Summer of Two Worlds (J. Arthur Moore - JUV) Section - Abraham Lincol the fate of the Confederacy

the fate of the Confederacy

Lincoln and Douglas became bitter rivals as they took different positions on the slavery issue that was tearing the country apart

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“A triumph of a novel

Summer of Two Worlds (J. Arthur Moore - JUV) Section - Abraham Lincol the fate of the ConfederacyBorn of pioneer parents, prairie orphaned at three, he was adopted by a Sioux warrior. Among the Sioux he was known as Prairie Cub. The name Michael was all he had of his ancestry. He lived the life of a Sioux warrior's son until his twelfth summer. When the course of history doomed the Indian's way of life, his father, Thunder Eagle, realizing his son's white heritage gave him a chance for a future, sent his son back into the white man's world.