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About This Document: To give themselves time, health, and money to serve the Lord, they renounced "all bad habits, and especially the smoking and chewing of tobacco, unless it is necessary as a medicine," pledged not to drink tea and coffee "as far as practicable," and rejected "all the world's expensive and unwholesome fashions of dress, particularly tight dressing and ornamental attire." In the Dred Scott decision, the Court ruled that, slave or free, members of the "unhappy black race," "separated from the white by indelible marks," were not citizens of the United States. According to Chief Justice Roger Taney, although the words of the Declaration of Independence "would seem to embrace the whole human family, . . . the enslaved African race were not intended to be included."

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