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Preface | viii | |
Works Frequently Cited | xiii | |
Part 1 | Mirage | |
1. | The Most Famous Act In U.S. History Never Happened | 5 |
2. | The Emancipation Proclamation That Wasn't | 22 |
3. | Pharaoh And Moses | 45 |
Part 2 | Mirror | |
4. | A Fantasy For All Seasons | 63 |
5. | Prologue In Blackface And Whiteface | 87 |
Part 3 | Myth | |
6. | Fooling All The People All The Time | 113 |
Part 4 | The White Dream | |
7. | The Last Best [White] Hope | 147 |
8. | In The Red, White And Black Beginning | 160 |
Part 5 | The Jim Crow Lincoln | |
9. | Backing The Black Laws | 183 |
10. | Toward The Ethnic Cleansing of America | 215 |
Part 6 | "White Man's Charter" | |
11. | How To Emancipate Without Emancipating | 233 |
12. | A Politician Divided Against Himself | 246 |
13. | Ignoring America's Greatest Moral Crisis | 271 |
14. | Supporting the Great American Slave Hunt | 286 |
15. | Prelude to Halfness | 298 |
Part 7 | "White Man's War" | |
16. | "The Negro Has Nothing To Do With It" | 337 |
17. | The Bull Run Blues | 371 |
18. | "Linconia": Lincoln's Fantasy Plan For Banishing Blacks | 381 |
Part 8 | The Emancipators Nobody Knows | |
19. | The Emancipating Congress | 391 |
20. | The "Conversion" of Abraham Lincoln | 430 |
21. | Lincoln Asks Blacks To Leave America | 452 |
Part 9 | "Let this Cup Pass from me" | |
22. | Lincoln Tries To Escape History | 469 |
23. | Lincoln Asks Congress To Deport Blacks | 509 |
24. | No Hidin' Place | 523 |
Part 10 | "Whipped into ... Glory" | |
25. | Emancipating The Emancipator | 531 |
26. | Goin' To Gettysburg, Sorry I Can't Take You | 556 |
Part 11 | With Malice Toward Some | |
27. | Reconstruction Of The White People, By The White People, For The White People | 587 |
28. | The Last Lincoln | 610 |
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