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Lincoln Proclamation Note on Slavery and Emancipation
The fragment cites President Lincoln’s address and his proclamation declaring emancipation within designated states and parts of states. It reflects the stance against slavery and the assertion of lawful rights to act in the interest of emancipation.
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