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He did not want slavery to spread to new territories ; he believed it doomed by geography and climate to remain precisely where it was . After winning the favor of the south by voicing the right of slavery to be ex- tended , he now ...
He did not want slavery to spread to new territories ; he believed it doomed by geography and climate to remain precisely where it was . After winning the favor of the south by voicing the right of slavery to be ex- tended , he now ...
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His newly hatched Kansas - Nebraska Bill was his answer to the problem : by throwing all of the nation open to slavery he surely would win the undying love of the south ; when the new territories voted for freedom instead of slavery ...
His newly hatched Kansas - Nebraska Bill was his answer to the problem : by throwing all of the nation open to slavery he surely would win the undying love of the south ; when the new territories voted for freedom instead of slavery ...
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Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney handed down the Dred Scott decision , which said that an owner's property rights over his slaves extended into all states and territories of the Union , consequently neither the Federal nor the state ...
Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney handed down the Dred Scott decision , which said that an owner's property rights over his slaves extended into all states and territories of the Union , consequently neither the Federal nor the state ...
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