They also fled bondage during the chaos of war or bought themselves out of
thralldom when possible.
It provides the retroactively imagined backstory to the franchise, distilling its heroic Force in the seemingly frail person of a little girl (Felicity Jones), who is destined to help lead the remnants of the human race out of intergalactic
thralldom.
It is in this sense also that Jesus Christ is a personalising Person, for he redeems us from
thralldom to depersonalising forces, repersonalising our human being in relation to himself and to other human beings.
we have none to blame for our
thralldom but ourselves" (42).
Within the system of global monopoly capitalism, the world's wealth is being dominated by a tiny elite, while the vast majority of people are essentially wage-thralls who experience the abuses of capitalist ideology, including commodity fetishism, which only further contributes to their
thralldom.
It is also true," Carew adds, "that the idea of sailing west in order to reach China and India would never have crystallised in a mind trapped in the
thralldom of medieval superstition, the way Columbus' mind was when he left his lowly birthplace outside of Genoa".
Freedom that was wrested from the Rajapaksa presidency, after a decade of slavery and
thralldom after January 09th, has been taken to such extremism where they even went to the extent of defying court orders and constitutional protection of the minorities.
The present economic crisis presents the best opportunity since 1932 to free Americans from their
thralldom to the Federal Reserve System.
22) While Peltonen credits the force of Pococks interpretation of early modern republicanism, he takes issue with Pococks claim that "post-Elizabethan England lacked a fully developed civic consciousness, and was under the
thralldom of a doctrine of double majesty," with the result that republicanism could gain ground in England only after the shock of the Civil War.
Given the majority of the people living in the
thralldom of sardars, waderas, and some of them simultaneously pirs; and in the cities, clout of industrial tycoons and their nominees would reach the corridors of power and 'grace' the legislative halls.
Even as the world must together fight the Islamic radicals, whether in the realm of ideas or in the battlefield, it is also clear Muslims alone can break the
thralldom of anti- modernity and violence that is espoused in the name of their faith.
However, to the disappointment and detriment of the tribal, they were kept in
thralldom by successive Pakistani governments under the dreaded British-made Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR), since its promulgation in 1872 though with slight amendments in 1878, 1901 and in 2012.
thralldom - the state of being under the control of another person