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enfranchise, v. (ɛnˈfrɑːntʃɪz, -ˈfræn-, -tʃaɪz) Forms: 6 enfraunches(e, -ize, 7 -ise, enfranchiz, 6– enfranchize; also 6–7 infranchese, -ise, infraunchise. [ad. OF. enfranchiss-, lengthened stem of enfranchir, f. en (see en- prefix1) + franc free: see frank a. Cf. affranchise. By Johnson regarded as...
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enfranchise
enfranchise/ɪnˈfræntʃaɪz; ɪn`fræntʃaɪz/ v[Tn esp passive 尤用於被动语态](fml 文)1 give (sb) political rights, esp the right to vote at parliamentary elections给予(某人)政治权利(尤指议会选举权) In Britain women were enfranchised in 1918. 1918年英国妇女获得议会选举权.2 set free (slaves) 解放(奴隶).
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Conservative Republicans (Reconstruction era)
In such states, amendments and referendums to enfranchise blacks would fail due to small fractions of Republican voters voting with Democrats to defeat
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Why Prisoners Deserve the Right to Vote - POLITICO Magazine
Jun 21, 2016Prisoners need the vote to serve as the "natural defenders" of their own interests. But in defending their own interests, prisoners could substantially improve the prison system itself. We can ...
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There Are Good Reasons for Felons to Lose the Right to Vote
Automatic re-enfranchisment — if that is what Mr. Will wants — would miss that opportunity. And it would inevitably re-enfranchise thousands, maybe millions, of felons who have not changed ...
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enfranchising
enˈfranchising, vbl. n. [f. enfranchise v. + -ing1.] The action of the verb enfranchise, in its various senses.1574 tr. Littleton's Tenures 42 b, The Lorde maye make manumission and infraunchissinge to his villaine. 1600 Holland Livy 870 (R.) The multitude, so augmented by the enfranchising of slave...
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Anne Henrietta Martin
Martin was arrested in 1910 over an issue of trying to enfranchise British women. president of the Nevada Equal Franchise Society in February 1912 and organized a campaign over sparsely populated deserts that convinced male voters to enfranchise
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Douglas House (Omaha)
Efforts to enfranchise the women of Nebraska date to as early as 1855 when suffragist Amelia Bloomer spoke before an audience at the Douglas House.
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effranchise
effranchise, v. (ɛˈfrɑːntʃaɪz, -æ-) [corresp. formally to OF. effranchiss-, effranchir, f. es- (:—L. ex-) out + franc free; but perh. the Eng. word may be a recent formation from the same elements. Cf. affranchise, enfranchise.] To invest with franchises or privileges.1864 in Webster; and in mod. Di...
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Emma Belle Gibson Sykes
Several representatives argued that the amendment should not be ratified because it would enfranchise all women, not just white women.
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enfranch
† enˈfranch, v. Obs. Also 6 enfraunch, 7 infranch. [a. AF. enfraunch-er, f. en- in + franc free.] = enfranchise. Hence enˈfranched ppl. a.1581 Marbeck Bk. of Notes 193 By him we be enfraunched from the captivitie and thraldome of the Divell. 1606 Shakes. Ant. & Cl. iii. xiii. 149 He has Hiparchus, m...
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National Voters' Day
Day, a disability activist Satendra Singh's RTI caught Election Commission of India off-guard when they were found violating Supreme Court orders to enfranchise
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enfranchised
enfranchised, ppl. a. (ɛnˈfrɑːntʃɪzd, -ˈfræn-, -tʃaɪzd) [f. enfranchise v. + -ed1.] In senses of the verb.1579–80 North Plutarch 531 (R.) Fabius Rullus..put from the senate certain bondmen infranchised. 1598 Chapman Iliad i. 94 Till her enfranchis'd feet Tread Chrysa under. 1643 Milton Divorce xiii....
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The Adventures of Sergio Mallandro
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The extraterrestrial dwarf Superpoderoso (super powerful) comes to Earth to find a human to enfranchise him with the power of "doing good".
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