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The people of Massachusetts felt the most profound interest in the great conflict between slavery and freedom for the possession of the vast territory between the Mississippi and the Pacific.
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gutenberg.orgThe people of Massachusetts felt the most profound interest in the great conflict between slavery and freedom for the possession of the vast territory between the Mississippi and the Pacific.
Hoar highlights the deep concern of Massachusetts residents regarding the slavery issue during westward expansion.
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