HistoryPolitics and government

Forced into glory

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Presents evidence to support the author's contention that Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation did not free the slaves and that Lincoln actually had no intentions of promoting equality between the races, but was instead planning to deport native-born African-Americans.

Subjects: History
Politics and government
United States
African Americans
Civil rights
Slaves
Set in: United States
Time: 19th Century; 1861-1865
Characters: Abraham Lincoln

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