WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... slave state is balanced by admission of free Maine, and which provides that slavery be henceforth prohibited in the Purchase north of latitude 36°30.' Controversy does not reflect abolitionist sentiment so much as sectional antagonism ...
... slave state is balanced by admission of free Maine, and which provides that slavery be henceforth prohibited in the Purchase north of latitude 36°30.' Controversy does not reflect abolitionist sentiment so much as sectional antagonism ...
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... slavery has aroused Southern fears for balance of power in Senate between 1 5 slave and 1 5 free states. This balance has been maintained with only one exception since Missouri Compromise of 1820. Jan. 29. Henry Clay, returned to the ...
... slavery has aroused Southern fears for balance of power in Senate between 1 5 slave and 1 5 free states. This balance has been maintained with only one exception since Missouri Compromise of 1820. Jan. 29. Henry Clay, returned to the ...
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... slave and one free, they agreed to form a government uniting them together as they stood, divided into free and slave states, and to guarantee forever to each state the right to do as it pleased on the slavery question. Having thus made ...
... slave and one free, they agreed to form a government uniting them together as they stood, divided into free and slave states, and to guarantee forever to each state the right to do as it pleased on the slavery question. Having thus made ...
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Exploration of the New World | 638 |
The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
Canada and Mexico | 672 |
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