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Illusion of Choice - Paperback

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by Allen Filson (Author)

So you think you know all about President Abraham Lincoln?Think again.President Lincoln supported an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that allowed slavery to exist in every state of the union. President Lincoln attempted to rid America of all people of color by signing an agreement with Bernard Kock (a shipping company owner), to export people of color out of America. President Abraham Lincoln was upset with the white and black races interbreeding. He believed the only way to stop this was to separate the races by exporting people of color out of America. These are not my views or my words, they are those of Abraham Lincoln. Come take a walk through history, real history, and see for yourself the Abraham Lincoln you never knew. History has a way of being remembered the way we would like it to have been, and maybe not the way it actually was. In this book, you will see exactly what was said, and who said it. You may even come away knowing who President Abraham Lincoln really was and what he believed in.

Number of Pages: 228
Dimensions: 0.52 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: October 07, 2019
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