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  linledthechallehenorthestates</p>

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  crulingdefehesouth.earlyintheyear1863,</p>

  presidentlinlnissuedhis``enation</p>

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  stillunderspanishdonation,slaveryhadetoanendin</p>

  everypartofthecivilisedworld.</p>

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  livedindirtyhousessituatedinserablepartsoftheslu.</p>

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