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40 pp.
| Child's |
October, 1999 |
LibraryISBN 1-56766-620-5$$24.21
(3)
4-6
Carey looks at events before and after the implementation of the Proclamation and discusses the roles Congress and the president played in its becoming law. Readers will get a sense of Lincoln as a politician who initially had to be convinced of the political wisdom of freeing the slaves but later held firmly to a belief in freedom for all. Archival reproductions and sepia-toned photos illustrate the book, and a time line is included. Bib., glos., ind.