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Washington and Jefferson on Slavery Abolition and Extension
A dense historical column discusses Washington and Jefferson, citing letters and writings to show their stance on slavery. It argues Washington favored abolition and territorial prohibition, while Jefferson's views evolved, with references to the Declaration of Independence and subsequent debates on equal rights and abolition.
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