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| | The Transformation of American Abolitionism: Fighting Slavery in the Early Republic, by Richard S. Newman. Introduction. |
 | | With this shift in location, abolitionist strategy, tactics, and, perhaps most significantly, personnel shifted too. | | | Bay Staters argued that the PAS's dispassionate works elided slavery's immorality and restricted abolitionist activity to the educated few. | | | "I like the spirit of Massachusetts abolitionism," one Maine reformer wrote at the end of the 1830s, for "it is energetic." Pennsylvania reformers realized that a transition had occurred, and that abolitionists in Massachusetts (whom they labeled "Garrisonian" or "modern" reformers) now occupied a leadership position. |
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| | If you are lucky enough to have an Abolitionist Party candidate on the ballot in your riding, I encourage you to vote for the Abolitionists Party's Program rather than voting for the other Partys' people. | | | The implementation of the Abolitionist's program will save you a lot of money and move Canada out of the dark ages and into the future as a strong nation built on an abundant and solid financial base. | | | With the 1993 Federal Election, the LETSystem will receive widespread publicity as it has been adopted by the Abolitionist Party Of Canada as a viable alternative to our old, failing banking system. |
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| | The Black Abolitionist Papers: Vol. I: The British Isles, 1830-1865, Edited by C. Peter Ripley. Introduction. |
| | Black abolitionists also realized that a well-developed British antislavery sentiment gave British reform leaders greater authority to influence their government. | | | Usually a collection was made at the end of a meeting, and a few speakers charged admission, but it is unlikely that lecturing alone paid the bills. | | | Pennington is credited with helping to start the Glasgow New Association for the Abolition of Slavery.[58] It would be impossible to estimate the number of converts that became members of British anti-slavery organizations as a result of black abolitionist activities. |
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| | The Abolitionist |
| | The main activity of the AAIMH, in addition to publishing a newsletter, "The Abolitionist," was securing help for individuals in need of legal assistance. |
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| | Definition of Abolitionist Party of Canada |
| | Unlike many Canadian social credit parties, the Abolitionists were not social conservatives, advocating, for instance, the legalization of marijuana and gambling. | | | Turmel founded the Abolitionist Party in 1993 with a similar program to that of the Christian Credit Party. | | | The Abolitionist Party nominated 80 candidates in the 1993 federal election, who collected only 9,141 votes between them. |
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http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Abolitionist_Party_of_Canada
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| | Turmel's Abolitionist Party of Canada Programs |
| | When the aged can no longer stay in their homes, we balance accounts and find more suitable care. | | | These are the ten programs that any Abolitionist Party would deliver | | | dividend, the Abolitionist Party would credit government checks |
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| | Abolition: The African-American Mosaic (Library of Congress Exhibition) |
| | Like many other reformers, abolitionists felt that good crusades required singing. | | | The Library of Congress has a wealth of material that demonstrates the extent of public support for and opposition to abolition. | | | Other publications advertise abolitionist rallies, some of which are pictured in prints from contemporaneous periodicals. |
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| | Lewis Tappan and the Amistad Case |
| | On this issue the abolitionists intended to rely heavily on the testimony of Madden, but counted also on James Covey, their African-born interpreter. | | | Even on holidays, Tappan often excused himself to attend to anti-slavery business. | | | The new Spanish minister to the United States, Pedro Argaiz, angrily protested the arrest of the two Spanish citizens in a letter to pro-slavery Secretary of State John Forsyth. |
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http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/trialheroes/Tappanessay.html
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| | Child, Lydia Maria Francis |
| | They continued to contribute liberally, from a small income, to the abolitionist movement. | | | Child's further abolitionist efforts included editing the National Anti-Slavery Standard (1841-43) and later transcribing the recollections of slaves who had been freed. | | | Child's best-known work, An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans (1833), related the history of slavery and denounced the inequality of education and employment for blacks; it was the first such work published in book form. |
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| | White and Black Abolitionist Compared; Garrison's "Liberator" & Douglass' "North Star" |
