1850 Conscience and the Constitution / SOLD

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1850 Conscience and the Constitution – Inventory Number: HIS 237 / SOLD 1850 Conscience and the Constitution with Remarks on the Recent Speech of Daniel Webster on the Subject of Slavery by Moses Stuart (1780-1852). 119 pages discussing the argument that slavery is permitted by the Bible but morally wrong and that emancipation should be done voluntarily by plantation owners rather than by force. Comes housed in 8 x 12 riker display case with dark blue velvet and descriptive card.   Inventory Number: HIS 237 / SOLD

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A worn blue cover of the 1850 "Conscience and the Constitution" pamphlet, now SOLD, featuring a decorative border and visible stains and tears. Discusses Daniel Webster’s speech on slavery.
Cover page of "1850 Conscience and the Constitution / SOLD" pamphlet, featuring remarks on Daniel Webster's slavery speech, visible stains, and decorative border.
Open book displaying the title page of "1850 Conscience and the Constitution" (SOLD), featuring a handwritten name at the top.
Title page of "1850 Conscience and the Constitution / SOLD," featuring a handwritten signature at the top and printed text about Hon. Daniel Webster’s speech on slavery.
An open book titled "1850 Conscience and the Constitution / SOLD" shows a copyright page on the left and the chapter "Conscience and the Constitution" with introductory text on the right.
An aged, blue-covered 1850 pamphlet titled "Conscience and the Constitution," featuring remarks on Daniel Webster’s speech on slavery. The cover shows notable wear. / SOLD.
A worn booklet titled "1850 Conscience and the Constitution / SOLD" with a blue cover is displayed on a white surface.
A worn blue pamphlet, 1850 Conscience and the Constitution / SOLD, is displayed in a black frame.

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