humanitarianism (Also humanitarianisms) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to humanitarianism

  • humanism«
  • humanitarianism«
  • humanitarian«
  • humanist«
  • secular humanism«
  • humanity«
  • torture«
  • humanistic«
  • humaneness«
  • slavery«
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  • doctrine«
  • slave«
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  • philosophy«
  • cruelty«
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  • human«
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  • crime«
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  • regional organisations«
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  • reform essential«
  • prussian criminal code«
  • property/objects«
  • philosophic base«
  • personal zeal«
  • organized humanitarian action«
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  • labor conditions«
  • international humanitarianism«
  • inquisitorial method«
  • inhumane behaviour«
  • individualistic idea«
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  • quaker involvement«
  • increasing role«
  • certain european country«
  • chimney«
  • hughes«
  • owen«
  • compassion«
  • subsequent repatriation«
  • medieval punishment«
  • friendlier environment«
  • british humanitarian agency«
  • john«
  • enlightenment«
  • christopher«
  • exception«
  • rise«
  • richard ashby«
  • personal chattel«
  • increased importation«
  • homaranismo«
  • horse«
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  • dominion«
  • asylum«
  • military labour«
  • maximum severity«
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  • christian philanthropy«
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  • catherine drinker«
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  • rudé«
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  • medieval understanding«
  • historian g. m. trevelyan«
  • buxtons«
  • macmillan«
  • may«
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  • other western country«
  • lunacy commissioner«
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  • humanitarian accountability partnership international«
  • danish subject«
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  • albert schweizer«
  • theory«
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  • wounded combatant«
  • life«
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  • international criminal court«
  • humanitarian institution«
  • suffering«
  • urban congestion«
  • portuguese subject«
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