Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Page 194
... slaves and moved to Ohio to battle slavery with his own hands . We are soon going to encounter him again in this story . An octoroon slave girl named Matilda gave Cincinnati its annual slavery excitement that spring . Matilda , who was ...
... slaves and moved to Ohio to battle slavery with his own hands . We are soon going to encounter him again in this story . An octoroon slave girl named Matilda gave Cincinnati its annual slavery excitement that spring . Matilda , who was ...
Page 399
... slavery as a sort of lost Arcadia for the Negro race . The extension of the South's peculiar institution into Kansas and Nebraska would broaden the slave market and enrich the South by increas- ing the value of the slave property . By ...
... slavery as a sort of lost Arcadia for the Negro race . The extension of the South's peculiar institution into Kansas and Nebraska would broaden the slave market and enrich the South by increas- ing the value of the slave property . By ...
Page 400
... Slave Law , they foresaw another heavy set - back for their cause . And if the slave power could so brutally break its word pledged in the Missouri Compromise , what was to prevent the pro - slavery majority in Congress from legalizing ...
... Slave Law , they foresaw another heavy set - back for their cause . And if the slave power could so brutally break its word pledged in the Missouri Compromise , what was to prevent the pro - slavery majority in Congress from legalizing ...
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