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At all events, the Proclamation, by repeated assumptions with regard to the Rebel States, testifies to the necessity of Congressional action.
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gutenberg.orgAt all events, the Proclamation, by repeated assumptions with regard to the Rebel States, testifies to the necessity of Congressional action.
He argues that the Proclamation indicates the need for Congressional action regarding the Rebel States.
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