Early American Views on Negro Slavery from the Time of the Founding of the Republic Until 1830 ...Meador Publishing Company, 1934 - Počet stran: 164 |
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... Southern clergy supported slavery , which while true , only shows how weak and futile principles are when confronted with the economic desires of a people . 1 Annals of Congress , Vol . II , p . 119f . 2 Wilson , Rise and Fall of the ...
... Southern clergy supported slavery , which while true , only shows how weak and futile principles are when confronted with the economic desires of a people . 1 Annals of Congress , Vol . II , p . 119f . 2 Wilson , Rise and Fall of the ...
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... Southern States , set the year 1808 as the limit of the slave- trade . As a matter of fact , this traffic was secretly con- tinued for a number of years afterwards . It was thought by many that with the end of the slave - trade , the ...
... Southern States , set the year 1808 as the limit of the slave- trade . As a matter of fact , this traffic was secretly con- tinued for a number of years afterwards . It was thought by many that with the end of the slave - trade , the ...
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... Southern States was evi- dent during most of the debates , where Southerners such as Williams , Early and Randolph usually out - maneuvered the strong anti - slavery men such as Sloan and Bidwell . The surprising thing about the act of ...
... Southern States was evi- dent during most of the debates , where Southerners such as Williams , Early and Randolph usually out - maneuvered the strong anti - slavery men such as Sloan and Bidwell . The surprising thing about the act of ...
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PREFACE | 11 |
Franklins Memorial to Congress and the | 30 |
Summary of Fraklins Views | 38 |
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