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- abolished
- abolition of slavery
- emancipated
- emancipated slaves
- freed
- liberate
- 1863
- formerly
- American Emancipation
- Emancipation
- Emancipation Act of 1863
- Emancipation Proclamation (1863)
- Emancipation Proclamation#Coverage
- Emancipation movement
- Emancipation proclamation
- Emancipation.
- June 19, 1862 when Congress prohibited slavery
- Preliminary and Final Emancipation Proclamations
- President Abraham Lincoln
- President's message recommending emancipation
- Proclamation
- The Higher Object
- The Land of Lincoln
- abolition
- anti-emancipation
- black emancipation
- emancipated black
- emancipated black families
- emancipated by Lincoln
- emancipated in 1865
- emancipating the slaves
- emancipation of enslaved African Americans
- emancipation of slaves
- emancipation of slaves in the United States
- emancipation of the slaves
- emancipation proclamation
- end of slavery
- end slavery
- enslaved received word of their freedom
- eradication of slavery
- first of January, Eighteen hundred sixty-three
- formerly enslaved people
- freed the niggers
- freed the slaves
- freeing of the Africans in the United States
- granted their freedom
- legally emancipated
- newly freed people
- preserving slavery
- proclamation
- proclamation of emancipation
- slavery was no longer legal
- slaves were liberated
- the emancipation
- the emancipation of Southern slaves
- the first day of January 1863
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