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the growth of the cotton economy and transformation of the slave system fundamentally changed all of this, and brought the pro-slavery features of the constitution into sharp relief. — PolitiTweet.org

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right, the bargain with slaveholders — a strong federal government that could not touch slavery — was built on the assumption that the institution was bound to disappear of its own accord, and blacks would leave the united states. — PolitiTweet.org

@jbouie There's definitely an argument that if not for Eli Whitney, the original founders' conception of a gradual… https://t.co/V3EnuDLloG

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the constitution may not have affirmed property in man — thus opening the door for an anti-slavery constitutionalism — but the practical effect of its provisions was to entrench the institution through an overlapping set of protections and advantages. — PolitiTweet.org

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