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After having first impressed free black men into service for the Confederacy, the rebels secured (initially through voluntary effort of the owners and later through impressment) the labor of enslaved men to facilitate their prosecution of the war.”119 Historian David Brion Davis wrote: “Slaves played a critical role in their own liberation. Though most Northerners were willing to accept Negroes as laborers in the army, there was, at the outset, much opposition to the idea of Negro troops, and even Lincoln "thought that the organization, equipment and arming of negroes, like other soldiers, would be productive of more evil than good."
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Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press; 1 edition (December 20, 2011)
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