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Report on the Powers and Duties of Congress Upon Subject Slavery Slave Trade

Report on the Powers and Duties of Congress Upon Subject Slavery Slave Trade in Bloomington, MN

Size: Hardcover

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the War Powers of President, and Legislative Congress Relation to Rebellion, Treason Slavery.

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A Letter to the People of the United States Touching the Matter of Slavery.

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