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Tag Archives: James B. Jones
February ’65
1865 The Confederate States of America and its “peculiar” institution were nearing the bottom of an increasingly slippery slope to extinction. The most telling sign was ratification of a brand-new constitutional amendment, the 13th, by the state of Illinois just … Continue reading
Posted in '65, February
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., James B. Jones, Jefferson Davis, John Lewis, Lyndon Johnson, Selma, Wade Hampton
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