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The doom of slavery in the Union: its safety out of it

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Townsend, John

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Constitution of 1860 Association: [1] p. at end.SML,Y Cb81 600: Photocopy. New Haven, Yale University Library, 1976.
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  1. Campaign Literature, 1860
  2. Controversial Literature
  3. Democratic (Southern)
  4. Justification
  5. Secession
  6. Slaver
  7. Slavery
  8. United States

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