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Why would southerners be against blacks enlisting in the army to fight against the British?
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Why would southerners be against blacks enlisting in the army to fight against the British?

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Because In the South the idea of arming slaves for military service met with such opposition that only free blacks were normally allowed to enlist in the army.

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