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... southern states bolted in indignation against their northern brethren . A reconvened Demo- cratic convention , meeting in Baltimore in June , nominated Douglas . Bolters from the Charleston and Baltimore conventions , largely proslavery ...
... southern states bolted in indignation against their northern brethren . A reconvened Demo- cratic convention , meeting in Baltimore in June , nominated Douglas . Bolters from the Charleston and Baltimore conventions , largely proslavery ...
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... southern ones . The educated Ben F. Wade of Ohio posed as a profane frontiersman hostile to plan- tation society . The jurist Lyman Trumbull of Illinois was able , unpredictable , and subject to moods of annoyance . In the House the ...
... southern ones . The educated Ben F. Wade of Ohio posed as a profane frontiersman hostile to plan- tation society . The jurist Lyman Trumbull of Illinois was able , unpredictable , and subject to moods of annoyance . In the House the ...
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... southern legislatures began to see Negroes , sometimes in substantial numbers , in their membership . Many of them were able , and despite exceptions their collective attitude was moderate toward cooperation with whites . In no case was ...
... southern legislatures began to see Negroes , sometimes in substantial numbers , in their membership . Many of them were able , and despite exceptions their collective attitude was moderate toward cooperation with whites . In no case was ...
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Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |