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No doubt could be tolerated as to the legitimacy of an increasingly aggressive
and expansionist slave system. The conservative voices of gradual abolition
were inexorably drowned out and silenced. It would take a new breed of
abolitionists to ...
No doubt could be tolerated as to the legitimacy of an increasingly aggressive
and expansionist slave system. The conservative voices of gradual abolition
were inexorably drowned out and silenced. It would take a new breed of
abolitionists to ...
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Tension Between Black and White Abolitionists The prevalence of racism in the
North contributed to racial tensions within the militant abolitionist movement.
Some historians have argued that militant white abolitionists resolutely fought
against ...
Tension Between Black and White Abolitionists The prevalence of racism in the
North contributed to racial tensions within the militant abolitionist movement.
Some historians have argued that militant white abolitionists resolutely fought
against ...
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See Quarles, Black Abolitionists, pp. 72-73. 41. Kraditor, American Abolitionism,
p. 144. 42. Many abolitionists vociferously denounced the war against Mexico
which they feared was aimed at spreading slavery. Frederick Douglass was not ...
See Quarles, Black Abolitionists, pp. 72-73. 41. Kraditor, American Abolitionism,
p. 144. 42. Many abolitionists vociferously denounced the war against Mexico
which they feared was aimed at spreading slavery. Frederick Douglass was not ...
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