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... North and the South . In many ways the slave - plantation system of the South and the industrial system of the North were in fundamental conflict . Moreover , both systems were expanding rapidly and the question was , which would come ...
... North and the South . In many ways the slave - plantation system of the South and the industrial system of the North were in fundamental conflict . Moreover , both systems were expanding rapidly and the question was , which would come ...
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... North were thus even more hostile toward the idea of emancipation . Yet the Southern slave system was already weighing heavily on the Northern white worker as it oppressed his counterpart in the South . While slavery placed upper limits ...
... North were thus even more hostile toward the idea of emancipation . Yet the Southern slave system was already weighing heavily on the Northern white worker as it oppressed his counterpart in the South . While slavery placed upper limits ...
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... North would greatly increase this danger . " ' " 2 Southern rebels made careful calculations of the usefulness of slaves in the war effort . In 1861 an Alabama ... North would sanction the strike , if the North would 172 Reluctant Reformers.
... North would greatly increase this danger . " ' " 2 Southern rebels made careful calculations of the usefulness of slaves in the war effort . In 1861 an Alabama ... North would sanction the strike , if the North would 172 Reluctant Reformers.
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
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