उन्मूलनवादी (en. Abolitionist)

The first modern, designated breakfast cereal (forms of porridge aside) was invented in 1863 by a vegetarian Christian abolitionist doctor named James Caleb Jackson.

Missionary, abolitionist and explorer, Livingstone was vital in the mapping of the African interior.

Nathan Rothschild was known as an abolitionist, working toward eradicating the slave trade in Britain.

This African-American church was an important meeting place for the abolitionist movement.

In 1856, Antoinette married Samuel Blackwell, a businessman and abolitionist.

For example, abolitionist newspaper editor William Lloyd Garrison was called a "Crusader" in his political struggle to end the evil of slavery.

On June 27, 1867, Griffith Browne married the journalist, abolitionist, and banker Albert Gallatin Browne, Jr., in New York City.[7] Her husband was the son of Albert G. Browne and mother Sarah J. Cox.[3].