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Observations, upon the proposal to amend the federal Constitution abolishing slavery throughout the United States, and the history of parties and the conditions and prospects of the country

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  1. Emancipation
  2. Government
  3. Politics And Government
  4. Slaver
  5. Slaves
  6. United States

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