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... Missouri . It is this part of the act which is known as the Missouri Compromise . It was accepted as a permanent limitation of the institution of slavery . By this act Mason and Dixon's Line was extended through the Louisiana Purchase ...
... Missouri . It is this part of the act which is known as the Missouri Compromise . It was accepted as a permanent limitation of the institution of slavery . By this act Mason and Dixon's Line was extended through the Louisiana Purchase ...
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... Missouri Compromise , had been consecrated to freedom . Foreseeing this condition , a few Southern planters began a move- ment for the extension of territory to the south and west immediately after the adoption of the Mis- souri ...
... Missouri Compromise , had been consecrated to freedom . Foreseeing this condition , a few Southern planters began a move- ment for the extension of territory to the south and west immediately after the adoption of the Mis- souri ...
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... Missouri Compromise to that of the Mexican War , this island was united under a single republic , though it was afterwards divided into the two republics of Hayti and San Domingo . The " horrors of San Domingo " were never ab- sent from ...
... Missouri Compromise to that of the Mexican War , this island was united under a single republic , though it was afterwards divided into the two republics of Hayti and San Domingo . The " horrors of San Domingo " were never ab- sent from ...
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... Missouri , where he found himself in the midst of an agitation over the question of the ex- tension of slavery in the States . With great zest he threw himself into the discussion , making use of the newspapers in Missouri and Illinois ...
... Missouri , where he found himself in the midst of an agitation over the question of the ex- tension of slavery in the States . With great zest he threw himself into the discussion , making use of the newspapers in Missouri and Illinois ...
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Elijah Lovejoy was not allowed to publish his paper in Missouri , and , when he persisted in pub- lishing it in Illinois , he was brutally murdered . Even in Boston it required men of courage and de- termination to meet and organize an ...
Elijah Lovejoy was not allowed to publish his paper in Missouri , and , when he persisted in pub- lishing it in Illinois , he was brutally murdered . Even in Boston it required men of courage and de- termination to meet and organize an ...
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