The end result NOT being lots of happy and unenslaved house pets, but an end to the animals altogether. ❋ Ann Althouse (2008)
In the first place, you are a man; and this is one who has nothing superior to the faculty of the will, but all other things subjected to it; and the faculty itself he possesses unenslaved and free from subjection. ❋ Unknown (2004)
"We, the mugwumps, a little company made up of the unenslaved of both parties," he recalled in his Autobiography, "had no axes to grind." ❋ Unknown (2001)
Still, they have less romance in their composition than the unenslaved northern Indians, into whose souls the iron of despotism has never entered. ❋ Robert A. Wilson (N/A)
The pure Indians are the descendants chiefly of the unenslaved tribes, like the Tlascalans and Tezcucans, who carried on the subsequent wars of Cortéz, and the whites are mostly descendants of later immigrations. ❋ Robert A. Wilson (N/A)
A little out of sight, but thinly veiled, the powers that in this haunted corner of the earth, too strangely neglected, pushed outwards into men and trees, into mountains, flowers, and the rest, were unenslaved and intensely vital. ❋ Algernon Blackwood (1910)
Ireland in the middle of the eighteenth century was to England just what the American colonies would have been, if they had contained, besides the European settlers, more than twice their number of unenslaved negroes. ❋ Morley, John (1907)
O Friends of the Pure and Omnipotent God! To be pure and holy in all things is an attribute of the consecrated soul and a necessary characteristic of the unenslaved mind. ❋ 1844-1921 `Abdu'l-Bah�� (1882)
We, the mugwumps, a little company made up of the unenslaved of both parties, the very best men to be found in the two great parties -- that was our idea of it -- voted sixty thousand strong for Mr. Cleveland in New York and elected him. ❋ Mark Twain (1872)
Around this thesis the battle has been fought and the victory won; and it will stand with spreading favor as long as there are unenslaved and cultivated minds in the world. ❋ William Rounseville Alger (1863)
Though I was myself a slave, ann my limbs in thraldom, my soul was unfettered and unenslaved, and, slave as I was, senseless animal as I was considered, my feeliugs were such that I would rather, a thousand times rather, have seem them laid in their graves than condemned to such a fate. ❋ Unknown (1860)
I should still have my unblighted self to turn to: my natural unenslaved feelings with which to communicate in moments of loneliness. ❋ Unknown (1848)
Severe and chivalrous, dreaming of things to come, unsuppled by luxury, unenslaved by passion, somewhat scornful and self-sustained, it needed but a tyrannous king, an electrical political atmosphere, and a deeper interest in theology to make a Puritan of him, as these things made a Puritan of Milton. ❋ Alexander Smith (1848)
"Do you recall, long ago, in the restaurant, when I spoke to you, daringly, I think, for a then-unenslaved slave, of the dreams, strange then to my mind, which I had been having? ❋ Norman, John, 1931- (1981)
