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John Calhoun's Views On Slavery

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American History

 

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October 25, 2013

 

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If the nation continued to make compromise after compromise, no law or authoritative position would be taken seriously and chaos would arise. Calhoun wanted abolitionists to take a deeper look at slavery, to question the possibility of positive aspects within slavery. If they still insist upon abolishing the institution of slavery then they should put together a committee where they can propose and compare ideas...
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If they still insist upon abolishing the institution of slavery then they should put together a committee where they can propose and compare ideas. Once the topic of abolition is thoroughly discussed they can hopefully come to a civilized and intelligent response to the abolition of slavery. Calhoun thought the South was pathetic for allowing their region to become a “slave society”...
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