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Any territory that might be gained at the end of the war will be a slave free state.
Does this mean that if a territory is gained not at the end of the war, but like when the war is still going on, it wouldn't be guaranteed a slave free state?
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Does this mean that if a territory is gained not at the end of the war, but like when the war is still going on, it wouldn't be guaranteed a slave free state? Any territory that might be gained at the end of the war will be a slave free state. No.
- Does this mean that if a territory is gained not at the end of the war, but like when the war is still going on, it wouldn't be guaranteed a slave free state?
- Any territory that might be gained at the end of the war will be a slave free state.
- No.
- It means that when the end of the war comes, any territory gained (and not lost again, of course) during the entire war will be a slave-free state.
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Does this mean that if a territory is gained not at the end of the war, but like when the war is still going on, it wouldn't be guaranteed a slave free state?
Any territory that might be gained at the end of the war will be a slave free state.
No. It means that when the end of the war comes, any territory gained (and not lost again, of course) during
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