| | In fact, Garrison's Liberator, influenced and even helped Douglass establish himself as an abolitionist. | | | The Liberator was the official "voice" of the society until it was later replaced by the Abolitionist. | | | Motivated with the determination that slavery needed to be abolished immediately, Garrison and Douglass both built their paper from scratch and worked endless hours preparing their papers for publications. |
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| | From Revolution to Reconstruction: Outlines: American History (1994): Chapter Six: The Abolitionists (4/15) |
| | When the postmaster stated he would not enforce delivery of abolitionist material, bitter debates ensued in Congress. | | | Other abolitionists, unwilling to subscribe to his law-defying tactics, held that reform should be accomplished by legal and peaceful means. | | | The number of local antislavery societies increased at such a rate that by 1840 there were about 2,000 with a membership of perhaps 200,000. |
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| | From Slave to Abolitionist/Editor |
| | He also believed that the U.S. Constitution upheld slavery, for it stated that nonfree individuals (slaves) should be counted as three-fifths of a person in the census figures used for determining a state's share of the national taxes and its number of seats in the House of Representatives. | | | The American Anti-Slavery Society, of which he was a member, had been formed in 1833. | | | As a traveling lecturer accompanying other abolitionist agents on tours of the northern states, his job was to talk about his life and to sell subscriptions to the Liberator and another newspaper, the Anti-Slavery Standard. |
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| | Abolitionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A few were willing to use insurrection, as exemplified by the activities of John Brown, but most tried to get legal reform to immediately emancipate slaves, or worked to rescue slaves. | | | In the United States, abolitionists were involved in the conflict between North and South. | | | The abolitionism of the mid-nineteenth century was generally close to the era's other influential reform movements, such as the temperance movement, anti-Catholic nativism, public schooling, and prison- and asylum-building. |
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| | abolitionist: Massachusetts Abolitionist Silas Soule - Part 1 |
| | The Abolitionist Examiner is registered with the Library of Congress, Washington, DC. | | | The Abolitionist Examiner (TAE) is a sister publication to The Multiracial Activist. | | | THE CIVIL ABOLITIONIST Index of recent issues home SOME TITLES FROM RECENT ISSUES and the complete Winter 1996-1997 issue Sample copy sent snail mail on request The Civil Abolitionist. |
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| | Abolitionist |
| | The Civil Abolitionist Quarterly of recent news and opinion demonstrating the serious drawbacks of animal experimentation. | | | The Abolitionist Action Committee (AAC) Works to find alernatives through abolitionist campaigns. | | | Garrison, William Lloyd A study of Garrison's views on non-resistance, their influence in the abolitionist movement, and lessons for the future. |
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| | Biography: Lewis Tappan |
| | Tappan brought the Amistad case to public attention throughout the United States. | | | Typical of many abolitionists, he proposed reforming the system from within and tirelessly worked to win over churches and missionary societies to his views. | | | Tappan's participation in the Amistad case may be considered the high point of his career as an abolitionist. |
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http://www.sun.ac.za/forlang/bergman/real/amistad/history/msp/bio_tappan.htm
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| | 'Brown' traces abolitionist's path to gallows |
| | What galled abolitionists was that the federal government, rather than discourage slavery, reinforced it. | | | In 1850, for instance, Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Act, which allowed owners to pursue runaways anywhere in the country. | | | Most abolitionists were driven more by repugnance over the practice of slavery than by connection to those who were enslaved. |
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| | Reader's Companion to American History - -ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT |
| | Most abolitionists reluctantly supported the Republican party, stood by the Union in the secession crisis, and became militant champions of military emancipation during the Civil War. | | | Their propounding of these goals distinguished abolitionists from the broad-based political opposition to slavery's westward expansion that took form in the North after 1840 and raised issues leading to the Civil War. | | | Although historians debate the extent of the abolitionists' influence on the nation's political life after 1840, their impact on northern culture and society is undeniable. |
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http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/rcah/html/ah_000300_abolitionist.htm
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| | African American Odyssey: Abolition, Anti-Slavery Movements, and the Rise of the Sectional Controversy (Part 1) |
