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Contents Introduction 000 1. Confederate Property Seizures and the Northern Home Front during the Secession Crisis 000 2. Privateers, Debt Repudiation, and the "Contraband" 000 3. Congress Debates the Confiscation of Rebel Property in 1861 000 4. The First Confiscation Act and the Emancipation of Slaves 000 5. John C. Frémont and Simon Cameron Attempt to Emancipate Slaves and Punish Rebels 000 6. The Second Confiscation Act Debated in Congress 000 7. Slavery and the Constitution 000 8. The Northern Public, Slavery, and Hard War 000 9. Southern Land and Slaves 000 10. War Powers and Confiscation 000 Conclusion: The Passage and the Failure of the Second Confiscation Act 000 Appendix 1: Final Votes on and Text of the First Confiscation Act 000 Appendix 2: Final Votes on and Text of the Second Confiscation Act 000 Notes 000 Bibliography 000 Index 000
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United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Confiscations and contributions.