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The Great Conspiracy, Volume 4

By John Alexander Logan
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The work examines wartime debates over slavery and the interplay of military authority and civil law as commanders and lawmakers confronted fugitive and confiscated enslaved people. It recounts proclamations that declared forfeiture of rebel property and freedom for slaves used in rebellion, the varied reactions of military officers, congressional figures, and the president, and the political pressures that led to modifications of emancipation orders. Themes include the contest between executive and legislative power, the ambiguity of policy on contrabands, and the gradual shift toward arming and freeing formerly enslaved persons.

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John Alexander Logan

John Alexander Logan was an American author best known for his extensive work, "The Great Conspiracy," a multi-volume narrative that explores themes of conflict and intrigue. His writing often reflects a deep engagement with historical events, particularly those surrounding the American Civil War. Logan's contributions to literature provide insight into the complexities of war and its impact on society. Through his detailed storytelling, he captures the nuances of human experience during tumultuous times, making his work a significant part of the literary heritage of the period.

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