Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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... Emancipation Proclamation struck at property valued on tax books at nearly $ 3,000,000,000 . If not retracted and if finally sustained by the Union armies in the field , the newly issued document would take from Southerners , by force ...
... Emancipation Proclamation struck at property valued on tax books at nearly $ 3,000,000,000 . If not retracted and if finally sustained by the Union armies in the field , the newly issued document would take from Southerners , by force ...
Page 398
... emancipation was working out . Lincoln replied on June 22 , 1863 : " Desir- ous as I am that emancipation shall be adopted by Missouri , and believing as I do that gradual can be made better than immediate for both black and white ...
... emancipation was working out . Lincoln replied on June 22 , 1863 : " Desir- ous as I am that emancipation shall be adopted by Missouri , and believing as I do that gradual can be made better than immediate for both black and white ...
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... emancipation in States not included in the Emancipation Proclamation were " matters for profound gratulation . " He still favored gradual emancipation by Federal purchase of slaves . " While I do not repeat in detail what I have ...
... emancipation in States not included in the Emancipation Proclamation were " matters for profound gratulation . " He still favored gradual emancipation by Federal purchase of slaves . " While I do not repeat in detail what I have ...
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DRIFTINGMURFREESBOROOLD STARS | 3 |
MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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