Sentence examples for proclamation referred from inspiring English sources

"Who does she think these 'gallant allies' whom the proclamation referred to were?" he asked.

The lands, then, to which this proclamation referred, were lands which the King had a right to grant, or to reserve for the Indians.

Presidential Proclamation 5928 of December 27 , 1988 referred to in subsec.

The proclamations Trump referred to – Nos 2525, 2526 and 2527 – sent thousands of people of German, Italian and Japanese descent to internment camps in the United States.

"When I look at this movement... this is the Emancipation Proclamation," he said, referring to President Abraham Lincoln's 1863 order proclaiming freedom for slaves.

During the proclamation ceremony last November, Mr. Seabrook referred to his nephew as "Mr. Deas".

He referred to it as the "Emanciptation Proclamation".

At his speech condemning human trafficking, President Obama referred to Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation as having "brought a new day — that 'all persons held as slaves' would thenceforth be forever free.

He referred to Ethics Minister Nsaba Buturo's proclamation that homosexuality is not a human rights issue, and wondered why the Ugandan government is so intent on targeting such a small population of individuals.

Lincoln even referred to colonisation in the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, his September 1862 warning to the South that he would free all slaves in southern territory if the rebellion continued.

Thousands of slaves served their masters and masters' sons in the Confederate Army before and after the "Black Republican" in the White House, as some referred to President Abraham Lincoln, issued the Emancipation Proclamation.