In American history who would not considered to be an abolonist?

Jefferson Davis

- President of the Confederate States of America (1861-1865)

- Ardent proponent of slavery and state rights

- Fought on the side of the Confederate Army during the American Civil War

- Considered a traitor to the United States by many

Duke of Caxias
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President Campos Salles
Sales Fields (1841-1913) was the fourth president of the Brazil Republic . São Paulo farmer, lawyer, representative of the coffee elite of the State of São Paulo, took office in 1898, when the Republic was consolidated, but the countrys financial situation was shaken. The political and economic pr
EMERGENCE OF THE ANDEAN STATE
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