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 Date: 2013-04-12 11:12:31Stephen A. Douglas Lincoln–Douglas debates Abolitionism Abraham Lincoln Kansas–Nebraska Act Emancipation Proclamation Underground Railroad Richard Yates Midwestern United States Illinois Slavery in the United States Bleeding Kansas |
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