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nor authorizing the introduction of slavery on the other ; when everything is left in statu quo ? What were the South complaining of all along ? The Wilmot proviso - a proviso , which if it be fastened upon this measure , as I trust it ...
nor authorizing the introduction of slavery on the other ; when everything is left in statu quo ? What were the South complaining of all along ? The Wilmot proviso - a proviso , which if it be fastened upon this measure , as I trust it ...
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It was also Douglass who , at the propitious moment , called on the slaves to run away to the Union armies and so ... The lucid speech which follows is the first of a series of lectures on slavery which he delivered in Corinth Hall ...
It was also Douglass who , at the propitious moment , called on the slaves to run away to the Union armies and so ... The lucid speech which follows is the first of a series of lectures on slavery which he delivered in Corinth Hall ...
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The slaves , at that time , numbered only twenty . They have now increased to the frightful number of three millions ; and from that narrow plantation , they are now spread over by far the largest half of the American Union .
The slaves , at that time , numbered only twenty . They have now increased to the frightful number of three millions ; and from that narrow plantation , they are now spread over by far the largest half of the American Union .
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Classic Speeches: Words that Shook the World, Volumul 10 Richard Crosscup Vizualizare fragmente - 1965 |
Classic Speeches: Words that Shook the World, Volumul 10 Richard Crosscup Vizualizare fragmente - 1965 |
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