Why did some states mention slavery and others did not? Why did Lucretia Mott want to abolish slavery? Why do you think the nation was unable to settle the issue of slavery prior to the election of 1860? Why would a landowner rather use slaves than indentured servants in colonial America?
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The sky was turning from black to grey when the Melnibonéan fleet reached the open sea and turned its prows south towards the Boiling Sea and the Southern Continent beyond. […] The slaves who pulled the oars were full of a drug which increased their speed and their strength for a score...
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Truman came by these beliefs from his upbringing in Missouri, where his grandparents had owned slaves and where 60 African Americans were lynched between 1877 and 1950, the second-highest number of any state over that period outside the Deep South. He grew up in a home that openly reviled...
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North wanted to abolish it. The slave states of the South wanted to expand it. You might say that the southern slave states wanted to have it both ways: They wanted to count their slaves for the purpose of representation, but they didn’t want to give any representation to their slaves....
Weeks later, with someone who knew her as well as I did, and with no idea of what I could possibly begin to say, a provisional apophatic eulogy was drafted, going something like this: Anna Reinelt was someone who wanted to leave the world a better place than she found it, and she ...