| | Music was one of the most powerful weapons of the abolitionists. | | | Drafted by William Lloyd Garrison, the declaration pledged its members to work for emancipation through non-violent actions of "moral suasion," or "the overthrow of prejudice by the power of love." The society encouraged public lectures, publications, civil disobedience, and the boycott of cotton and other slave-manufactured products. | | | Individual abolitionists sometimes advocated violent means for bringing slavery to an end. |
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| | Unit 3: Abolition and the Civil War |
| | How did the views of Douglass and Garrison compare to the official platform adopted by the Republican Party in 1856? | | | As a class project, "publish" an issue of one of these papers. | | | Abolitionists, free blacks, and any other citizens sympathetic to the plight of fugitive slaves provided clandestine assistance. |
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| | Unshackled / Britain's abolitionist triumph was a landmark in social justice movements |
| | The abolitionist movement marked an unprecedented shift in civil society. | | | Hochschild's dramatic narrative begins with the formation of the original abolitionist committee in 1787 by Thomas Clarkson, a fiery Church of England deacon -- the committee itself becoming a landmark in the history of modern civil society. | | | Until the late 18th century, when the British slavery abolitionist movement began, the idea of eliminating one of the fundamental aspects of the British Empire's economy was unimaginable. |
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: John Brown (abolitionist) |
| | Franklin Sanborn, secretary for the Massachusetts State Kansas Committee, introduced Brown to several influential abolitionists in the Boston area in January of 1857. | | | These militias, well established by 1861, were in effect a ready-made Confederate army, making the South more prepared for secession than it otherwise might have been. | | | Southern slaveowners, fearful that other abolitionists would emulate Brown and attempt to lead slave rebellions, began to organize militias to defend their property (being both their land and their slaves). |
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| | American Abolitionist Project |
| | This web site offers a number of resources for those interested in studying the American Abolitionist Movement. |
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| | Abolitionists Opposing Slavery and Tobacco |
| | A fellow Abolitionist then paid the award, and he was released 5 June 1830. | | | Abolitionist Senator Charles Sumner, a former court reporter, referred to this principle in his well-reasoned analysis, "The Barbarism of Slavery," 36 | | | Mass theft, stealing workers' pay, "in the appropriation of all the toil of its victims, excluding them from that property in their own earnings" contrary to Biblical principles. |
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| | Abolitionist Art- African-American History Through the Arts |
| | Many petitions were sent to the federal government asking to outlaw the slave trade and to embark upon a system of general emancipation, but these went unheard, In the nineteenth century, African-Americans organized several antislavery societies. | | | White abolitionists took great pride in speaking against the popular belief that blacks were not able to learn to write, read, or make decisions, Black abolitionists spoke and wrote about the emancipation of slaves, Most of African-Americans papers written before the Civil War were those which endorsed emancipation. | | | William Lloyd Garrison's leadership and "Liberator" demonstrated the active membership blacks were taking in the movement because out of 450 subscriptions, 400 were for African-Americans. |
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| | ZNet Vision & Strategy Notebook of a Prison Abolitionist |
| | Brooks Berndt is a student at the Graduate Theological Union in | | | I am an abolitionist because of the care and concern I feel for others. | | | I am an abolitionist because I want white supremacy and other forms of oppression to come to an end. |
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| | UMI :: Black Abolitionist Papers, 1830-1865 |
| | Now libraries can supplement their African-American studies holdings with primary sources necessary for a complete study of this major historical topic. | | | articles, essays, editorials, and other major writings from more than 200 African-American, abolitionist, and reform newspapers | | | The collection encompasses approximately 15,000 articles and documents of nearly 300 black abolitionists in the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, France, and Germany and includes: |
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| | AR.net >> David Cantor on Animal Rights Accommodationist vs. Abolitionist Factions |
| | The abolitionists argue that accommodationist efforts are counter-productive, and have little use for groups that try, for example, to improve the conditions used by suppliers to fast food restaurants. | | | Now if we could only help persuade the bulk of the animal rights movement to adopt the abolitionist pose of Cantor, Joan Dunayer and others, our jobs would be that much easier. | | | Cantor, not surprisingly, is an abolitionist who thinks accommodationist efforts are a waste of time. |
