unenslaved

I should still have my unblighted self to turn to: my natural unenslaved feelings with which to communicate in moments of loneliness.

But this implied that freedom and equality were bound together in some way beyond the basic state of being unenslaved, which was an unorthodox notion.

But mark the living creature poised on widespread wings; it has a will, an intention, and an initiative, and as long as its life is healthy and unenslaved, it moves at its own good pleasure.

But it was the old Irish inheritance of national freedom which gave to Ireland her desperate power of defence, so that it was only after such prodigious efforts of war and plantation that the bodies of her people were subdued, while their minds still remained free and unenslaved.

Se�or," said the boy, proudly, "though you will deride such vanity in poor barbarians of the desert, yet did we ever think ourselves, who had always been free and unenslaved, debased by servitude.