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Annexation of Texas debated by Senate in 1844 speech
The text discusses U S Senate debates on the 1844 Texas annexation treaty with focus on slavery, northern reaction, and fears of extending slavery into new territory. It cites Mr Buchanan and Mr Walker, their positions, and references to correspondence and letters surrounding the push for annexation and Wilmot proviso.
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