United States Magazine, and Democratic Review, 43권Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1967 |
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... slavery obtained and came to be a civil institution - a law- ful relation - on this side the Atlantic . It needed neither laws nor constitutions in writing to give it birth and increment on this continent . It stands a time - worn ...
... slavery obtained and came to be a civil institution - a law- ful relation - on this side the Atlantic . It needed neither laws nor constitutions in writing to give it birth and increment on this continent . It stands a time - worn ...
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... Slavery is privileged , and that constitution is the charter of its privileges . Slavery can be got rid of peaceably but in one way - viz : The voluntary action of the States where it exists . The general government is powerless in that ...
... Slavery is privileged , and that constitution is the charter of its privileges . Slavery can be got rid of peaceably but in one way - viz : The voluntary action of the States where it exists . The general government is powerless in that ...
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slavery was prevalent in nearly all the States ; that slaves were , in fact , a species of property ; that like other property , they necessarily became parcel of estates , and hence were subjects of sale , of trade , of traffic , in ...
slavery was prevalent in nearly all the States ; that slaves were , in fact , a species of property ; that like other property , they necessarily became parcel of estates , and hence were subjects of sale , of trade , of traffic , in ...
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