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Attitude of Illinois toward Negro suffrage

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Dixon, Herman

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Draft essay on attitudes of politicians and others regarding slavery, fugitive slave laws, and suffrage in mid-nineteenth century Illinois

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Chicago Public Library

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Illinois Digital Heritage Hub

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Civil Rights
  3. Civil War
  4. Constitutional Amendments
  5. Downstate Illinois
  6. Fugitive Slaves
  7. Galena
  8. Government
  9. Government & Politics
  10. History
  11. Illinois
  12. Illinois History & Culture
  13. Illinois. Constitutional Convention (1847)
  14. Illinois. Constitutional Convention (1862)
  15. Illinois. General Assembly
  16. Law & Criminal Justice
  17. Legal Status Of Slaves In Free States
  18. Legal Status, Laws, Etc
  19. Politics And Government
  20. Press Coverage
  21. Public Opinion
  22. Racially Mixed People
  23. Segregation In Education
  24. Slaver
  25. Slavery
  26. Suffrage
  27. To 1865
  28. United States
  29. United States. Fugitive Slave Law (1850)

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