Preposition: of

• sin: Thus, Christ uses his priceless life to redeem us from the slavery of sin and Satan.

Converse of object

• abolish: Robbins compares the new movement with the early battles to abolish slavery in the 18th century.

• outlaw: Muhammad and his successors were rulers and could have outlawed slavery.

• condemn: Garrison was highly critical of the Church for its refusal to condemn slavery.

• uphold: Horace Greeley: Do your territorial laws uphold slavery?

• oppose: The Quakers were one of the first faith communities to oppose slavery.

• justify: A racist ideology was created to justify slavery and to allow capital accumulation to take place.

Preposition: in

• colony: This included an act for the abolition of slavery in the colonies and the 1833 Factory Act.

• empire: Schama will deal with liberty and slavery in the British Empire, and the American Declaration of Independence.

Adjective modifier

• transatlantic: The conference will focus on the relationship between history, cultural memory and transatlantic slavery.

• colonial: Also, the racial character of colonial slavery was distinct.

• sexual: Young girls are often also forced into sexual slavery to service militia.

• Egyptian: The salt water represents the tears shed during Egyptian slavery.

• virtual: The elite class deceived the working serfs and kept them in virtual slavery.

• domestic: The nation thus becomes the new justification for domestic slavery.

Noun used with modifier

• chattel: It is at least as feeble as the case for chattel slavery.

• wage: I was content to move on to little clients when I told the bosses where to shove their wage slavery.

• plantation: Blackburn reminds us, however, that racial slavery was peculiarly associated with plantation slavery.

• asylum: Nano-science, asylum seeker slavery and more... SchNEWS 477, 10th December, 2004 ZanON and ON and ON!

• seeker: Nano-science, asylum seeker slavery and more... SchNEWS 477, 10th December, 2004 ZanON and ON and ON!