Appling / Hartford / Washington / Rochester / Boston / New Bedford / Buffalo / Litchfield / Harpers Ferry / Washington / D.C. / Lynn / Easton / Abbeville / Baltimore / New York / /
Company
New National Era / Second Bank of the United States / Tyler / /
Country
United Kingdom / Scotland / Mexico / Haiti / United States / Ireland / Canada / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / Employment Change / Person Travel / Bankruptcy / Political Endorsement / Voting Result / M&A / /
Facility
Unlike Garrison / Fort Hill Address / William Lloyd Garrison / Yale College / /
Holiday
St. Nicholas / 4th of July / /
IndustryTerm
boundless energy / energy / bank / given law / law school / federal law / noted law school / /
Movie
North and South / Declaration of Independence / /
MusicAlbum
Exposition / /
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Nantucket Island / Negro / Mississippi Valley / /
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Person
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PoliticalEvent
Primary / election / /
Position
vice president / secretary / able secretary / vice president / U.S. senator / and secretary of state / noted speaker / farmer / minister / speaker / sailor / Senator / Colonel / leader / marshal for the District of Columbia / President / HarrietBeecherStowe.org President / race leader / secretary of the treasury / head / secretary of state / congressman / activist / and reform journalist / AfricanAmerican official / antislavery lecturer / southwestern commander / local farmer / chairman / candidate / prosperous Scotch- farmer / white former secretary / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Quebec / Ninety-six / Indiana / South Carolina / California / Ontario / Texas / Pennsylvania / Massachusetts / Virginia / New York / Connecticut / District of Columbia / Georgia / Maryland / Oregon / Florida / /
PublishedMedium
the Liberator / /
Region
western Pennsylvania / western Europe / southwestern South Carolina / New England / Caribbean / /
Moral Argument vs. Legal Argument The Question of Slavery Fredrick Douglass /John C. Calhoun Moral Argument vs. Legal Argument (U.S. Slavery) Standards National Standards for History