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| | The Lone Jack Massacre |
| | Finding few slaves to liberate, they looted as necessary so as not to return home empty-handed. | | | Kansas was not yet a state, but was to resolve its status through a referendum in accordance with the 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act. | | | The years leading up to the Civil War were preceded by violence along the Kansas-Missouri border in the form of a seven-year Border War between abolitionist and anti-abolitionist elements on both sides. |
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| | Whittier, John Greenleaf -> Abolitionist and Poet on Encyclopedia.com 2002 |
| | In 1834-35 he sat in the Massachusetts legislature; he ran for Congress on the Liberty ticket in 1842 and was a founder of the Republican party. | | | He also worked staunchly behind the political scene to further the abolitionist cause and was an active antislavery editor until 1840, when frail health forced him to retire to his Amesbury home. | | | He declared himself an abolitionist in the pamphlet Justice and Expediency (1833) and went to the unpopular national antislavery convention. |
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| | Canadian Abolitionist Acitvists email list sign up page. |
| | There are many Canadian abolitionist activists working on projects to end the death penalty in the United States, however to my knowledge there is no abolition group dedicated to working on projects in Canada. | | | You may well reply “but there is no death penalty in Canada, so what would we do?” Here is a partial list of activities that I can think of, and I’m sure there are many more. | | | If you would like to become part of this Canadian initiative, please join our mailing list where discussions will take place and news items shared. |
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| | Frederick Douglass Educational Posters, Books, Video, Links for Learning |
| | When he was criticized by other abolitionists who said buying freedom was an acknowledgement that one person has a right to own another person, he responded he considered he had been kidnapped and the ransom had been paid. | | | One of the people he knew was the fiery abolitionist John Brown. | | | In England supporters raised the money to purchase his freedom. |
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| | Abolitionist and Retentionist Countries - Amnesty International |
| | Countries which retain the death penalty for ordinary crimes such as murder but can be considered abolitionist in practice in that they have not executed anyone during the past 10 years and are believed to have a policy or established practice of not carrying out executions. | | | At the end is a list of countries which have abolished the death penalty since 1976. | | | Following are lists of countries in the four categories: abolitionist for all crimes, abolitionist for ordinary crimes only, abolitionist in practice and retentionist. |
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| | John Brown, Abolitionist by David S. Reynolds: Reviews |
| | To calculate the Metascore, we divide total points achieved by the total points possible (i.e., 4 x the number of reviews), with the resulting percentage (multiplied by 100) being the Metascore. | | | Reynolds' account of Brown and his turbulent times is a deep and steady look at an era that, in some respects, resembles our own. | | | In what could be called an advocacy biography, David S. Reynolds explores the intersection of conviction and deed in the life of John Brown. |
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| | Anti-Slavery Movement: Women in the Movement |
| | She was what John Brown liked to call an “acting” abolitionist (Bennett 163). | | | The white suffragettes were not sure of thier position; there was confusion. | | | Many white female abolitionists combined their interests of women rights with abolition. |
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| | OKCupid! The Feminism Test / Gender Abolitionist |
| | The Gender Abolitionist is culturally radical, but rather conservative when it comes to sexual liberation and politics. | | | Most make someone's gender their IDENTITY, but fingernail length would never be considered part of their identity. | | | This means that you feel the best way to destroy patriarchal oppression is to rid ourselves of misguided gender roles, and instead live in a society that does not make such marked assumptions about gender differences. |
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| | AFRO-AMERICAN ALMANAC - African-American History Resource |
| | Douglass began reading the Liberator and frequenting Anti-Slavery meetings, and on one occasion was unexpectedly called upon to speak. | | | However, he decided against joining Brown in his plan to overthrow the government. | | | His love for and encouragement from Anna, a free Black woman, heightened his quest to be a free man. On September 3, 1838, Douglas, dressed in a sailor's uniform and carrying identification papers provided by a free Black seaman, managed to reach New York City. |
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| | Northern Abolitionist: |
