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... emancipation of the slaves would disrupt Southern institutions and economic life . Describing the conservatives , Quarles wrote : " Conciliatory to the core , the earlier generation of abolitionists seemed to go out of their way to win ...
... emancipation of the slaves would disrupt Southern institutions and economic life . Describing the conservatives , Quarles wrote : " Conciliatory to the core , the earlier generation of abolitionists seemed to go out of their way to win ...
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... emancipation , even af- ter the war began , and even less did they favor black suffrage . Lincoln proclaimed emancipation only after it became clear that this step was necessary to successfully undermine the South's agricultural economy ...
... emancipation , even af- ter the war began , and even less did they favor black suffrage . Lincoln proclaimed emancipation only after it became clear that this step was necessary to successfully undermine the South's agricultural economy ...
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... emancipation ; they were merely alarmed by the expansion of the slave system into lands that they wanted reserved for their own settlement . Their first aim was to emancipate themselves from " wage slavery " by becoming small property ...
... emancipation ; they were merely alarmed by the expansion of the slave system into lands that they wanted reserved for their own settlement . Their first aim was to emancipate themselves from " wage slavery " by becoming small property ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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