How did Southerners/Plantation owners view slavery? How did it differ from the Northern view?

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ikadub [295]2 years ago

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On the flip side, the northerners had a different point of view. Most people consider slavery as something only the southerners desired, and that the northerners were primarily innocent abolitionists who wanted to fight to end slavery. This is not the case. Slavery was, in fact, practiced in the north.

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