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... free blacks to areas outside the United States . The society was a strange mixture of white abolitionists and slaveholders bound together by their common agreement that free blacks must be expatriated . For their part , the slave ...
... free blacks to areas outside the United States . The society was a strange mixture of white abolitionists and slaveholders bound together by their common agreement that free blacks must be expatriated . For their part , the slave ...
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... blacks were kept out of the new West- ern lands whenever possible . Until the Dred Scott decision in 1857 ruled conclusively that free blacks were not citizens , Congress explicitly excluded blacks from land and homestead bills in the ...
... blacks were kept out of the new West- ern lands whenever possible . Until the Dred Scott decision in 1857 ruled conclusively that free blacks were not citizens , Congress explicitly excluded blacks from land and homestead bills in the ...
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... free blacks . Nearly every abolitionist society had a special committee on the welfare of free blacks , but as a rule these committees simply did not function.66 Black abolitionists were sharply critical of this inaction because they ...
... free blacks . Nearly every abolitionist society had a special committee on the welfare of free blacks , but as a rule these committees simply did not function.66 Black abolitionists were sharply critical of this inaction because they ...
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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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