Almost all of his emancipated slaves chose to remain working with him, some for little or no money.

History says the settlement was established by emancipated slaves somewhere around 1807/8.

Part of this policy including a program of education for emancipated slaves.

They'll get more emancipated and have their own jobs."

I know it's not very emancipated of me.

This is a drab, historic school opened 114 years ago for the children of emancipated slaves.

We will tire him for ever of the widow, and of all emancipated women.

This here was the doll, or, rather, the emancipated woman who had once been that doll.

His mother Olga was a skilled and emancipated woman.

A grotto was built by the "emancipated slaves" who lived in the mission.

Tobacco and alcohol are also out of fashion, because emancipated women condemn those habits.

"Emancipated minor status is a major step, not to be undertaken lightly.

The painting is one of many works in the exhibition that depict late-19th-century emancipated women.

For her creator, the character embodied the modern emancipated woman in the era of sexual liberation.

It was not until the 1930s that the descendants of emancipated slaves began a movement for political rights.

He is a sharecropper's grandson and the great-grandson of emancipated slaves.

Is the emancipated woman of the 90's really yearning to trade in her power suit for see-through trousers?

Even the most emancipated say, however, that when it comes to the all-important question of re-election, their careers are secondary.

He was one of the emancipated ones.

President Lincoln advocated that slave owners be compensated for emancipated slaves.

He helped found the Freedmen's Bureau to support emancipated blacks.

Other emancipated convicts also saw their rights denied.

Ali presented his son and then his emancipated slave.

"I am my choice," corrected the emancipated Emma.

The eclectic decor includes emancipated bras and signed dollar bills.

He was emancipated from his parents at the age of 16.

I think it has done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world.

Emancipate them, he says, and let people buy what they desire.

Even this, however, did not totally emancipate them from water.

Yet even then he was in no hurry to emancipate them.

She emancipated her husband's 125 slaves about a year after his death.

They were all emancipated by 1862, within the five years specified.

At the age of 15, she officially emancipated herself from her parents.

It was not as yet emancipated from the spirituality of the old world.

Through the greater part of Europe they were gradually emancipated.

"That early work is about women who are trying to emancipate themselves.

What powers would the state still possess over those thus emancipated?

He was emancipated after his owner died, and returned to Africa.

In return for this service, slave soldiers and their families would be emancipated.

For one thing, at age 19, Bruce is legally emancipated and free to live where he wants.

The movie concerns a 9-year-old boy who decides to become emancipated from his parents.

When women are educated and emancipated, a significant number chose not to have children.

He knew the imperatives of women's education and the significant role emancipated women could play in society.

We have no doubt that they are in control, newly emancipated and ready for the century to come.

These lessons actually help to emancipate individuals and make access to culture more democratic.

He emancipated his own slaves and gave pensions to those who were too old to work.

Laura, nearly white, was emancipated at the age of sixteen.

"Do you suppose it possible that a nation ever will voluntarily emancipate?"

He should be forced to obey the Constitution and emancipate them.

In real life, there's a more enlightened, emancipated and perhaps extended family at the table.