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vt (to, ~ing; to hae, having+pp) free (free from debt( (education could not free itself from the moving principles of Christian theology( (the more progressive lawyers are trying to free their own writing from archaic terminology( ● release (eg a prisoner, a hostage, a kidnap victim, etc from captivity or s.o. from a promise, duty, understanding, etc) (state institutions released on parole or some other form of conditional release a total of 34,032 prisoners( ● liberate (liberate prisoners, an occupied country( (to liberate Victorian women from the confining clothes of the period( ● set s.o. free; set s.o. at liberty; free s.o. from servitude; release from prisons; discharge (discharge a prisoner( ● enlarge (eg a prisoner, a hostage, a kidnap victim, etc from captivity, or s.o. from a promise, duty, undertaking, etc) ● emancipate (emancipate slaves( (the descendents of such slaves when they shall be emancipated, or who are born of parents who had become free before their birth …( (the vital necessity of education and its power to emancipate the working class, mentally, socially, and politically( ● set at large (mainprise was a writ directed to the sheriff, commanding him to take sureties for a prisoner’s appearance, usually called ‘mainpernors’, and to set him at large as opposed to bailing him or giving him into custody – JBS( ● affranchise (every slave, after fifteen years, should be affranchised( ● enfranchise (as from slavery, prison or obligation) (American Negroes emancipated by the proclamation of President Lincoln in 1863 but not enfranchised until the Fifteenth Amendment went into effect in 1870( ● manumit (from slavery) (by a law of Twelve Tables, a father was not allowed to sell his son more than three times; and if a son was manumitted after being three times sold by his father, he became free( (it appears from the report, that Darnall was born in Maryland, and was the son of a white man by one of his slaves, and his father executed certain instruments to manumit him( (a master may manumit his slave in the church, or outside of it, before the judge or other person, by testament, or by letter; but he must do this in person( ● let go; let go of; release on own recognizance (see parenthetical notes to ‘enter into recognizance’ and ‘enter into one’s own recognizance’ under آزاد شدن) ● release under/on bail, replevy; enlarge on bail; bail s.o. out; release on parole; lift the ban from (ie sth that was previously banned) • discharge : to release (a prisoner) from confinement (the offender was conditionally discharged(
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