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... slaveholders bound together by their common agreement that free blacks must be expatriated . For their part , the slave- holders sought the removal of free blacks because they con- sidered them a dangerous element whose presence might ...
... slaveholders bound together by their common agreement that free blacks must be expatriated . For their part , the slave- holders sought the removal of free blacks because they con- sidered them a dangerous element whose presence might ...
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... slaveholders . The Southerners asserted that slavery could not be prohibited by the federal govern- ment under the Constitution since it was a matter of states ' rights . Political abolitionists denied this and argued that slav- ery was ...
... slaveholders . The Southerners asserted that slavery could not be prohibited by the federal govern- ment under the Constitution since it was a matter of states ' rights . Political abolitionists denied this and argued that slav- ery was ...
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... slaveholders . " Douglass adopted " a more sensible motto , namely , ' No union with slaveholding . ' " To Douglass ' mind the real issue was the in- stitution of slaveholding , not merely the region or individual slaveholder involved ...
... slaveholders . " Douglass adopted " a more sensible motto , namely , ' No union with slaveholding . ' " To Douglass ' mind the real issue was the in- stitution of slaveholding , not merely the region or individual slaveholder involved ...
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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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