Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesEnglish Universities Press, 1955 - 286 páginas |
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... oppose the extension of slavery and destined to replace the Whigs - the Republican party . It seems that the ... opposed their party on the Kansas - Nebraska issue were not yet prepared to join in any new party ; and the existing ...
... oppose the extension of slavery and destined to replace the Whigs - the Republican party . It seems that the ... opposed their party on the Kansas - Nebraska issue were not yet prepared to join in any new party ; and the existing ...
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... opposed its extension in the Territories , but he opposed also interference with slavery in the states ; and whenever he considered aboli- tion , it was gradual and with compensation . He was on the slavery issue a moderate , not an 159 ...
... opposed its extension in the Territories , but he opposed also interference with slavery in the states ; and whenever he considered aboli- tion , it was gradual and with compensation . He was on the slavery issue a moderate , not an 159 ...
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... opposition was strong . A resolution pro- posing an amendment to the Constitution pro- hibiting slavery ... opposed to emancipation . The Presidential election was to be held in 1864 , and with it the Congressional elections ...
... opposition was strong . A resolution pro- posing an amendment to the Constitution pro- hibiting slavery ... opposed to emancipation . The Presidential election was to be held in 1864 , and with it the Congressional elections ...
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