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*Lincoln Frees the Slaves (1934)

...nd Carper have headed the "centrist" [[Democratic Leadership Conference]]. Lincoln and Carper served in the House of Representatives; Bayh and Carper were sta

* Beveridge, Albert J. ''Abraham Lincoln: 1809-1858'' (1928). 2 vol. to 1858; notable for strong, unbiased political * Carwardine, Richard. ''Lincoln: A Life of Purpose and Power'' (2003), prize winning

...bbed the "[[Copperheads]]", as opposed to [[War Democrats]], who supported Lincoln and the Civil War efforts. ...or the recognition of the [[Confederate States of America]]. He criticized Lincoln's [[dictator]]ial policies and said the war was "in violation of the [[Unit

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...n," rather than secession against it, of which the Confederacy was guilty. Lincoln referred to the Wheeling legislature as "a body claiming to be" the legisla ...865). <ref>Information on the statehood process is from J. Duane Squires, "Lincoln and West Virginia Statehood," ''West Virginia History'' 24.4 (July 1963), o

...vil War History'' 1960 6(3): 238-249. Issn: 0009-8078; Ambrose, ''Halleck: Lincoln's Chief of Staff'' (1996) </ref>

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* President [[Abraham Lincoln|Lincoln]], in Union League Club, New York;

...rly called Lancaster and renamed after the recently assassinated [[Abraham Lincoln|president]].