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== Jefferson Davis and the Pro-Slavery view of the Constitution, Speech before US Senate, May 1860 ==
 
== Jefferson Davis and the Pro-Slavery view of the Constitution, Speech before US Senate, May 1860 ==
  
 
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In Jefferson Davis' "Speech before the U.S. Senate" he states three reasons why they claim protection of slavery.  His first is that "it is our right"...how is having slaves a right?  How does he get that from the Constitution?  Another one of his reasons says "because we have entered into a compact together, which deprives each State of the power of using all the means which it might employ for its own defense".  My question is defense from what?  What do they need to be defended from and what does this have to do with slavery? -Jenna Shevlin
  
 
== Granville Blanks, letter to the Editor, 1852 ==
 
== Granville Blanks, letter to the Editor, 1852 ==

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