The day that Missouri finally freed the people it enslaved
A special state convention, meeting downtown, formally freed the people who had been enslaved on Jan. 11, 1865.
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A special state convention, meeting downtown, formally freed the people who had been enslaved on Jan. 11, 1865.
On Aug. 30, 1861, after consulting only with his wife, Fremont issued a proclamation declaring that active rebels in Missouri will be shot and their slaves "hereby declared freemen."
The Phelps County Historical Society hosted Professor Emeritus William Garrett Piston of Missouri State University on July 13 for a lecture and discussion of Missouri’s experience with guerrilla warfare during
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CLARKSVILLE, Mo. — A man known for his steel resolve saved Clarksville from a Confederate guerilla who once broke up a wedding to enlist recruits.