File:Letter signed Schofield (J.M. Schofield), Hd. Qu. Dept. of Mo., to William G. Eliot, June 23, 1863.jpg

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English: Tells Eliot that he is sure the Convention will pass an Emancipation Ordinance, and even though it may not be exactly as he, Eliot, and other advocates of freedom wish in terms of speediness of operation, it will still be a success because the principle will be settled; says that Missouri will be a free state and expresses his confidence in Missouri's ability to adjust to the change.
Title: Letter signed Schofield [J.M. Schofield], Hd. Qu. Dept. of Mo., to William G. Eliot, June 23, 1863
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Source Missouri History Museum
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Author Schofield, John McAllister, 1831-1906
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D03888
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William Greenleaf Eliot Papers- Box 2. Papers
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Politics and government
Civil War, 1861-1865
Slavery
African Americans
Slavery, abolition, and emancipation
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167656
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