Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesEnglish Universities Press, 1955 - 286 páginas |
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... Territory , the Territory which was later carved into the states of Michigan , Wisconsin , Illinois , Indiana and Ohio . Part of this ordinance of 1787 provided that there should be no slavery in the North - West Territory . The ...
... Territory , the Territory which was later carved into the states of Michigan , Wisconsin , Illinois , Indiana and Ohio . Part of this ordinance of 1787 provided that there should be no slavery in the North - West Territory . The ...
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Kenneth Clinton Wheare. the South . The whole of the proposed Territory lay above the line 36 ° 30 ' , and by the terms of the Missouri Compromise it must remain free . The Territory of Nebraska when it came to be created would be one ...
Kenneth Clinton Wheare. the South . The whole of the proposed Territory lay above the line 36 ° 30 ' , and by the terms of the Missouri Compromise it must remain free . The Territory of Nebraska when it came to be created would be one ...
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... Territory while it was a Terri- tory , it would become operative when they were preparing a constitution with a view to being admitted as a state of the Union . Not that this arrangement gave much comfort to those who opposed the ...
... Territory while it was a Terri- tory , it would become operative when they were preparing a constitution with a view to being admitted as a state of the Union . Not that this arrangement gave much comfort to those who opposed the ...
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