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To the people, who wish to do right! : there are thousands of persons in Kentucky who conscientiously believe that slavery is injurious to the prosperity of our beloved state

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A broadside advertising a May 12, 1849, program of addresses on the effort to elect delegates to the upcoming constitutional convention on a platform "opposed to the perpetuation of slavery in Kentucky." Scanned from a photocopy of the original.
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Keywords

  1. Abolition
  2. Breckinridge, William I
  3. Brockinridge, R.J., Dr
  4. Clay, C.M
  5. Clay, Henry
  6. Mc Clung, J
  7. Politics
  8. Slaver
  9. Slavery
  10. Thomasson, William P
  11. Thornton, J.R
  12. Young, J.C., Dr

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