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congress passed the northwest ordnance in 1887 preventing slavery where future states would be established. this law proved to be decisive in ending slavery in america. in the 1850's abraham lincoln cited the northwest ordnance frequently to show the founders opposed slavery. in the 1860's, these states along with others, formed the coalition that elected president, won the civil war, and abolished slavery nationwide. the all men are created equal and fundamental right to have liberty gave the emancipation movement its foundation. as madison wrote in the federalist papers, the constitution grounded on the fundamental principles of the revolution, namely the tran sendant laws of nature and nature's god, and the rights of humanity announced in the declaration of independence. our first republic president, lincoln, understood this well. when he was a a young man he said the founders established political institutions conducing more essentially to the ends of civil and religious liberty than any of which the history of former times tell us. in the gettysburg address, president lincoln explained that america was conceived in liberty, dedicated to the proposition that all men a

congress passed the northwest ordnance in 1887 preventing slavery where future states would be established. this law proved to be decisive in ending slavery in america. in the 1850's abraham lincoln cited the northwest ordnance frequently to show the founders opposed slavery. in the 1860's, these states along with others, formed the coalition that elected president, won the civil war, and abolished slavery nationwide. the all men are created equal and fundamental right to have liberty gave the emancipation movement its foundation. as madison wrote in the federalist papers, the constitution grounded on the fundamental principles of the revolution, namely the tran sendant laws of nature and nature's god, and the rights of humanity announced in the declaration of independence. our first republic president, lincoln, understood this well. when he was a a young man he said the founders established political institutions conducing more essentially to the ends of civil and religious liberty than any of which the history of former times tell us. in the gettysburg address, president lincoln explained that america was conceived in liberty, dedicated to the proposition that all men a

congress passed the northwest ordnance in 1887 preventing slavery where future states would be established. this law proved to be decisive in ending slavery in america. in the 1850's abraham lincoln cited the northwest ordnance frequently to show the founders opposed slavery. in the 1860's, these states along with others, formed the coalition that elected president, won the civil war, and abolished slavery nationwide. the all men are created equal and fundamental right to have liberty gave the emancipation movement its foundation. as madison wrote in the federalist papers, the constitution grounded on the fundamental principles of the revolution, namely the tran sendant laws of nature and nature's god, and the rights of humanity announced in the declaration of independence. our first republic president, lincoln, understood this well. when he was a a young man he said the founders established political institutions conducing more essentially to the ends of civil and religious liberty than any of which the history of former times tell us. in the gettysburg address, president lincoln explained that america was conceived in liberty, dedicated to the proposition that all men a