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1851 SLAVERY & NORTH CAROLINA. Negroes Taxed, but not Represented? Constitutional Crisis. Irvingite the voice of Parsons grew

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the voice of Parsons grew louder and clearer

Printer to the University

The poem is extracted from the pages of the Universalist’s Union

400 + 80pp

Chip out of flared lip and two losses to lithographed label as shown

1851 SLAVERY & NORTH CAROLINA. Negroes Taxed, but not Represented? Constitutional Crisis. Irvingite the voice of Parsons grewAn exceptionally rare item relating to the desire of North Carolina to renegotiate how "free negroes" and "slaves" affected the allocation of representatives to the State Legislature. The complete speeches are included and clearly indicate a state on the verge of crisis, with "taxation without representation" and 1776 language being used since men were "taxed" on their slaves, but received no additional representation, etc., while the other side

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