A History of the Struggle for Slavery Extension Or Restriction in the United States: From the Declaration of Independence to the Present Day. Mainly Compiled and Condensed from the Journals of Congress and Other Official Records, and Showing the Vote by Yeas and Nays on the Most Important Divisions in Either HouseDix, Edwards & Company, 1856 - 164 Seiten |
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... necessary complement of follow- Spanish rule in America . all scruples , and British merchants were not proof against the glittering evidences of their success . But the first slave - ship that ever entered a North American port for the ...
... necessary complement of follow- Spanish rule in America . all scruples , and British merchants were not proof against the glittering evidences of their success . But the first slave - ship that ever entered a North American port for the ...
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... necessary , effect of this decision on Slavery in these colonies , had their connection with the mother country been continued , is sufficiently obvious . II . SLAVERY UNDER THE CONFEDERATION . THE disposition or management of un ...
... necessary , effect of this decision on Slavery in these colonies , had their connection with the mother country been continued , is sufficiently obvious . II . SLAVERY UNDER THE CONFEDERATION . THE disposition or management of un ...
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... necessary entirely different from that between Slavery and to promote the growth and settlement of colonies Freedom ; inasmuch as it would merely occasion in that region . That this labor - demonstrably the removal of persons , already ...
... necessary entirely different from that between Slavery and to promote the growth and settlement of colonies Freedom ; inasmuch as it would merely occasion in that region . That this labor - demonstrably the removal of persons , already ...
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... necessary for Congress to prohibit migration or transport- ation from State to State . But now it becomes the right and duty of Congress to guard against the further extension of the intolerable evil and the crying enormity of Slavery ...
... necessary for Congress to prohibit migration or transport- ation from State to State . But now it becomes the right and duty of Congress to guard against the further extension of the intolerable evil and the crying enormity of Slavery ...
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... necessary to extinguish any fire which I have assisted to kindle , I can assure gentlemen , while I regret the necessity , I shall not forbear to con- tribute my mite . Sir , the violence to which gen- tlemen have resorted on this ...
... necessary to extinguish any fire which I have assisted to kindle , I can assure gentlemen , while I regret the necessity , I shall not forbear to con- tribute my mite . Sir , the violence to which gen- tlemen have resorted on this ...
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