A History of the Struggle for Slavery Extension Or Restriction in the United States: From the Declaration of Independence to the Present Day. Mainly Compiled and Condensed from the Journals of Congress and Other Official Records, and Showing the Vote by Yeas and Nays on the Most Important Divisions in Either HouseDix, Edwards & Company, 1856 - 164 էջ |
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... enact to what religion the people should subscribe ; that none other should be pro- fessed , and to provide for the excommunication of all those who did not submit . The people of Missouri were , if admitted into the Union , to come in ...
... enact to what religion the people should subscribe ; that none other should be pro- fessed , and to provide for the excommunication of all those who did not submit . The people of Missouri were , if admitted into the Union , to come in ...
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... enacted , making it penal to struct slaves in the art of reading , and they are not permitted to attend public worship , or to hear the gospel preached . Thus , the light of science and of religion is utterly excluded from the mind ...
... enacted , making it penal to struct slaves in the art of reading , and they are not permitted to attend public worship , or to hear the gospel preached . Thus , the light of science and of religion is utterly excluded from the mind ...
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... enact a prohibition of Slavery , it would seem to be as much within its power of legislation as any other act of local policy . Its sovereignty being complete and uni- versal as to the territory , it may exercise over it the most ample ...
... enact a prohibition of Slavery , it would seem to be as much within its power of legislation as any other act of local policy . Its sovereignty being complete and uni- versal as to the territory , it may exercise over it the most ample ...
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... enact that no slave should ever be sold from one State to another , it is not per- ceived how its constitutional right to make such provision could be questioned . It would seem to be too plain to be questioned , that Congress did ...
... enact that no slave should ever be sold from one State to another , it is not per- ceived how its constitutional right to make such provision could be questioned . It would seem to be too plain to be questioned , that Congress did ...
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... enact laws to punish the traffic , and , at the same time , to tempt cupidity and ava- rice by the allurements of an insatiable market , " If the constitutional power of Congress to is inconsistent and irreconcilable . Government , make ...
... enact laws to punish the traffic , and , at the same time , to tempt cupidity and ava- rice by the allurements of an insatiable market , " If the constitutional power of Congress to is inconsistent and irreconcilable . Government , make ...
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