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Nash Barber

31 July, 16:57

In the united states, slavery was most strongly supported by the people of the lower south, less so by those who lived in the upper states of Tennessee and kentucky. does the secession vote seem to reflect that north texas was settled by more people from the upper south, while the coastal plain received more from the lower south?

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