Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... slavery from the North - west Territory by the ordinance is to be referred rather to the class of restrictions and prohibitions than to that of privi- leges and immunities . Under such a construc- tion of the act , slavery would not ...
... slavery from the North - west Territory by the ordinance is to be referred rather to the class of restrictions and prohibitions than to that of privi- leges and immunities . Under such a construc- tion of the act , slavery would not ...
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... slavery existed long anterior to important grounds of opposition to this bill . The their enactment . The case of Georgia is stri- interests which it involves are sectional , and the king in this particular . That colony was settled di ...
... slavery existed long anterior to important grounds of opposition to this bill . The their enactment . The case of Georgia is stri- interests which it involves are sectional , and the king in this particular . That colony was settled di ...
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... slavery - slavery for debt , by which the creditor has a right to hold the debtor through all time in a far more absolute bondage than that by which any southern planter holds his slaves here . white man is supposed not to be able to ...
... slavery - slavery for debt , by which the creditor has a right to hold the debtor through all time in a far more absolute bondage than that by which any southern planter holds his slaves here . white man is supposed not to be able to ...
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