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• Fugitive Slave Law
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• Fugitive Slave Law/Definition
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• Fugitive Slave Law/Related Articles
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• Compromise of 1850
  ...from Mexico after the [[Mexican-American War]], and the weakness of the [[Fugitive Slave Law]]. ...o [[popular sovereignty]], and [[Fugitive Slave Act of 1850|strengthen the fugitive slave law]].
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• Lewis Cass
  While the Senate, Cass voted in favor of the [[Compromise of 1850]] and the [[Fugitive Slave Law]]. Because of these votes and his pro-slavery allegiances and because Mich
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• American Civil War/Timelines
  ...take wait-and-see approach; they are angered by Northern refusal to obey [[Fugitive Slave Law of 1850]]. ...lavery, the novel sells 500,000 copies and stiffens northern resistance to fugitive slave law. [[Whig Party]] is decisively defeated in the election and fades away, aban
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• Slave Power
  ...war with Mexico, declared by the mere announcement of President Polk; the Fugitive Slave Law; the Dred Scott decision — all triumphs of the slave power — did far mo
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• Daniel Webster
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• U.S. slavery era
  The Constitution required a fugitive slave law, and an effective one was finally passed as part of the [[Compromise of 185
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• Henry Clay
  ...e Southern and Northern interests. Its most controversial provision, the [[Fugitive Slave Law]], would have guaranteed slaveholders the return of their runaways and thus
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• American Civil War
  ...in Texas, New Mexico and California. However it also produced a stronger [[Fugitive Slave Law]] that forced northern law officials to seize and return runaway slaves. A
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