Slavery
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The ease was carried to the Supreme Court of the United States for decision. In an opinion handed down by Chief Justice Taney, the Supreme Court denied Dred Scott his freedom and declared that a slave owner might take his slaves into free territory without forfeiting any of his rights to them. This decision re-opened the whole slavery discus- sion in its bitterest form. It made all the states slave states ; if the slave owner had first acquired title to slaves in a slave state, he might take th...em to any free state and hold them as slaves. The south rejoiced over the decision, but the feeling of disappointment and disgust in the north was very great. The Fugitive Slave Law, providing for the return of slaves, escaping to the free states, to their owners _ . . In the slave states, passed according to a Fugitive Slave provision of the Omnibus Bill, proved very L^^ unpopular at the north. Many of the free states passed Personal Liberty Bills, guaranteeing to run-away slaves the right of trial by jury before they could be re- taken to slave territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ease was carried to the Supreme Court of the United States for decision. In an opinion handed down by Chief Justice Taney, the Supreme Court denied Dred Scott his freedom and declared that a slave owner might take his slaves into free territory without forfeiting any of his rights to them. This decision re-opened the whole slavery discus- sion in its bitterest form. It made all the states slave states ; if the slave owner had first acquired title to slaves in a slave state, he might take th...em to any free state and hold them as slaves. The south rejoiced over the decision, but the feeling of disappointment and disgust in the north was very great. The Fugitive Slave Law, providing for the return of slaves, escaping to the free states, to their owners _ . . In the slave states, passed according to a Fugitive Slave provision of the Omnibus Bill, proved very L^^ unpopular at the north. Many of the free states passed Personal Liberty Bills, guaranteeing to run-away slaves the right of trial by jury before they could be re- taken to slave territory.
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Guest 5 years ago
I dont know why they got rid of slavery. It was great. i loved to whip my slaves. I also used them as sex slaves and came inside them.Write Review:
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