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... slaves , in the New England colonies . However , it should also be pointed out that while these colonies did not furnish a ready market for the purchase of slaves , New Eng- land ship owners quickly found that transporting Negroes from ...
... slaves , in the New England colonies . However , it should also be pointed out that while these colonies did not furnish a ready market for the purchase of slaves , New Eng- land ship owners quickly found that transporting Negroes from ...
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... slave states and others who opposed emancipation and colonization of the slaves defeated the first attempts to have the Federal Government take over the repatriation movement . At a time when the Colonization Society was without ...
... slave states and others who opposed emancipation and colonization of the slaves defeated the first attempts to have the Federal Government take over the repatriation movement . At a time when the Colonization Society was without ...
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... SLAVES . Lincoln was just as interested in settling the Negroes in a country of their own , somewhere outside the United States , as he was in freeing them . Freedom was a war measure which he accomplished , but colonization was a post ...
... SLAVES . Lincoln was just as interested in settling the Negroes in a country of their own , somewhere outside the United States , as he was in freeing them . Freedom was a war measure which he accomplished , but colonization was a post ...
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The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization II | 17 |
The Negro Problem in American History | 23 |
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