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... North Carolina ..... 126 Pennsylvania 128 125 66 66 Rhode Island .... 123 66 762 66 South Carolina .... 126 66 .... 501 66 Tennessee ........ 128 66 66 Texas 66 66 Vermont .......... ...... 127 123 66 66 495 Virginia 126 515 แ 66 ...
... North Carolina ..... 126 Pennsylvania 128 125 66 66 Rhode Island .... 123 66 762 66 South Carolina .... 126 66 .... 501 66 Tennessee ........ 128 66 66 Texas 66 66 Vermont .......... ...... 127 123 66 66 495 Virginia 126 515 แ 66 ...
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... North Carolina . 2,524 Vermont ..... 32,831 New Mexico . 2.063 Maine 31,456 Minnesota . 2,048 Kentucky .. 29,189 Utah .. 1,990 Rhode Island .. 23,111 Arkansas .. 1,628 Virginia .... 22,394 Oregon .... 1,159 But great as is the foreign ...
... North Carolina . 2,524 Vermont ..... 32,831 New Mexico . 2.063 Maine 31,456 Minnesota . 2,048 Kentucky .. 29,189 Utah .. 1,990 Rhode Island .. 23,111 Arkansas .. 1,628 Virginia .... 22,394 Oregon .... 1,159 But great as is the foreign ...
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... North Carolina ... 50,704 869,039 8 10 5. South Carolina 29,385 668,507 6 8 6. Georgia 58,000 906,185 10 7. Florida . 59,268 87,445 District of Columbia .. Total .. I. Non - slaveholding States . 10. Ohio .. 11. Indiana 12. Illinois 60 ...
... North Carolina ... 50,704 869,039 8 10 5. South Carolina 29,385 668,507 6 8 6. Georgia 58,000 906,185 10 7. Florida . 59,268 87,445 District of Columbia .. Total .. I. Non - slaveholding States . 10. Ohio .. 11. Indiana 12. Illinois 60 ...
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... North Carolina . 784 615 151 50 4 49 142 1,795 South Carolina . 484 413 135 1 72 14 41 22 1,182 Georgia .... 795 879 97 1 20 8 S 54 1,862 Florida 87 56 16 10 5 3 177 Alabama .. 587 579 162 17 5 32 1,373 Mississippi . 451 385 143 13 9 27 ...
... North Carolina . 784 615 151 50 4 49 142 1,795 South Carolina . 484 413 135 1 72 14 41 22 1,182 Georgia .... 795 879 97 1 20 8 S 54 1,862 Florida 87 56 16 10 5 3 177 Alabama .. 587 579 162 17 5 32 1,373 Mississippi . 451 385 143 13 9 27 ...
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... North western States .. No. of persons No. of churches . Population . to each . 4,607 2,628,116 594 10,648 6,624,928 660 7,399 3,952,538 530 5,065 3,321,117 620 10,853 6,379,923 590 The inequality , small as it is , is increased by the ...
... North western States .. No. of persons No. of churches . Population . to each . 4,607 2,628,116 594 10,648 6,624,928 660 7,399 3,952,538 530 5,065 3,321,117 620 10,853 6,379,923 590 The inequality , small as it is , is increased by the ...
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