The Great Conspiracy, Complete
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Chapter 18 FREEDOM PROCLAIMED TO ALL.
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1 Chapter 1 A PRELIMINARY RETROSPECT.2 Chapter 2 PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE.3 Chapter 3 GROWTH OF THE SLAVERY QUESTION.4 Chapter 4 POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.5 Chapter 5 THE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST OF 1860—6 Chapter 6 THE GREAT CONSPIRACY MATURING.7 Chapter 7 SECESSION ARMING.8 Chapter 8 THE REJECTED OLIVE BRANCH.9 Chapter 9 SLAVERY'S SETTING, AND FREEDOM'S DAWN.10 Chapter 10 THE WAR-DRUM ON TO WASHINGTON .11 Chapter 11 THE CAUSES OF SECESSION.12 Chapter 12 COPPERHEADISM VS. UNION DEMOCRACY.13 Chapter 13 THE STORM OF BATTLE.14 Chapter 14 THE COLORED CONTRABAND.15 Chapter 15 FREEDOM'S EARLY DAWN.16 Chapter 16 COMPENSATED GRADUAL EMANCIPATION. .17 Chapter 17 BORDER-STATE OPPOSITION.18 Chapter 18 FREEDOM PROCLAIMED TO ALL.19 Chapter 19 HISTORICAL REVIEW.20 Chapter 20 LINCOLN'S TROUBLES AND TEMPTATIONS.21 Chapter 21 THE ARMED NEGRO.22 Chapter 22 FREEDOM'S SUN STILL RISING.23 Chapter 23 THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT IN THE SENATE.24 Chapter 24 TREASON IN THE NORTHERN CAMPS.25 Chapter 25 THE FIRE IN THE REAR. 26 Chapter 26 THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT DEFEATED IN THE HOUSE.27 Chapter 27 SLAVERY DOOMED AT THE POLLS.28 Chapter 28 FREEDOM AT LAST ASSURED.29 Chapter 29 LINCOLN'S SECOND INAUGURATION.30 Chapter 30 COLLAPSE OF THE ARMED CONSPIRACY.31 Chapter 31 ASSASSINATION!32 Chapter 32 TURNING BACK THE HANDS!33 Chapter 33 WHAT NEXT