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THE FUGITIVE LAWS

id you know that the words “slavery,” “slave,” and “slaveholder” never appear in the U.S. Constitution? Yet the issue of slavery was a controversial topic at the Constitutional Convention in 1787. Against northerners’ wishes, southerners insisted on including protections for the

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