Sentence examples for grant freed from inspiring English sources

Grant freed his slave in 1859 instead of selling him, at a time when slaves commanded a high price and Grant needed money badly.

According to one version, it was first celebrated in 1865, a few weeks after Lee surrendered to Grant; freed slaves and black and white Union soldiers marched to the site of a Confederate prisoner-of-war camp in Charleston, South Carolina, for some hearty hymn-singing and picnicking.

Yet Rome granted freed slaves instant full citizenship status.

Journalists travelling with the group said the President  was reneging on promises before the summit to grant free access to foreign media.

Synergistically, moca has eased tense relations with its chief patron to grant free yearlong memberships to all who visit the Broad during the first two weeks.

Though sympathetic to Protestantism, he was reluctant to grant free exercise of the Lutheran faith, which the majority of the Bohemian estates requested in 1571.

(Georgian authorities did grant free access to film locations, including an abandoned military base outside Tbilisi, the steps in front of Parliament and the president's office).

The Houston Opera announced it would grant free season ticket renewals for the nearly 100 Enron employees who had held tickets.

From those records, it is clear that King John had already realized that he would have to grant free election to ecclesiastical offices and meet the barons' general demands.

Such uplink grant free access in NR targets at least for massive MTC and would allow the implementation of FF-NDMA.

And Hibs are to grant free admission to season ticket holders and charge others £10 for their home leg in the play-off.