So the question is what if the right to own slaves was enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.Is it possible there could be such an outcome at all?And how would this affect the abolitionist movements?
So the question is what if the right to own slaves was enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.Is it possible there could be such an outcome at all?And how would this affect the abolitionist movements?
It basically couldn't be because the north would never except a constitution that contains such a clause.
So the question is what if the right to own slaves was enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.Is it possible there could be such an outcome at all?And how would this affect the abolitionist movements?
the north would walk off the assembly till the point was removed if not..they just make their own union, with freedmen and hookers...forget the union and freedmen
So the question is what if the right to own slaves was enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.Is it possible there could be such an outcome at all?And how would this affect the abolitionist movements?