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Essay heading: The Dred Scott Decision
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July 1, 2009 |
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According to Taney, the Court decided that Scott (and hence all negro slaves
or their descendants) was not a citizen of the United States or the state of Missouri, and
thus not entitled to sue in the federal courts. Justice Taney then went beyond this point and
ruled on the entire issue of slavery in federal territories, claiming that slaves were property
and therefore the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional... displayed 300 characters
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Justice Taney then went beyond this point and
ruled on the entire issue of slavery in federal territories, claiming that slaves were property
and therefore the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional.
Most people, whether for or against the decision, viewed it as a political decision and not a
legal one... displayed next 300 characters
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