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Slabory (slavery)


lost lives lying amongst the floor of gettysburg battle rifle shots and cannon rattles labor and slavery, confederates and a union that doesnt have remedy, no other option than to fight it out until lincoln came to his senses and decided to write it out the birth of the gettysburg address they put their rifles down and gave slavery a rest
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