Definition of Proslavery. Meaning of Proslavery. Synonyms of Proslavery

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Definition of Proslavery

Proslavery
Proslavery Pro*slav"er*y, a. [Pref. pro- + slavery.] Favoring slavery. -- n. Advocacy of slavery.

Meaning of Proslavery from wikipedia

- Proslavery is support for slavery. It is sometimes found in the thought of ancient philosophers, religious texts, and in American and British writings...
- two different capitals (proslavery Lecompton and antislavery Lawrence, then Topeka), two different constitutions (the proslavery Lecompton Constitution...
- a proslavery lawyer from Virginia.: 130  By the time the case went to trial, it had been re****igned from Judge John M. Krum, who was proslavery, to...
- (1974). "The "Positive Good" Thesis and Proslavery Arguments in Britain and America, 1701—1861". Proslavery: A History of the Defense of Slavery in America...
- history there have been disputes about whether the Constitution was proslavery or antislavery. James Oakes writes that the Constitution's Fugitive Slave...
- United States Treatment Gladiator Gladiatrix House slaves Planter class Proslavery thought Saqaliba Seasoning Slave market Slave Power Slave raiding Slavocracy...
- depicted the Society as a proslavery organization. Recently however, some scholars have stopped depicting the ACS as a proslavery organization, and some...
- United States Treatment Gladiator Gladiatrix House slaves Planter class Proslavery thought Saqaliba Seasoning Slave market Slave Power Slave raiding Slavocracy...
- edited by John Speer, renamed the Kansas Tribune after Speer discovered a proslavery Kansas Pioneer newspaper existed. A third paper, the Kansas Free State...
- divided patriots, with some supporting its abolition while others espoused proslavery thought. The patriots included members of every social and ethnic group...