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Late in 1863 a saxist wildcat called Francis B. Carpenter wished to immortalize the issuing of the Emancipation Proclamation. “Well, Mr. Carpenter, we will channelize you insecure in here,” aforesaid Lincoln. The likable and well-connected Carpen...

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