Peace Negotiations Renewed
Lincoln, amidst the ratification of the 13th Amendment, cautiously reopens peace negotiations with the Confederacy, prompted by Francis. Despite their differing visions for the nation, both sides agree to send representatives to discuss terms. Tensions rise as Lincoln contemplates the trustworthiness of the Confederate agents, but General Ulysses' support helps keep the dialogue alive, setting the stage for a pivotal meeting at Fortress Monroe.In this clip
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68: Sherman's March to the Sea and the Thirteenth Amendment
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