Freedom National; Slavery Sectional: Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, on His Motion to Repeal the Fugitive Slave Bill, in the Senate of the United States, August 26, 1852 ...Buell & Blanchard, 1852 - 31 páginas |
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... adopted nt a public meeting , and authenticated by their clerk , in which they ask for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Bill . After setting forth their sentiments on the general subject of slavery , the memorialists pro ceed as follows ...
... adopted nt a public meeting , and authenticated by their clerk , in which they ask for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Bill . After setting forth their sentiments on the general subject of slavery , the memorialists pro ceed as follows ...
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... adopted . A tyrannical spirit among us , in unconscious imitation of this antique and dis carded barbarism , seeks to surround an offen- sive institution with a similar safeguard . In the existing distemper of the public mind and at the ...
... adopted . A tyrannical spirit among us , in unconscious imitation of this antique and dis carded barbarism , seeks to surround an offen- sive institution with a similar safeguard . In the existing distemper of the public mind and at the ...
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... adopting the same principle , has said : There is another national act of similar import . |. of Congress , are ... adopted and misapplied by most persons with- out reflection . But herein is the power of Sla- very . According to a ...
... adopting the same principle , has said : There is another national act of similar import . |. of Congress , are ... adopted and misapplied by most persons with- out reflection . But herein is the power of Sla- very . According to a ...
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... adopted . This rec- ord demonstrates that the word " persons " was employed in order to show that slaves , every- where under the Constitution , were always to be regarded as persons , and not as property , and thus to exclude from the ...
... adopted . This rec- ord demonstrates that the word " persons " was employed in order to show that slaves , every- where under the Constitution , were always to be regarded as persons , and not as property , and thus to exclude from the ...
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... adopted . The thirteen States stood forth a nation , wherein was unity with- cord . The hopes of all were anxiously hang- out_consolidation , and diversity without dis- ing upon the new order of things and the With signal mighty ...
... adopted . The thirteen States stood forth a nation , wherein was unity with- cord . The hopes of all were anxiously hang- out_consolidation , and diversity without dis- ing upon the new order of things and the With signal mighty ...
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