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the most interesting part of van cleve's argument, to me, is that there *is* an anti-slavery element of the Constitution and it is something the slave states demanded: the decennial census. https://t.co/JAaJU5ABow — PolitiTweet.org

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of course wilentz is pulling from his recent book "no property in man" which is not quite next on the list (that would be robin einhorn's "american taxation, american slavery") but is on the list to be read at some point. — PolitiTweet.org

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IOW, the slave states demanded a census to ensure that the growth in the slave population would always weigh on representation, but in introducing that dynamism, they helped create one of the conditions for the emergence of an anti-slavery political majority in the north. — PolitiTweet.org

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