abolitionist

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Darwin's family was passionately abolitionist and he continually mixed with people devoted to the cause.
達(dá)爾文的家人是熱烈的廢奴主義者，他頻繁地與獻(xiàn)身于這項(xiàng)事業(yè)的人交往。
“Darwin’s starting point, ” they write, “was the abolitionist belief in blood kinship, a ‘common descent’ ” of all human beings.
他們寫到：“達(dá)爾文的出發(fā)點(diǎn)就是一個(gè)廢奴主義者的信仰：人類起源于同一祖先?！?/li>
First, he denied that the Republican Party was an Abolitionist party." I have no purpose, " he said, "either directly or indirectly, to interfere with slavery where it exists.
首先，他否認(rèn)共和黨是一個(gè)廢奴主義黨，“我沒有什么目的，”他說，“無論是直接還是間接地干涉業(yè)已存在的奴隸制度。

It was the same town where abolitionist John Brown had tried to start a slave rebellion a few years before.
To his brother Parmelee confided, "I am more of an abolitionist than ever now, right up to the handle.
他對(duì)他的哥哥吐露道,"我現(xiàn)在是真正的廢奴主義者,天下興亡,匹夫有責(zé)
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And by means I don't entirely understand, Uriah Parmelee, in the spring of 1861, was an Abolitionist.
我不是很明白,烏利亞·帕米利在1861年的春天,還是個(gè)廢奴主義者
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Only one formerly abolitionist country has resumed executions—the Philippines—though it has since suspended them again.
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An abolitionist is someone who campaigns for the abolition of a particular system or practice.