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Throughout the early and mid-nineteenth century, the United States struggled over the issues of territorial expansion and the extension of slavery in new states. The issue appeared again in 1850 when California applied for statehood with a constitution that banned slavery. Senator Daniel Webster rose on March 7, 1850 to give what would become one of the most famous political speeches ([link removed]) of his day. What did Webster have to say regarding the morality of slavery and the importance of unity in the nation?

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