In their 1858 battle for the Illinois senatorial seat, Douglas and Lincoln conducted seven debates that addressed slavery, states' rights, and other issues. This volume features a selection of these groundbreaking discussions.
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In their 1858 battle for the Illinois senatorial seat, Douglas and Lincoln conducted seven debates that addressed slavery, states' rights, and other issues. This volume features a selection of these groundbreaking discussions.
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the book gets you into the minds of people living at that time. it is especially relevant for african-americans because times have changed so much that we have to be aware and have a historical understanding of the undercurrent of racism lying just below the surface of white americans societal politeness, but whose ugliness has risen like a gyser with the election of our black president.
