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Box 7, Folder 4: Journal of Racine Senate, 1844-1851

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This folder contains a journal that includes the constitution and journal of the Racine Senate. The first part of the journal focuses on the set up of the initial senators and their constitution, later parts of the journal focus on civic concerns, statehood, abolition of slavery, and defamation of personal character.
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Keywords

  1. Abolition Of Slavery
  2. City Government
  3. Constitution
  4. Government
  5. Slaver
  6. Statehood (American Politics)

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