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emancipate Verb [-pating, -pated] to free from social, political, or legal restrictions [Latin emancipare to give independence (to a son)] emancipation n
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emancipate Translations (poor) → befreien; (slave) → freilassen |
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Between 1712 and 1785 manumission law had been designed to prevent the spread of private emancipations and to ensure that any African Americans who were freed would not be supported by society. Her independence, in 1989, was the first in a chain-reaction of national emancipations from communism. Although the records are incomplete, evidence exists for at least twelve emancipations in 1844. |
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