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第 221 頁
... slavery out of the territories , opened the territories of Kansas , Nebraska , Montana , the Dakotas and parts of Colorado and Wyoming to slavery — if its settlers wanted slavery . This was Douglas ' theory of Popular Sovereignty . He ...
... slavery out of the territories , opened the territories of Kansas , Nebraska , Montana , the Dakotas and parts of Colorado and Wyoming to slavery — if its settlers wanted slavery . This was Douglas ' theory of Popular Sovereignty . He ...
第 223 頁
... slavery men representing about a quarter of the state's voters , drew up a new.constitution containing alternate planks on slavery : the Free Staters could reject the constitution which endorsed slavery , but if they did they had to ...
... slavery men representing about a quarter of the state's voters , drew up a new.constitution containing alternate planks on slavery : the Free Staters could reject the constitution which endorsed slavery , but if they did they had to ...
第 226 頁
... slavery from its limits prior to the formation of a State Con- stitution ? " Douglas was trapped : if he said no , he negated his own theory , the right of a majority to reject slavery . If he said yes he not only would infuriate the ...
... slavery from its limits prior to the formation of a State Con- stitution ? " Douglas was trapped : if he said no , he negated his own theory , the right of a majority to reject slavery . If he said yes he not only would infuriate the ...
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