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Emancipation Ordinance of Missouri (1865) - Historical Document & Significance #2242021 (License: Personal Use)
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This ornately decorated official document declares the abolition of slavery in Missouri, signed by Governor Thomas C. Fletcher and other state officials on January 11, 1865. Its elaborate border features allegorical figures representing liberty, justice, and progress, reflecting the era’s symbolic visual rhetoric. The handwritten ordinance includes detailed legal language and multiple signatures affirming its enactment.
Used in educational, museum, and archival contexts to illustrate Civil War-era emancipation efforts outside federal action; matches user intent for historical research, classroom instruction, or genealogical study of Reconstruction-era legislation.
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