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Old Fashioned Views of Slavery in The Union Debate
The Lancaster Gazette reprints a long段 meditation on slavery from Revolutionary figures and early leaders, arguing slavery as a moral and constitutional issue. It cites Washington Jefferson Madison and others, contrasting abolitionist sentiments with proslavery defenses and Lincoln era emancipation milestones.
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Thias
Uyo Kpoe
Wigtt
Withington
Julienon
Madison
Washington
Wieludsexs
Henry Tivedons
Cortulo
Laffnyotto
Cayenne
Hubert Molis
Washburon
Oman
Patrick Stenry
Decrei
Meiven
Monroe
Virginia
Union
John Bratolph
Congress
William Pinckney
Luther Mirtia
Kame
Markind
Henry Clay
Senate
Twigh
Enid
My. Chandler
John Jay
United States
Traut Webster
Willian Pittanid
Dr. Johnson
Horstly
Porter
Ashwin Clarke
Jon
Lincoln
Henry C. Wright
Missouri
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Columbian
Maryland
Yuto
Yado
Nebraski
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Dadoral
Aliana
Mbollah
Novroos
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South
Carolin
Louisiana
Minsiasippi
Dennesses
Arkansas
South Carolina
Tennessee
Theogra
Towister
Florida
Avery
Hick
Baltimore
Vieepi
Jose
Sally Ditter
Rice & Co
Jwatice
Chiro
Dinea
Newt
Fontaine
Winay
Uurris
Hice Hogina
Sally Dilliard
Sally
Lcrap
Tharil
Sully Dillinard
Sully Dillard
Sully Willian
Tive's
Wallysir
Rice
Sally Dillard
Monk
Wess
Gina Trent
Dili
Hierris
Abe
Bally Dillord
Moss
Emartlyn
Sally Diliael