v. (UN-2 4 b. Cf. Du. ontslaven.)
a. 1618. Sylvester, Maiden’s Blush, 1641. I’ll give you all the golden good I have,… your Brother to un-slave.
1633. P. Fletcher, Poet. Misc., A vow, 25. Thou freest Servant, from this yoke unslave me.
1719. D’Urfey, Pills, VI. 210. Suppose a Man does all he can, To unslave himself from a scolding Wife.
1729. Swift, Lett., 31 Oct., L— C—, who doth his duty of a good governor in unslaving this kingdom as much as he can.
