The Great Conspiracy, Volume 5
John Alexander Logan
The Great Conspiracy, Volume 5
John Alexander Logan · English
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The Great Conspiracy, Volume 5
John Alexander Logan · English
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CHAPTER XVIII. FREEDOM PROCLAIMED TO ALL. While mentally revolving the question of Emancipation—now, evidently "coming to a head,"—no inconsiderable portion of Mr. Lincoln's thoughts centered upon, and his perplexities grew out of, his assumption that the "physical difference" between the Black and White—the African and Caucasian races, precluded the idea of their living together in the one land as Free men and equals. In his speeches during the great Linc
The Great Conspiracy, Volume 5
John Alexander Logan
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