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8 April, 22:15

What did southern slaveholders think about the abolitionists and members of the free soil party

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    they didn't like them.

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    they thought that they didn't know what was best for the southern states because they didn't have plantations and didn't need slaves to make ee's a profit they didn't understand the need for slaves in the south
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