Emancipation: Its Course and Progress From 1102 to 1875, With a Cursory Review of President Lincoln's Proclamation, and the XIII Amendment (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from Emancipation: Its Course and Progress From 1102 to 1875, With a Cursory Review of President Lincoln's Proclamation, and the XIII Amendment

Civilization and freedom evidently marches side auct side, victory for one means victory for the other, and the nations barbaric, in turn, have had to deal with it, happily now the nations that have felt the Op pressors' power rejoice in freedom - though perhaps it cost. More of blood and treasure than any Other cause, man ever engaged in. The price of freedom in our own country expensive as it was in lives and money, is not to be compared, does not approximate, will not add a cipher to its cost to'the Eastern nations.

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