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... Slavery Society , the discussion was continued . Gar- rison and Phillips were again on different sides of the fence ... slavery life and action , he is in so true and full a sense the creator of the anti - slavery movement that I may ...
... Slavery Society , the discussion was continued . Gar- rison and Phillips were again on different sides of the fence ... slavery life and action , he is in so true and full a sense the creator of the anti - slavery movement that I may ...
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... slavery . The trends are not clear enough to warrant prophecy as to what the South would have done about slavery had it not been disturbed by the Abolitionists , but it is at least certain that before the crusade began , Southern ...
... slavery . The trends are not clear enough to warrant prophecy as to what the South would have done about slavery had it not been disturbed by the Abolitionists , but it is at least certain that before the crusade began , Southern ...
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... Slavery . Without the peculiar institution there could have been no pro - slavery or anti - slavery agitators . Enmeshed with slavery were other economic differences which engendered sectional hate . The South was a static , agrarian ...
... Slavery . Without the peculiar institution there could have been no pro - slavery or anti - slavery agitators . Enmeshed with slavery were other economic differences which engendered sectional hate . The South was a static , agrarian ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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