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The Three-Fifths Clause wasn’t the only provision emblazing slavery into America’s founding document. The founders also included the Slave-Trade Clause. This Constitutional requirement was chilling: no prohibition could be placed on the fundamental right of Americans to import slaves into the country for twenty years:
How America Works... and Why It Doesn't: A Brief Guide to the U.S. Political System
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