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Coleman

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5. Texas at that time was in revolt

Reply to Towlie (Reply #3)

Fri Jun 19, 2020, 11:00 AM

Jun 2020

The emancipation proclamation only applied to those slaves behind enemy lines. It did not apply to those slaves in Missouri and Maryland, or confederate territory that had already been defeated.

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Juneteenth started in Texas. nocoincidences Jun 2020 #2

Are you proud that Texas concealed the Emancipation Proclamation from its slaves for 2-1/2 years? Towlie Jun 2020 #3

Texas at that time was in revolt Coleman Jun 2020 #5

Living in a red state myself, MontanaMama Jun 2020 #4

My RWNJ BIL owns his own business and usually knocks off at noon on Fridays Ex Lurker Jun 2020 #6

Wow, that'll show 'em central scrutinizer Jun 2020 #8

I'll never understand that kind of hate. Alacritous Crier Jun 2020 #9

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