compensation; stay out and I emancipate, nor will I protect you from the consequences. —  The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
• Do it for your ease, do it for your indolence, do it for your safety—emancipate and eat emancipate and drink—emancipate, and preserve the rent-roll and the family estate In conclusion he gives a word of warning first to his Roman Catholic clients, imploring them to be patient as well as firm; and then to the various sections of the “No Popery” party in England To the Base .—Sweet children of turpitude, beware! —  Sydney Smith
• His story summarizes the tormented history of a young nation seeking to emancipate: Indonesia, literally the India of the islands, the unusual "Insulindia". —  AGORAVOX - The Citizen Media
• I am cutting open the hard crust of human civilization to help emancipate, beneficial fungi, earthworm colonies and beneficial microbes. —  portland indymedia - features
• I am cutting open the hard crust of human civilization to help emancipate, beneficial fungi, earthworm colonies and beneficial microbes. open publishing newswire: Come to the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference Thursday, —  portland indymedia - features

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