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... antislavery movement . Yet the antislavery movement at this time was fueled more by anti - British sentiment than by passionate commitment to the ideals of human liberty and equality . De- spite the efforts of fervent Quakers and a ...
... antislavery movement . Yet the antislavery movement at this time was fueled more by anti - British sentiment than by passionate commitment to the ideals of human liberty and equality . De- spite the efforts of fervent Quakers and a ...
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... antislavery and economic considera- tions had pressured slave owners either to improve the conditions of slavery , manumit slaves , or support the colonization movement . Gradually , however , the antislavery movement became ...
... antislavery and economic considera- tions had pressured slave owners either to improve the conditions of slavery , manumit slaves , or support the colonization movement . Gradually , however , the antislavery movement became ...
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... antislavery associated ? 4. How did James Birney and Theodore Weld advance the cause of antislavery ? 5. Why did Garrison split the American Anti - Slavery Society in the 1839 ? 6. How did the Liberty Party originate ? 7. Which ...
... antislavery associated ? 4. How did James Birney and Theodore Weld advance the cause of antislavery ? 5. Why did Garrison split the American Anti - Slavery Society in the 1839 ? 6. How did the Liberty Party originate ? 7. Which ...
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