The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... slavery , and the end of the war found slavery still in existence in the border states . It is true that the Emancipation Proclamation had foretold the end of the peculiar institution , and the war had practically destroyed slavery in ...
... slavery , and the end of the war found slavery still in existence in the border states . It is true that the Emancipation Proclamation had foretold the end of the peculiar institution , and the war had practically destroyed slavery in ...
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... slavery for all time . In anticipation of this measure , even before the end of the struggle , Negroes had begun to drift into the army camps . Once there they created a difficult problem of relief . In other cases they merely left the ...
... slavery for all time . In anticipation of this measure , even before the end of the struggle , Negroes had begun to drift into the army camps . Once there they created a difficult problem of relief . In other cases they merely left the ...
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... slavery . The following excerpt from a Chicago newspaper ex- presses this feeling : " We tell the men of Mississippi that the men of the North will convert the State of Mississippi into a frog - pond before they will allow any such laws ...
... slavery . The following excerpt from a Chicago newspaper ex- presses this feeling : " We tell the men of Mississippi that the men of the North will convert the State of Mississippi into a frog - pond before they will allow any such laws ...
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The LincolnJohnson Plan | 1 |
The Congressional Plan | 13 |
The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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