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The Quakers were the first religious organization in the United States to publicly condemn slavery and forbid their members from owning slaves.
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In "The Passing of Grandison," Canada is a symbol of freedom. Before Dick and Grandison leave for their trip north, Colonel Owens describes Canada to Grandison as "a dreary country, where the woods are full of wildcats and wolves and bears, where...
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