Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyThe Society, 1877 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... Hampshire or Massa- chusetts ? 2. May any be imported into either ? 3. Have any laws been passed in either respecting slaves ? If there have , what is the substance of them ? 4. Are the children of negroes born free in those States ? 5 ...
... Hampshire or Massa- chusetts ? 2. May any be imported into either ? 3. Have any laws been passed in either respecting slaves ? If there have , what is the substance of them ? 4. Are the children of negroes born free in those States ? 5 ...
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... Hampshire are all free , by the first article in the Declaration of Rights . This has been pleaded in law , and admitted . " All men are born free and equal . " The number of negroes now in New Hampshire is inconsider- able . A number ...
... Hampshire are all free , by the first article in the Declaration of Rights . This has been pleaded in law , and admitted . " All men are born free and equal . " The number of negroes now in New Hampshire is inconsider- able . A number ...
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... Hampshire in 1783 , when the Constitution of that State was adopted , and in 1784 , when it took effect . After he had removed to Massachusetts , in 1787 , he heard of the decision there , as to the clause in their Declaration of Rights ...
... Hampshire in 1783 , when the Constitution of that State was adopted , and in 1784 , when it took effect . After he had removed to Massachusetts , in 1787 , he heard of the decision there , as to the clause in their Declaration of Rights ...
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... Hampshire have instructed their delegates in Convention to vote against the Constitution . I hope it is not true ; for that number will be near one - half the Convention , if they send no more than to the General Court . Pray let me ...
... Hampshire have instructed their delegates in Convention to vote against the Constitution . I hope it is not true ; for that number will be near one - half the Convention , if they send no more than to the General Court . Pray let me ...
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... Hampshire delegates seem to be pretty clear that the new Constitution will be adopted there , though there will be opposition to it . Your letters were duly forwarded . I have not heard from Mr. Morse since . We expect him here soon to ...
... Hampshire delegates seem to be pretty clear that the new Constitution will be adopted there , though there will be opposition to it . Your letters were duly forwarded . I have not heard from Mr. Morse since . We expect him here soon to ...
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