Examples of 'slavery would' in a sentence
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Ending slavery would hurt the economy.
They were determined that slavery would not grow.
Slavery would never have existed.
He hoped the problem of slavery would solve itself.
It said slavery would never exist north of that line.
Anyone making that argument about biblical slavery would be ridiculed.
I thought slavery would been abolished.
If abolitionists felt morality was irrelevant, slavery would still be legal.
The institution of slavery would continue to have legal force.
Slavery would have been condemned.
Brown believed that slavery would not end without bloodshed.
Slavery would be allowed.
States could determine whether slavery would be legal within their borders.
Slavery would be ended.
There was considerable agreement on both sides that slavery would never flourish in New Mexico.
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Slavery would be additionally addressed in the Permanent Constitution.
Once that was completed, slavery would be ultimately restored.
Slavery would have destroyed the Empire of Liberty crafted by Jefferson.
For my father, the time of slavery would finally come to an end.
Slavery would suddenly become a simple " process of liberation.
This accord was matched with a guarantee that slavery would not be re-established.
Reinforces that slavery would never be reinstituted in the Dominican Republic.
Aristotle even foresaw that, if machines could do many tasks, slavery would not be needed.
The pain of their slavery would cause them to turn back to God.
Who could have imagined twenty years ago that slavery would return to Europe?
He announced that slavery would be gradually abolished and debt-bondage restricted.
In this quote she specifically predicted that slavery would be revived in the South,.
Those that abolished slavery would receive the escaped captives, as the neighboring republics already did.
I mean, who knew that trying to end human slavery would be so controversial?
And slavery would have still been eradicated, but yes, it would have taken a lot longer.
At your hands I assure you, slavery would be the most desirable thing on earth.
Slavery would still have continued if no U.S. Constitution had been made.
The Founding Fathers assumed slavery would soon disappear. Many of them slave owners themselves.
We know, of course, that had the South won the war, slavery would have continued.
Furthermore, slavery would be barred north and west of Missouri forever.
God had promised that the slavery would last 70 years.
Lincoln knew, though, that just abolishing slavery would not be enough.
Within a half-decade, slavery would be abolished.
Not only forced labour, but slavery would also be prohibited ;.
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Of course we would bring her straight home
That is exactly what a liar would say
Countries would have preferred more time
