“It is a burning shame to this country,” affirmed congressional abolitionists, “to hold the wives and the children in slavery of men who are periling their lives before the rebel legions.”
I'm confused about whose wives and children are in slavery?
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Appomattox
What is Appomattox?
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retention rate
What is the average retention rate for online classes in higher ed?
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Aimee L. Whiteside
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by the federal government
Historians have given a lot of attention to the relationship between the federal and state governments. The states must comply with laws passed by the US Congress as long as the laws do not violate the U.S. Constitution.
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Another page note.
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These are page notes. Huh.
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children
It's notable Dr. King was spurred by photos of Vietnamese children to end his silence.
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had torn a gaping budget hole in Johnson’s Great Society domestic programs.
In other words, the war drew funds away from Civil Rights programs.
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Beyond signaling his growing radicalism, the Riverside speech reflected Dr. King’s increasing political courage — and shows why, half a century later, he remains a pivotal figure in American history.
This looks like the thesis to me.
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David J. Garrow
Who is David Garrow?
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