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I. Abolitionist activity from the 1700s II. Most political efforts were toward COMPROMISE, rather than principle III. 1807 Outlawed foreign slave trade IV. Abolitionist remained a minority in the US/ only during the Civil War did majority approve it...
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I. Abolitionist activity from the 1700s II. Most political efforts were toward COMPROMISE, rather than principle III. 1807 Outlawed foreign slave trade IV. Abolitionist remained a minority in the US/ only during the Civil War did majority approve it...
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