Sentence examples for their enslavement from inspiring English sources

Newell finds that second- and third-generation Indian slaves fought their enslavement and claimed citizenship in cases that had implications for all enslaved peoples in eighteenth-century America.

But as true testimony by formerly enslaved people, it stood alone, Gates argues, as an indictment of "both those who enslaved them and the metaphysical system drawn upon to justify their enslavement".

We don't know if our ancestors hailed from Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone or Angola -- all prominent countries within the TransAtlantic Slave Trade -- since enslaved Africans were not documented during the Middle Passage or during their enslavement in the Americas.

And has violence liberated the radicals or merely sealed their enslavement?

Going ashore might solve most of these problems, but it could result in their enslavement.

Sick and tired of maltreatment under their enslavement from man, the animals of Manor Farm revolt.

Even its major black characters seem staunch in their defence of their own enslavement.

Decades of lies and intimidation could not make the Iraqi people love their oppressors or desire their own enslavement.

We further say that a democracy conceived in the military servitude of the masses, in their economic enslavement, and nurtured in their tears and blood, is not democracy at all.

But across Central Europe, out there where the vast populations were just beginning to adjust to their new status as free people, or their new enslavement under strange governments with different languages and customs, the troubles had only just begun.

But, experts say, their virtual enslavement remains disturbingly widespread for a country renowned for its products worldwide.