The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Том 193A. Constable, 1901 |
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... influence in Congress which the repre- sentatives of the North could hardly claim . But , as the nineteenth century wore on , the South saw with surprise and apprehension that its own power was commencing to wane . The North was growing ...
... influence in Congress which the repre- sentatives of the North could hardly claim . But , as the nineteenth century wore on , the South saw with surprise and apprehension that its own power was commencing to wane . The North was growing ...
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... influence in the North -as owners , as mortgagees , or as traders - had a personal interest in the maintenance of slavery . They were just as warm in their defence of slavery as their fellow - countrymen in the South ; and they resented ...
... influence in the North -as owners , as mortgagees , or as traders - had a personal interest in the maintenance of slavery . They were just as warm in their defence of slavery as their fellow - countrymen in the South ; and they resented ...
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... influence of the South in Congress . The North objected to it , because they foresaw that by increasing Southern influence it would make the future of slavery more assured . Notwithstanding Webster's declaration , however , the scheme ...
... influence of the South in Congress . The North objected to it , because they foresaw that by increasing Southern influence it would make the future of slavery more assured . Notwithstanding Webster's declaration , however , the scheme ...
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... influence of the South . Much of the new territory , moreover , which had been acquired from Mexico lay south of the parallel of 36 ° 30 ' , which the Missouri Compromise had regarded as the limit between free and slave labour ...
... influence of the South . Much of the new territory , moreover , which had been acquired from Mexico lay south of the parallel of 36 ° 30 ' , which the Missouri Compromise had regarded as the limit between free and slave labour ...
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... influence on politics . Circulating by hundreds of thousands , translated into many languages , it appealed to a larger constituency than the poems of Whittier and Longfellow or the writings of Garrison . It was , no doubt , a political ...
... influence on politics . Circulating by hundreds of thousands , translated into many languages , it appealed to a larger constituency than the poems of Whittier and Longfellow or the writings of Garrison . It was , no doubt , a political ...
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