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George Julian: “This persistent purpose of the Administration to save the Union and save slavery with it, naturally provoked criticism…”

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This persistent purpose of the Administration to save the Union and save slavery with it, naturally provoked criticism, and angered the anti-slavery feeling of the loyal States.
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George Julian
Republican · Indiana

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Julian critiques the Administration's contradictory approach to saving the Union while maintaining slavery, which fueled anti-slavery sentiments.

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