Thraldoms [noun]

Or the thraldom of the people in "the days of auld langsyne?"

It presented to her too just an image of the thraldom, which was the subject of all her complaints.

Accordingly his delivery from that thraldom was matter for rejoicing.

I shall not if by replying I can assist my stepfather to escape from that man's thraldom.

We knew not then the measure of this our freedom, for we had known no thraldom of flesh nor spirit.

But the gold of France had freed the king from his thraldom.

This leaves a loophole for you to escape from the thraldom of dogmatism.

Heavy-wet and gin: alas, these are not the only kinds of thraldom.

He was to obtain full emancipation from the thraldom of Rome in Rome itself.

Can I forget that it was here I first emancipated myself from thraldom?