| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Only Maryland's failure to rise in support of Lee's invasion in September 1862 made Maryland's Unionist loyalty clear.By then it was clear to Lincoln that there could be no Union without emancipation, and that he, like almost everyone else but Frederick Douglass, had been kidding himself if he believed that the Civil War was about anything other than emancipation.
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