How fast did emancipation happen?
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Q & Abe
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For this episode, we're talking about a question we got from a British couple curious about the aftermath of the Emancipation Proclamation. Along the way we wander through several alternate timelines, the experience of Black soldiers, and the contemporary work of the National Guard. Come along with us!
Guests:
Holly Pinheiro Jr.
Gregory Downs
BG Leland Blanchard
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