The Territorial Slave Policy; the Republican Party; What the North has to do With Slavery
"The Territorial Slave Policy; the Republican Party; What the North has to do With Slavery" offers a compelling snapshot of the political and moral landscape of pre-Civil War America. Authored by Thomas D. Eliot, this work delves into the contentious debates surrounding slavery's expansion, the burgeoning Republican Party's stance on the issue, and the North's complex relationship with the institution. Eliot's analysis provides valuable insights into the ideologies and tensions that ultimately led to the nation's most profound conflict. This text serves as a crucial primary source for understanding the intricate web of political and ethical considerations that defined the era.
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