They also demanded that all freed slaves continue to work on the plantations.

If a slave continues to prove recalcitrant, of course, she gains nothing by this.

Malkariss could no longer be seen, but still the slaves continued hurling rocks onto the pile.

Although the slaves continued to die over the next month, most recovered to be set free.

Runaway slaves continued to join them until the abolition of slavery.

Former slaves continued to gather in the residential community, which became mostly African American by the late 19th century.

The resolution was not binding, and slaves continued to be imported to Texas through Cuba.

The slaves continued to rebel and gained independence and freedom as Haiti in 1804.

Some slaves continued in servitude for two more decades but most were freed.

The slaves would have continued in their bondage if the South had not joined the new country or won any civil war.