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Preservation of Missouri Compromise in a Free State Debate
Representative Sethe Banas defends the Missouri Compromise of 1820 as a perpetual settlement, arguing it secured peace and union by linking three slave and anti slavery measures. He likens intermeddling to illegal influence and cites historic precedents from the British Parliament and early American Congress to justify maintaining the compromise and resisting its abrogation.
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