Speeches in Congress on Admission of California1850 |
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... passed . It had application to terri- tory where slavery did exist , by operation of the laws of Virginia , to which the Northwestern terri- tory belonged . The Missouri compromise also abolished slavery north of 360 30. That compro ...
... passed . It had application to terri- tory where slavery did exist , by operation of the laws of Virginia , to which the Northwestern terri- tory belonged . The Missouri compromise also abolished slavery north of 360 30. That compro ...
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... passed to its third reading in the Senate of the United States by the following vote . We ask particular attention to the names recorded : " The yeas were : Messrs . Atchison , Atherton , Benton , Berrien , Borland , Breese , Bright ...
... passed to its third reading in the Senate of the United States by the following vote . We ask particular attention to the names recorded : " The yeas were : Messrs . Atchison , Atherton , Benton , Berrien , Borland , Breese , Bright ...
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... passed to its third reading in the Senate of the United States by the following vote . We ask particular attention to the names recorded : " The yeas were : Messrs . Atchison , Atherton , Benton , Berrien , Borland , Breese , Bright ...
... passed to its third reading in the Senate of the United States by the following vote . We ask particular attention to the names recorded : " The yeas were : Messrs . Atchison , Atherton , Benton , Berrien , Borland , Breese , Bright ...
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