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A House Divided: Slavery and American Politics from the Constitution to the Civil War (Ben McNitt - BH) 1938 and the Cavalry of theA House Divided: Slavery and American Politics from the Constitution to the Civil War by Ben McNiff Slavery is one of the central, most enduringly significant facts of U. S. history. It loomed like a dark cloud over the countrys birth at the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and shaped the most important nodes of American history before the Civil War. Even today, the country continues to debate its past as it relates to slavery, and the political and