Sentence examples for proclamation of freedom from inspiring English sources

The Constitution's words are a stirring proclamation of freedom across the ages.

On Aug. 29, 1793, he issued a ringing proclamation of freedom from Camp Turel, renaming himself Toussaint L'Ouverture, meaning Toussaint of the Opening.

With help from "Glee," on which she sang it, it has grown in stature to become a defiant proclamation of freedom, independence, self-empowerment and the casting off of demons embraced by Everygirl U.S.A.

The welcome news that President Obama is taking steps to shut Guantanamo and right other Bush-era human rights abuses must quickly be joined by a proclamation of freedom for Leonard Peltier.

This year, though, grants the opportunity to connect the 150th commemorations of what may be the three most seminal and well-known events of the war -- the Emancipation Proclamation, the battle at Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address -- with the 50th anniversary of the high water mark of the fight to make the Proclamation's "new birth of freedom" a reality: King's speech at the Lincoln Memorial.

FAIRFIELD Fairfield Museum and History Center Promisee of Freedom: Emancipation Proclamation".

FAIRFIELD "Promise of Freedom: Emancipation Proclamation".

When Lincoln did, on September 22, Greeley hailed the Emancipation Proclamation as a "great boon of freedom".

He led our nation to the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation and to an age of freedom that most had deemed impossible.

During the short-lived but democratic Weimar Republic, it was considered a proclamation of liberal values like freedom and justice.

It's the defining moment of Watch Night, a tradition begun on New Year's Eve of 1862, before the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, the day when the ideal of freedom in America became a little more real.