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that continued importation of slaves + "natural increase" lowered the price of enslaved people and bolstered planters in the southwest territories (of which Congress put no limit on slave importation) puts the Northwest Ordinance in a different light. — PolitiTweet.org

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discussing the constitutional convention, van cleve makes two arguments: first, that we cannot understand the slave trade compromise without understanding either the demographics of slavery at the time or the sectional interests of the New England delegates who backed it. https://t.co/oihjtx13ro — PolitiTweet.org

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less part of burgeoning anti-slavery sentiment, more another component of the same sectional compromise between northern commerical interests and deep south planter interests. (worth noting that several delegates at the convention went up to New York to vote on the ordinance) — PolitiTweet.org

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