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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... ment . There was John Adams , the Vice Pres- ident - great vindicator and final negotiator of our national independence - whose soul , flaming with freedom , broke forth in the early declaration that " consenting to Slavery is a ...
... ment . There was John Adams , the Vice Pres- ident - great vindicator and final negotiator of our national independence - whose soul , flaming with freedom , broke forth in the early declaration that " consenting to Slavery is a ...
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... ment which , like a vital air , surrounded the National Government as it stepped into being . In the face of this history , and in the absence of any positive sanction , it is absurd to suppose that Slavery , which under the ...
... ment which , like a vital air , surrounded the National Government as it stepped into being . In the face of this history , and in the absence of any positive sanction , it is absurd to suppose that Slavery , which under the ...
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... ment , and have written SLAVERY on its front . And now an arrogant and unrelenting ostra- cism is applied , not only to all who express themselves against Slavery , but to every man who is unwilling to be the menial of Slavery . A novel ...
... ment , and have written SLAVERY on its front . And now an arrogant and unrelenting ostra- cism is applied , not only to all who express themselves against Slavery , but to every man who is unwilling to be the menial of Slavery . A novel ...
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... ment that the Act of 1793 was unconstitutional , be- cause it did not provide for a trial by jury according to the requisitions of the sixth article in the amend- ments to the Constitution , having been suggested to my father on his ...
... ment that the Act of 1793 was unconstitutional , be- cause it did not provide for a trial by jury according to the requisitions of the sixth article in the amend- ments to the Constitution , having been suggested to my father on his ...
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... ment to perform an important duty . The The framers of the Constitution were wise and careful men , who had a reason for what they did and who understood the language which they employed . They did not , after discussion , incorporate ...
... ment to perform an important duty . The The framers of the Constitution were wise and careful men , who had a reason for what they did and who understood the language which they employed . They did not , after discussion , incorporate ...
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