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The argument which some advance
Is still that Freedom hath a chance,
In Kansas and Nebraska now,
Equal to what the laws allow
To Slavery and its advocates
Inhabiting the Southern States;
And that this act, called knavery,
Is that unbiased equity
May be secured to all henceforth
Throughout the Union, South and North.
Is still that Freedom hath a chance,
In Kansas and Nebraska now,
Equal to what the laws allow
To Slavery and its advocates
Inhabiting the Southern States;
And that this act, called knavery,
Is that unbiased equity
May be secured to all henceforth
Throughout the Union, South and North.
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