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>And why did these men abolish slavery?
The key word here is "these." Spooner is talking about politicians and the
men who owned them. About them, he is absolutely right. However, Spooner
errs in his assumption that these were the men who abolished slavery and
that it was abolished by proclomation. These were not the men who
abolished slavery. Soldiers abolished slavery. They didn't do it with
proclamations, either. They did it with lead and steel.
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