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@HeerJeet @FranklinH3000 @daveweigel yep. under London, North American slaveowners were one constituency among many, and one whose influence may have been on the decline because of developments elsewhere in the Atlantic world. but as part of a new independent republic, they were quite influential. — PolitiTweet.org

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@chrislhayes “objectively pro-corona” — PolitiTweet.org

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@HeerJeet @FranklinH3000 @daveweigel interesting thing to think about is gerald horne’s argument that a break with london was inevitable given the emergence of a racial caste system in north america and london’s desire for a) less contentious relations with natives and b) a detente with free blacks in the caribbean — PolitiTweet.org

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