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This, however, is the deep disgrace with which the Apportionment Amendment threatens the Constitution and the country.… It is true that Slavery is not literally in the Amendment.
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gutenberg.orgThis, however, is the deep disgrace with which the Apportionment Amendment threatens the Constitution and the country.… It is true that Slavery is not literally in the Amendment.
He warns that the Apportionment Amendment poses a deep disgrace to the Constitution, even if slavery is not explicitly mentioned.
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