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Dominic Manthey. (2020) A Violent Peace and America’s Copperhead Legacy. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 50:1, pages 3-18.
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JamesJ. Kimble. (2007) My Enemy, My Brother: The Paradox of Peace and War in Abraham Lincoln's Rhetoric of Conciliation . Southern Communication Journal 72:1, pages 55-70.
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Linda Selzer. (1997) Historicizing Lincoln: Garry wills and the canonization of the “Gettysburg address”;. Rhetoric Review 16:1, pages 120-137.
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