- The
Free Soil Party, also
called the
Free Democratic Party or the
Free Democracy, was a
political party in the
United States from 1848 to 1854, when it...
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Free Soil is a
village in
Mason County in the U.S.
state of Michigan. The po****tion was 158 at the 2020 census. The
village is
located within Free Soil...
- census. The
village of Free
Soil is
located within the township.
Free Soil Township was
named in 1848
after the
Free Soil Party. The
township is in northern...
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platform dispute. Van
Buren broke from his
party to lead the
ticket of the
Free Soil Party,
which opposed the
extension of
slavery into the territories. The...
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Soils of
England and
Wales Jenny, Hans. 1941.
Factors of
Soil Formation: A System...
- and
politically in the
national political arena because of the rise of
free soilism and
abolitionism in the
Northern states.
Increasingly dependent on the...
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Party veterans met at Syracuse, New York;
lamenting the
inadequacy of
free soilism and the
inefficacy of
Garrisonian moral suasion, they declared, "the...
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candidate Franklin Pierce won
nomination by
consensus compromise. The
Free Soil Party, a
third party opposed to the
extension of
slavery in the United...
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people to work the lands,
leaving little opportunity room for
free farmers. By 1854, the
Free Soil Party had
largely merged into the new
Republican Party. The...
- re-emerged as an
elder statesman and an anti-slavery
leader who led the
Free Soil Party ticket in the 1848
presidential election. Van
Buren was born in...
