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Communication by Andrew Johnson, military governor of Tennessee, stating his support for the adoption of a Constitutional amendment to ban slavery in the United States.
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Keywords

  1. Constitutional Amendments
  2. Johnson, Andrew, 1808 1875
  3. Slaver
  4. Slavery

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