America's list, for example, excludes Abkhazia and South Ossetia, self-proclaimed states that broke away from Georgia with Russian backing.
Acting under presidential war powers, Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1 , 1863 which proclaimed the freedom of slaves in the ten states that were still in rebellion.
His reasoning was that if communists infiltrated the federal government, they wouldn't be able to take control of anything that was under the jurisdiction of the individual states rather than the federal government, proclaiming that "States' rights is your best defense against Communism".(2).
On November 7 and 8, the Bolshevik-led Red Guards and revolutionary soldiers and sailors, meeting only slight resistance, deposed the Provisional Government and proclaimed that state power had passed into the hands of the Soviets.
Re "Bush and Top Aides Proclaim Policy of 'Ending' States That Back Terror" (front page, Sept. 14): Because our pain is so intense, it is a natural impulse to lash back.
The Gospel According to Luke (2 11) states that the angels proclaimed Jesus the messiah at his birth.
Ten years ago, the state-run Korean Central News Agency proclaimed that "the state supplies the people with food at a cheap price, next to nothing, so that people do not know how much rice costs".
In fact, often when federal laws were enacted to protect citizens, those against progress would proclaim that states' rights were somehow being trampled upon.
Vaynerchuck states that 99% of his followers proclaim they're hustling, but they're not.
It's shameful that a state that proudly proclaims the title of "Gateway to the Americas" shies away from educating the very workforce that could help to increase its ties with Latin America.
But in 2004, Brazil, home to the world's fifth largest uranium reserves, also proclaimed that all states had an "inalienable right" to enrich uranium for "peaceful purposes".
