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THE TRUTH EXPOSED: The Civil War was not the war that liberated Black people from American chattel slavery.
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Y.N.Kly "The Invisible War"...
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THE TRUTH EXPOSED: The Civil War was not the war that liberated Black people from American chattel slavery.
Sources:
Y.N.Kly "The Invisible War" (2006). see: http://www.claritypress.com/files/Kly...
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