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The Supreme court decided to free the African slaves and soon after, return them to their home. The retired president, John Quincy Adamas, convinced the Supreme

Court that the Africans were born equal and deserve their freedom. He even argued that the Africans were never legal property in the first place. There was enough evidence to support the information given to them.

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