In 1862 President Lincoln's Cabinet urges him to wait for victory in the war with the Confederacy before issuing Emancipation Proclamation. Lee invades Maryland, hoping that victories in the Eastern Theater will convince Europe to support the Confederate's cause. The battle at Antietam, however, turns into a bloody stalemate with 23,000 killed. Tired of waiting, and pressured by abolitionists, Lincoln issues a preliminary Emancipation Proclamation with deadlines for South

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Civil War, 1862 stalemate, consideration of emancipation proclamation, Lincoln's cabinet, Robert E. Lee, George McClellan, Battle at Antietam, slavery issue, deadlines for South, Lincoln as master politician, Civil War and Reconstruction, The

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