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Why does the author say the Emancipation Proclamation “came as a great beacon light of hope?” in the first paragraph?

Why does the author say the Emancipation Proclamation “came as a great beacon light of hope?” in the first paragraph?
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Why does the author say the Emancipation Proclamation “came as a great beacon light of hope?” in the first paragraph?

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Because he has corrected something wicked

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I think is because is a bright light or fire light of hope the brightest hope would come
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