She likens marriage to slavery.

她把婚姻比作奴役。

It has been called modern-day slavery.

人们称之为现代版的奴隶制度。

They thought slavery was morally wrong.

他们当时认为奴隶制是不道义的。

My people have survived 400 years of slavery.

我的民族历经400年的奴隶制度后幸存了下来。

People are still suffering under the yoke of slavery.

人们仍然生活在奴隶制的枷锁之下。

The abolition of slavery in Brazil and the Caribbean closely followed the pattern of the United States.

巴西和加勒比海地区对奴隶制的废除很大程度上遵循了美国的模式。

Fearful alchemy is a useful definition of slavery.

可怕的炼金术是奴隶制的一个有建设性的定义。

The statesmen's political lives depended on slavery.

政治家们的政治生活依赖于奴隶制。

He took the first step to abolish slavery in America.

他迈出了在美国废除奴隶制的第一步。

But to Morris Marable and his heirs, slavery was a crime against our humanity.

但是对莫里斯·马拉博和他的继承人来说，奴隶制是一种危害人类的罪行。

Before the Civil War, if you were black and born a free man, you could still be forced into slavery.

在南北战争发生之前，如果你是黑色人种，且生下来就是自由人，你仍然可能被迫成为奴隶。

Bolivar had received aid from Haiti and had promised in return to abolish slavery in the areas he liberated.

玻利瓦尔接受了海地的援助，并承诺在他解放的地区废除奴隶制。

Bolivar had received aid from Haiti and had promised in return to abolish slavery in the areas he liberated.

玻利瓦尔接受了海地的援助，并承诺在他解放的地区废除奴隶制。

Many white institutions, including some leading universities, insurance companies and banks, profited from slavery.

许多白人机构，包括一些一流大学、保险公司和银行，都从奴隶制中获利。

He believed in a strong central state, which was a real departure for him from the rest of the pro-slavery writers.

他相信有个强大的中央政府，这对他来说是真正地背离其他支持奴隶制的作家。

In the name of human nature, for example, Aristotle and most thinkers up to the eighteenth century defended slavery.

例如，到18世纪为止，亚里士多德和大多数思想家都以人性的名义为奴隶制辩护。

More significantly, they argue that many of the Founding Fathers knew slavery was wrong—and yet most did little to fight it.

更重要的是，他们认为许多开国元勋都知道奴隶制是错误的，但大多数人却没有采取什么行动来反对它。

Dew wrote a forceful defense of slavery in the wake of this, which became kind of a seminal text for all future pro-slavery writers.

随后德夫为维护奴隶制写了一份有力的辩护，这份辩护成为支持所有后亲奴主义作家的开创性著作。

The fact is that Douglass was attracted to these democratic-capitalist ideals of his time because they could be used to attack slavery and the doctrine of White supremacy.

事实上，道格拉斯被他那个时代的民主资本主义理想所吸引，因为这些理想可以用来攻击奴隶制和白人至上主义。

Gerteis argues that, since slavery in the South precluded individual autonomy and the free pursuit of material gain, major Northern reformers opposed it as early as the 1830s.

格泰斯认为，由于南方的奴隶制妨碍了个人自治和对物质利益的自由追求，北方的主要改革者早在19世纪30年代就反对奴隶制。

While Washington and Jefferson privately expressed distaste for slavery, they also understood that it was part of the political and economic bedrock of the country they helped to create.

虽然华盛顿和杰斐逊私下里表达了对奴隶制的厌恶，但他们也明白，奴隶制是他们帮助建立的这个国家的政治和经济基础的一部分。

Instead, Southern slaveholders misconstrued abolitionist views of the 1830s as mainstream rather than marginal Northern public opinion, and castigated Northerners generally for opposing slavery.

相反，南方的奴隶主误认为9世纪30年代的废奴主义观点是主流，而不是北方边缘的公众意见，于是他们普遍谴责北方人反对奴隶制。

They were delivered from slavery.

他们从奴役中被解放出来。

There is slavery to the mind.

我们被头脑奴役着。

Aristotle tells us that slavery is natural.

亚里士多德告诉我们奴役是自然的演变。

A debt was, to him, the beginning of slavery.

他感到借债便是奴役的开始。

Why did chattel slavery take hold in the Americas?

为什么奴役制度在美洲能大行其道？

The question is what did Aristotle mean by slavery?

问题是亚里士多德所谓的奴役为何？

Soldiers - don't fight for slavery, fight for liberty!

士兵们——不要为奴役而战，而要为自由而战！