01229cam a2200301 4500000664486MiAaHDL20180215000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua000705s1855 nyu 000 0 eng 11008400 sdr-yale4587595sdr-ucd0004195334587595FNC4973YLDLCVA@OCLn-us---E449.A63 no.1ocm06999181(OCoLC)6999181Bowditch, William I.(William Ingersoll),1819-1909.The United States Constitution.[New York,American Anti-Slavery Society,1855]12 p.20 cm.Anti-slavery tracts,no. 1The Constitution is a pro-slavery instrument, according to the necessary meaning of its terms.--The framers of the Constitution intended to make a pro-slavery instrument.--The Constitution has been treated as a pro-slavery instrument, by the government, in practice.--The Constitution is pro-slavery, according to the exposition of its final interpreter.Mode of access: Internet.BEIN,GEN Slavery Pamphlets 64: Another issue.United States.Constitution.SlaveryLaw and legislationUnited States.00066448620110322172205.020180215000000.020180222111718.02018-02-22T19:45:40Z2011-09-04T06:30:11ZSDR-YALEUNKNOWNprepare.pl-004-007BKsdr-yale4587595yaleSDRYALEyale.39002002221860YALE4587595YALEYALE20180222yaleyale.390020022218601855pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931UCUCD20251121googleuc1.311750351768771855pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931