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... slavery as an abstract evil , which he disliked . He pitied the slaves and their suffer- ing , but he also believed that militant agitation for abolition was unsettling to national tranquility . As early as 1837 , when the Illinois ...
... slavery as an abstract evil , which he disliked . He pitied the slaves and their suffer- ing , but he also believed that militant agitation for abolition was unsettling to national tranquility . As early as 1837 , when the Illinois ...
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... slavery . Racism proved to be an ideal ideology for slavery . For unlike attempts at justification on religious grounds alone , there was no possibility of racial conversion , although there was no lack of speculation along this line ...
... slavery . Racism proved to be an ideal ideology for slavery . For unlike attempts at justification on religious grounds alone , there was no possibility of racial conversion , although there was no lack of speculation along this line ...
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... slavery . Anti - slavery thought had been around as long as slavery , but it did not become a socially compelling ideology until economic transformations were making slavery itself anachronistic . This was not a simple process . As the ...
... slavery . Anti - slavery thought had been around as long as slavery , but it did not become a socially compelling ideology until economic transformations were making slavery itself anachronistic . This was not a simple process . As the ...
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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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