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Why do the Scots at New Inverness ask that the ban on slavery remain?
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Why do the Scots at New Inverness ask that the ban on slavery remain?

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The Scots at New Inverness may believe that the ban on slavery should remain to promote equality and human rights for all individuals. They may view slavery as a violation of basic human dignity and advocate for its abolition.
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