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 Date: 2010-11-08 10:25:23Politics of the United States United States Kansas Territory Kansas–Nebraska Act Missouri Compromise Compromise Nebraska Territory Stephen A. Douglas Slave and free states Slavery in the United States History of the United States Bleeding Kansas |
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