The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... slaves . The document does not state that South Carolina herself ever lost a slave in consequence of these laws , it is not probable she ever did , and yet she makes the existence of these laws , which are wholly inoperative as far as ...
... slaves . The document does not state that South Carolina herself ever lost a slave in consequence of these laws , it is not probable she ever did , and yet she makes the existence of these laws , which are wholly inoperative as far as ...
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... slaves . The declaration does not state that South Carolina ever lost a slave by the operation of these laws , and it is doubtful whether a dozen from all the States have been lost from this cause . A gross error on this subject ...
... slaves . The declaration does not state that South Carolina ever lost a slave by the operation of these laws , and it is doubtful whether a dozen from all the States have been lost from this cause . A gross error on this subject ...
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... slave imported , after the first of December , 1774. In the Declaration of Independence , as originally drafted by Mr. Jefferson , both Slavery and the slave trade were denounced in the most un- compromising language . In 1777 the ...
... slave imported , after the first of December , 1774. In the Declaration of Independence , as originally drafted by Mr. Jefferson , both Slavery and the slave trade were denounced in the most un- compromising language . In 1777 the ...
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... slaves into the Territories of Mississippi and Louisiana was prohibited in advance of the time limited by the Constitution for the interdiction of the slave trade . When the Missouri restriction was enacted , all the members of Mr ...
... slaves into the Territories of Mississippi and Louisiana was prohibited in advance of the time limited by the Constitution for the interdiction of the slave trade . When the Missouri restriction was enacted , all the members of Mr ...
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... SLAVERY MEASURES ENACTED BY CONGRESS . Mr. Davis , in his message to the Confederate States , goes over a long list ... slave law in 1850 , and it was enacted . She complained of the Missouri Compromise , although adopted in conformity ...
... SLAVERY MEASURES ENACTED BY CONGRESS . Mr. Davis , in his message to the Confederate States , goes over a long list ... slave law in 1850 , and it was enacted . She complained of the Missouri Compromise , although adopted in conformity ...
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