Mr. Buchanan's Administration on the Eve of the RebellionD. Appleton, 1866 - 296 էջ |
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... called in question . Hence , it be- came necessary for the abolitionists , in order to furnish a pretext for their assaults on Southern slavery , to appeal to a law higher than the Constitution . Slavery , according to them , was a ...
... called in question . Hence , it be- came necessary for the abolitionists , in order to furnish a pretext for their assaults on Southern slavery , to appeal to a law higher than the Constitution . Slavery , according to them , was a ...
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... called , in the lan- guage of the day , abolition petitions . Throughout the session of 1835 - ' 6 , and for several succeeding sessions , these petitions incessantly poured in to Congress . They prayed for the abolition of slavery in ...
... called , in the lan- guage of the day , abolition petitions . Throughout the session of 1835 - ' 6 , and for several succeeding sessions , these petitions incessantly poured in to Congress . They prayed for the abolition of slavery in ...
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... called " sinful and inhuman " law . State magistrates were prevailed upon by the abolitionists to refuse their agency in carrying it into effect . The Legislatures of several States , in conformity with this decision , passed laws ...
... called " sinful and inhuman " law . State magistrates were prevailed upon by the abolitionists to refuse their agency in carrying it into effect . The Legislatures of several States , in conformity with this decision , passed laws ...
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... called the Missouri restriction . * This proposed to require from Missouri , as a condition precedent to her admission as a State , that she should " ordain and establish that there shall be neither slavery nor involuntary servitude ...
... called the Missouri restriction . * This proposed to require from Missouri , as a condition precedent to her admission as a State , that she should " ordain and establish that there shall be neither slavery nor involuntary servitude ...
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... called " the Kansas and Nebraska Bill . " On the question of repeal , a long and angry debate arose in both Houses of Congress . This consumed a large portion of the session , and exasperated the contending parties to a degree never ...
... called " the Kansas and Nebraska Bill . " On the question of repeal , a long and angry debate arose in both Houses of Congress . This consumed a large portion of the session , and exasperated the contending parties to a degree never ...
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