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It emphasizes the fact that at this time there was throughout the West no very strong feeling on the subject of slavery, and what feeling there was, was if anything hostile.
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gutenberg.orgIt emphasizes the fact that at this time there was throughout the West no very strong feeling on the subject of slavery, and what feeling there was, was if anything hostile.
Roosevelt notes the lack of strong sentiments regarding slavery in the West during this historical period.
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