| | Ruchames puts together a collection of abolitionist writings from the early 1830s and 1840s, which were considered the movement’s most difficult times. | | | Pease and Pease assemble a list of less famous abolitionist, men and women who for significant periods in their lives were bound to the antislavery crusade as a central goal. | | | This book has been described as the best survey of the abolitionist movement in print. |
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| | Abolitionist's work unovered by team |
| | Matthews often brings students to do research at the library, he said. | | | ONEONTA — Working with several students interested in their African-American heritage, an associate dean at Hartwick College has uncovered documentary evidence of the abolitionist activities of an Oneonta businessman of the 1800s. | | | In future projects, he said, he hopes to work with students to make the link that would show Ford was not only an abolitionist, but that his home actually was a stop on the Underground Railroad. |
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| | RACE TRAITOR: New Abolitionist Society |
| | The Friday night talks, reports from the workshops, a document on housing, plus a few letters that have come in since the conference are published in the first issue of the New Abolitionist News (July-August 1997). | | | For the time being, secretarial functions are being performed by the editors of RACE TRAITOR. | | | Before closing, the conference organizers announced the formation of the New Abolitionist Society, a network of groups and individuals wishing to pursue the goal of abolishing the white race as a social category. |
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| | Conflict of Abolition and Slavery: The African-American Mosaic (Library of Congress Exhibition) |
| | One of the most controversial abolitionists, Brown was regarded by some as a martyr and by others as a common assassin. | | | Beginning in the 1840s, abolitionist societies used songs to stir up enthusiasm at their meetings. | | | Following his raid on the arsenal at Harpers Ferry, in mid-October 1859, he was convicted of treason, conspiracy, and murder. |
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| | African American Odyssey: Abolition, Anti-Slavery Movements, and the Rise of the Sectional Controversy (Part 2) |
| | Within a year after his capture, abolitionists were able to raise enough money to purchase Burns's freedom. | | | He hoped to take the weapons from the arsenal and arm the slaves, who would then overthrow their masters and establish a free state for themselves. | | | More than twenty years after the militant abolitionist John Brown had consecrated his life to the destruction of slavery, his crusade ended in October 1859 with his ill-fated attempt to seize the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry in western Virginia. |
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| | The Classic Text: Harriet Beecher Stowe |
| | However, they could do little to thwart the book's success and appeal to the nation. | | | Scenes she observed on the Ohio River, including seeing a husband and wife being sold apart, as well as newspaper and magazine accounts and interviews, contributed material to the emerging plot. | | | Harriet Beecher Stowe received royalties only on the American editions; unauthorized dramatic productions boomed, as did a profusion of artifacts, "Tomitudes," based on the story. |
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| | January 17, 2002 Action at U.S. Supreme Court |
| | This event was organized by The Abolitionist Action Committee - an ad-hoc group of individuals committed to highly visible and effective public education for alternatives to the death penalty through nonviolent direct action. | | | Since executions were allowed to resume, 752 people have been executed in the United States, with 6 more executions scheduled by the end of this month alone. | | | Members of the Abolitionist Action Committee Thursday called for a halt to executions. |
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| | The Life of Harriet Tubman - New York History Net |
| | Tubman was closely associated with Abolitionist John Brown, and was well acquainted with the other Upstate abolitionists, including Frederick Douglass, Jermain Loguen, and Gerrit Smith.She worked closely with Brown, and reportedly missed the raid on Harper's Ferry only because of illness. | | | This home was later sold to her for a small sum, and became her base of operations when she was not on the road aiding fugitives from slavery, and speaking in support of the cause. | | | On the road between Syracuse and Rochester, would be found a number of sympathetic Quakers and other abolitionists settled at Auburn. |
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| | AllRefer.com - John Brown, American abolitionist (U.S. History, Biography) - Encyclopedia |
| | His life was a succession of business failures, in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New York, before he became prominent in the 1850s. | | | His exploits as a leader of an antislavery band received wide publicity, especially in abolitionist journals, and as Old Brown of Osawatomie he became nationally known. | | | An ardent abolitionist (he once kept a station on the Underground Railroad at Richmond, Pa.), Brown in 1855 settled with five of his sons in Kansas to help win the state for freedom. |
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