American History Told by Contemporaries ..., Volume 4Albert Bushnell Hart, John Gould Curtis Macmillan, 1901 |
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... secure , in the highest attainable degree , their happiness . ... This is a State , and we are deliberating for it , just as our fathers deliberated in establishing the institutions we enjoy . Whatever supe- riority there is in our ...
... secure , in the highest attainable degree , their happiness . ... This is a State , and we are deliberating for it , just as our fathers deliberated in establishing the institutions we enjoy . Whatever supe- riority there is in our ...
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... rich planters , who have wealth and avarice sufficient to secure to themselves all the best soil . This part of the population of Georgia and some of 59 CHAPTER IV-CONDITIONS OF SLAVERY Emily P Burke: The Poor Whites, 1850.
... rich planters , who have wealth and avarice sufficient to secure to themselves all the best soil . This part of the population of Georgia and some of 59 CHAPTER IV-CONDITIONS OF SLAVERY Emily P Burke: The Poor Whites, 1850.
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... secure connections northward . - Bibliography : W. H. Siebert , Underground Railroad , Appendix D ; Marion G. McDougall , Fugitive Slaves , Appendix E ; Channing and Hart , Guide , § 198. For similar materials , see Hart , Source - Book ...
... secure connections northward . - Bibliography : W. H. Siebert , Underground Railroad , Appendix D ; Marion G. McDougall , Fugitive Slaves , Appendix E ; Channing and Hart , Guide , § 198. For similar materials , see Hart , Source - Book ...
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... secure the passage of the act , in consequence of the Mexican war intervening , and the slavery agitation which ensued , no one had objected to it upon the ground that there was no necessity for the organization of the Territory ...
... secure the passage of the act , in consequence of the Mexican war intervening , and the slavery agitation which ensued , no one had objected to it upon the ground that there was no necessity for the organization of the Territory ...
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... secure these rights , governments are instituted , deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed . " The general words above quoted would seem to embrace the whole human family , and if they were used in a similar ...
... secure these rights , governments are instituted , deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed . " The general words above quoted would seem to embrace the whole human family , and if they were used in a similar ...
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