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Louisiana and Massachusetts
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Abraham Lincoln & Freedom
Louisiana and Massachusetts
“Despite the service of black soldiers in the Revolution and the War of 1812, Negroes had been barred from state militias since 1792 and the regular army had never enrolled black soldiers. The prejudices of the old order died hard. Lincoln had…”
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