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Out of the 55 delegates who signed the U.S. Constitution in 1787, 39 were considered slave owners. The presence of slavery was a contentious issue during the Constitutional Convention, with various compromises made regarding its continuation and the rights of enslaved individuals. Notably, some signers from Southern states were ardent supporters of slavery, while others from Northern states had different views on the institution.

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