Debates on Slavery Voices in the Union Era
Historical quotes from S A Douglas Daniel Webster Henry Clay Madison and James Monroe express fierce opposition to spreading slavery and defend free territory. The speakers insist they will not tolerate slave territory beyond the original states and condemn treating people as property.
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