Life of Daniel Webster, Volumen2D. Appleton, 1872 |
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... slavery of the blacks , and the unavoidable increase both of the numbers of these slaves , and of the duration of their slavery , formed an insuperable objection to its annexation . For I will do nothing now or at any time that shall ...
... slavery of the blacks , and the unavoidable increase both of the numbers of these slaves , and of the duration of their slavery , formed an insuperable objection to its annexation . For I will do nothing now or at any time that shall ...
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... slavery in its various political relations . That the Con- stitution recognized a particular description of slavery in cer- tain States belonging to the Union at the time of its adoption , and gave to those States a right to have the slaves ...
... slavery in its various political relations . That the Con- stitution recognized a particular description of slavery in cer- tain States belonging to the Union at the time of its adoption , and gave to those States a right to have the slaves ...
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... slavery . 2. That , as slavery did not exist by law , and was not likely to be intro- duced , in any of the territory acquired by the United States from Mexico , territorial governments should be established for those countries ...
... slavery . 2. That , as slavery did not exist by law , and was not likely to be intro- duced , in any of the territory acquired by the United States from Mexico , territorial governments should be established for those countries ...
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