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John C. Fremont and Missouri
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Abraham Lincoln & Freedom
John C. Fremont and Missouri
Historian William Earnest Smith wrote: “Fremont rose early on the morning of August 30. At dawn he called for Edward Davis of Philadelphia to come to hear him read the draft of his emancipation order ‘that first gave freedom to…'”
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