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... South Carolina , I regret to say , has been somewhat remiss ; and the action of this convention will exercise a most important infu- ence upon her conduct hereafter . Allow me to say of myself , that I am fresh from the people . I know ...
... South Carolina , I regret to say , has been somewhat remiss ; and the action of this convention will exercise a most important infu- ence upon her conduct hereafter . Allow me to say of myself , that I am fresh from the people . I know ...
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... South entertain- ed different opinions . He looked to the language of the amendment , and it clearly implied that slavery should be admitted south of 36 30. The great body of the people at the South do not wish to see slavery admitted ...
... South entertain- ed different opinions . He looked to the language of the amendment , and it clearly implied that slavery should be admitted south of 36 30. The great body of the people at the South do not wish to see slavery admitted ...
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... South Shoal and the new determination is only 63 miles . The southern limit of danger on Great Rip is fifteen miles from the shore Vessels passing to the Southward of Great Rip , or to the eastward of the Old Nantucket South Shoal ...
... South Shoal and the new determination is only 63 miles . The southern limit of danger on Great Rip is fifteen miles from the shore Vessels passing to the Southward of Great Rip , or to the eastward of the Old Nantucket South Shoal ...
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