America: a History of the PeopleRand McNally, 1971 - 756 страница |
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... slavery . After 1776 states like Ver- mont and Massachusetts abolished slavery , while others like Pennsylvania in 1780 and Connecticut and Rhode Island in 1784 provided for gradual emanci- pation . In the South where the great majority ...
... slavery . After 1776 states like Ver- mont and Massachusetts abolished slavery , while others like Pennsylvania in 1780 and Connecticut and Rhode Island in 1784 provided for gradual emanci- pation . In the South where the great majority ...
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... slavery by lawful means , and those who considered the Constitution a diabolical proslavery instrument , were pitted against each other . Some of the former believed that slavery was unconstitutional . They based their position on the ...
... slavery by lawful means , and those who considered the Constitution a diabolical proslavery instrument , were pitted against each other . Some of the former believed that slavery was unconstitutional . They based their position on the ...
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... slaves and slavery into a hard , unyielding de- fense of the peculiar institution . To southerners there seemed nothing wrong with this institution , and many things right about it . This point of view led straight into the Civil War ...
... slaves and slavery into a hard , unyielding de- fense of the peculiar institution . To southerners there seemed nothing wrong with this institution , and many things right about it . This point of view led straight into the Civil War ...
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SECTION ONE CA New Land | 2 |
The First Discoverers Europe Discovers AmericaColumbus | 22 |
SECTION FOUR the Old Order | 25 |
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