Slaves make a life for themselves.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Slaves make a life for themselves.

They are mere creatures of habit.

They labored like slaves.

liberate slaves

set slaves free

Man is a creature of habit.

They denied the humanity of slaves.

They tried to shake off their servility.

Slaves find power in religion.

groan under the yoke of slavery

abolish slavery

overthrow slavery

The slave was anxious to alter his destiny.

work very hard, like a slave

The slaves were working like so many ants.

Slaves finding power in religion. [Title of book chapter]

Slaves were considered property.

It was urged that slavery (should) be abolished.

The slave ran away for his life.

The slave ran for his life.

decree the abolition of slavery

decree that slavery (should) be abolished

The slaveholder treated his slave roughly.

Their condition is not much removed from slavery―little short of slavery.

in bondage

The slaves were working like so many ants.

treat ... like a slave

a creature of circumstance(s) [impulse, habit]

the act of manumitting

Slave-holding was considered natural at the time.