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NOVICWMy Guru What was Scott's argument for freedom? o Slavery was illegal in the North. His slaveholder had granted him freedom by taking him North. When Scott lived on fr…

NOVICWMy Guru What was Scott's argument for freedom? o Slavery was illegal in the North. His slaveholder had granted him freedom by taking him North. When Scott lived on fr…
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What was Scott's argument for freedom?
o Slavery was illegal in the North.
His slaveholder had granted him freedom by
taking him North.
When Scott lived on free soil, he became
free.
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