The Great Conspiracy, Volume 4
John Alexander Logan · English
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The Great Conspiracy, Volume 4
John Alexander Logan · English
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CHAPTER XIV. THE COLORED CONTRABAND. When the first gun was fired at Fort Sumter, its sullen echoes sounded the funeral knell of Slavery. Years before, it had been foretold, and now it was to happen. Years before, it had been declared, by competent authority, that among the implications of the Constitution was that of the power of the General Government to Emancipate the Slaves, as a War measure. Hence, in thus commencing the War of the Rebellion, the South
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