Modern History
President Lincoln's Attitude Towards Slavery and Emancipation
Henry Watson Wilbur
1909
5h 40m
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Henry Watson Wilbur examines how Abraham Lincoln's views on slavery evolved from cautious containment to full emancipation. Drawing on Lincoln's own words, it traces the political and moral pressures behind the Proclamation. A focused study for readers interested in the central moral question of the Civil War.
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