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Emancipation, even within the national jurisdiction, can be achieved only through emancipation of the Free States, accompanied by complete emancipation of the National Government.
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gutenberg.orgEmancipation, even within the national jurisdiction, can be achieved only through emancipation of the Free States, accompanied by complete emancipation of the National Government.
He argues that true emancipation requires both the liberation of the Free States and the National Government from slavery's grasp.
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