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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Executive Mansion, Washington
- Introduction
- 1 Hating the Zeal to Spread Slavery, 1854
- 2 Traversing Uneven Political Ground, 1855
- 3 Standing Together Nobly, 1856
- 4 Disputing the Supreme Court Decision, 1857
- 5 Trusting Those Who Care for the Results, 1858
- 6 Remaining Steadfast to the Right, 1859
- 7 Disenchanting the Nation of Slavery, 1860
- 8 Holding Firmly to Their Promises, 1861
- 9 Restoring the Founding Purposes, 1862
- 10 Assuring That the Nation Would Long Endure, 1863
- 11 Binding Up the Nation’s Wounds, 1864
- Appendix
- Index
- Plates
- Plates
- Production Credits
(p.xi) Executive Mansion, Washington
(p.xi) Executive Mansion, Washington
- Source:
- Collaborators for Emancipation
- Publisher:
- University of Illinois Press
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Executive Mansion, Washington
- Introduction
- 1 Hating the Zeal to Spread Slavery, 1854
- 2 Traversing Uneven Political Ground, 1855
- 3 Standing Together Nobly, 1856
- 4 Disputing the Supreme Court Decision, 1857
- 5 Trusting Those Who Care for the Results, 1858
- 6 Remaining Steadfast to the Right, 1859
- 7 Disenchanting the Nation of Slavery, 1860
- 8 Holding Firmly to Their Promises, 1861
- 9 Restoring the Founding Purposes, 1862
- 10 Assuring That the Nation Would Long Endure, 1863
- 11 Binding Up the Nation’s Wounds, 1864
- Appendix
- Index
- Plates
- Plates
- Production Credits
