Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation Viewed as Turning Point
The article praises Abraham Lincoln for issuing the Emancipation Proclamation as a defining historic act. It notes the timing after Antietam, the cabinet’s minimal involvement, and Lincoln’s policy of preserving the Union while limiting abolition until military necessity allowed. It adds insight into his personality and strategic leadership.
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Greeley
Tribune
London
Europe
Lincoln Emancipation Reflections Across War and Spirit
The article reflects on Lincoln's careful reasoning before issuing the Emancipation Proclamation, noting his reluctance, use of advisors, and inner moral struggle. It highlights northern support, European reaction, and the broader moral impact that reshaped the Civil War’s meaning and future memory of Lincoln.
Centuries Old Anvil Found at San Gabriel Mission
An iron anvil, aged and likely used by Franciscan friars during the mission era, was unearthed by Pacific Electric workers beneath adobe ruins near the San Gabriel mission. The relic measures sixteen inches high five inches wide at the base, weighs about 100 pounds, and is foreign manufacture unlike any local piece.
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California
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Electric
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