Sentence examples for unconditionally freed from inspiring English sources

Percy Shelley was among those abolitionists who urged not immediate but gradual emancipation, fearing that the enslaved, so long and so violently oppressed, and denied education, would, if unconditionally freed, seek a vengeance of blood.

Washington's will provided for all of his slaves to be unconditionally freed upon the death of his widow, his heirs being expressly forbidden from selling or transporting those slaves out of Virginia.

The library was the first unconditionally free public library in the country.

Salford has become a centre of higher education, home to the University of Salford, and has seen several firsts, including the world's first unconditionally free public library, and the first street in the world to be lit by gas, Chapel Street in 1806.

Pope Benedict XVI has appealed for Ms. Bibi to be freed unconditionally.

Adding pressure to the Pakistan authorities to overturn Ms. Bibi's sentence, Pope Benedict XVI appealed last week for her to be freed unconditionally.

The Orlov release allowed the White House to argue that Mr. Daniloff had been freed unconditionally and that Mr. Zakharov was part of a trade for a dissident.

All of them should be freed immediately and unconditionally, said Phil Robertson, Asia deputy director of Human Rights Watch.

President Bush lashed out at Iran yesterday for detaining American citizens and called for them to be freed "immediately and unconditionally". White House aides said the president broke his silence because of Tehran's decision to charge three of the four detainees.

Specifically, the SVP is campaigning against plans to unconditionally provide free legal aid to all refugee claimants.

So our job as Christians is to love people as we've been loved, which was unconditionally for free," the 34-year-old pastor said.