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... SLAVE SOIL AFFAIRS IN THE WEST ARMY AND NAVY OPERATIONS ON THE COAST ... CHAPTER XXVII . .344 - ARMY OF THE POTOMAC BALL'S BLUFF — McCleLLAN SUCCEEDS SCOTT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS - THE TRENT TROUBLE . - 362 ILLUSTRATIONS . VOLUME I ...
... SLAVE SOIL AFFAIRS IN THE WEST ARMY AND NAVY OPERATIONS ON THE COAST ... CHAPTER XXVII . .344 - ARMY OF THE POTOMAC BALL'S BLUFF — McCleLLAN SUCCEEDS SCOTT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS - THE TRENT TROUBLE . - 362 ILLUSTRATIONS . VOLUME I ...
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... Slavery was now firmly established there , and the man of small means had less chance of rising than of lapsing into ... slaves in that part of Kentucky , and no trouble whatever about slavery . A different story was told by the noted ...
... Slavery was now firmly established there , and the man of small means had less chance of rising than of lapsing into ... slaves in that part of Kentucky , and no trouble whatever about slavery . A different story was told by the noted ...
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... slavery , " and several petitions were presented praying for the adoption of some more . specific rule upon the subject . " A rule was adopted that year requiring the expulsion of any member who bought or sold a slave or slaves " from ...
... slavery , " and several petitions were presented praying for the adoption of some more . specific rule upon the subject . " A rule was adopted that year requiring the expulsion of any member who bought or sold a slave or slaves " from ...
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... slavery and Abolitionism . Those who refused or hesitated to take this extreme ground were in danger of being called Abolitionists , and that was an opprobrium which few politicians felt able to bear . There was then little anti - slavery ...
... slavery and Abolitionism . Those who refused or hesitated to take this extreme ground were in danger of being called Abolitionists , and that was an opprobrium which few politicians felt able to bear . There was then little anti - slavery ...
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... slavery in Illinois was settled . * He sometimes defended an alleged fugitive slave , but did not refuse to act as counsel for a Kentuckian seeking to reclaim certain slaves he had voluntarily brought into Illinois for temporary ...
... slavery in Illinois was settled . * He sometimes defended an alleged fugitive slave , but did not refuse to act as counsel for a Kentuckian seeking to reclaim certain slaves he had voluntarily brought into Illinois for temporary ...
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