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WENDELL PHILLIPS Can Abolitionists Vote. . . ?, 1845 The object of the American Anti-Slavery Society is the "entire abolition of slavery in the United States." Of course it is its duty to find out all the sources of pro-slavery ...
WENDELL PHILLIPS Can Abolitionists Vote. . . ?, 1845 The object of the American Anti-Slavery Society is the "entire abolition of slavery in the United States." Of course it is its duty to find out all the sources of pro-slavery ...
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WALKER Inaugural Address, Kansas, 1857 If this principle can be carried into successful operation in Kansas — that her people shall determine what shall be her social institutions — the slavery question must be withdrawn from the halls ...
WALKER Inaugural Address, Kansas, 1857 If this principle can be carried into successful operation in Kansas — that her people shall determine what shall be her social institutions — the slavery question must be withdrawn from the halls ...
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Debates are held in seven Illinois cities; they are concerned with slavery and its moral, legal, political, and governmental aspects; although locally held, they draw attention of entire U.S. In the election, Lincoln wins a majority of ...
Debates are held in seven Illinois cities; they are concerned with slavery and its moral, legal, political, and governmental aspects; although locally held, they draw attention of entire U.S. In the election, Lincoln wins a majority of ...
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