slave state
free state
slave code
border state
slavery
slaveholding
chattel slavery
Black Law
enslavement
South
slavedealing
Mason-Dixon Line
Missouri Compromise
bondage
captivity
Clay
slavedom
Henry Clay
esclavagism
the Great Compromiser
slavedealer
emancipationist
servitude
slaver
Lost Cause
men-stealer
human chattel
dulocracy
slavelessness
slaveless
slavelike
free-soil
antislave
non-slave
peculiar institution
slave labour
manstealer
Taney
slavehood
Roger Brooke Taney
beslave
Roger B. Taney
Roger Taney
Dred Scott
antislavery
Scott
Cousin Sally
bond
neo-slavery
Show Me State
MO
Mo.
Secession Winter
Missouri
Negrohood
slavened
antislaveryism
contraband
slaveborn
repartimiento
alliance
Department of Justice
slave trade
Justice Department
slaveholder
manumission
Confederate
Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Justice
Slavey
Liberia
Republic of Liberia
slave traffic
abolitionism
DoJ
confederation
botlhanka
Confederate States
Stephen Arnold Douglas
Stephen A. Douglas
Little Giant
slave market
Douglas
servile
bond service
proslavery
hetaerism
preslavery
Johnny Reb
Confederacy

English words for 'Prior to the American Civil War, any of the states in which the owning of slaves was legal.'

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