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Was war the correct answer?

Since the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, very few in the coastal communities dependent on trade believed war was the correct answer to the long-standing problem of international and intrastate slavery. Of course, many shades of gray existed on both sides of the American Tragedy about to unfold, and nobody could claim their hands were clean because of the interlocking economies of the North and South.

 
 
 

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