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Map of the United States: Freedom and Slavery

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Map of the United States, showing by Colors The Area of Freedom and Slavery, and the Territories whose Destiny Is Yet To Be Decided; Exhibiting Also The Missouri Compromise Line and The Routes of Colonel Fremont in His Famous Explorations. With Important Statistics of the Free and Slave States. New York: Published by G.W. Elliott, 172 William Street
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Colored Map
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1856
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Keywords

  1. Civil War
  2. United States
  3. United States Civil War

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