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Rebellion and Republican Policy Debate in Civil War Era
Speaker argues the 1860 Republican victory ended slavery, blames Democratic policy for delays and defeats, praises Fremont, calls for purer war aims, emancipation bureau, land redistribution, and removal of treasonous officials to save the Union.
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