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Tag Archives: Clement Vallandigham
The Real Lincoln
Jon Meacham’s And There Was Light was a fairly flattering biography of Lincoln, seeing him as a visionary who checked his hatred of slavery only for politics’ sake, and who was finally allowed to lean in to and even weaponize … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, American Civil War, Clement Vallandigham, economics, history, law and disorder, politics
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