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EMILY DICKINSON, image, image, image, image, image, image, image, image,…

- - - - south
        
        they wanted to
        keep slavery
      - north
        
        they wanted to
        abolish slavery
  - - - south favored for better military leaders
      - north with an advantage for industries and railways
- - - - Formed city with different governments
        
        Respect the Puritan idea and reforms
- - - - In 1863 Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation
      - In 1th February 1865 Lincoln passed the joint Congressional resolution
      - in 1865 abolition of slavery
    - - slavery began in 1619
      - People forced to do hard work
      - Between 1774-1804 all the states in the north abolished slavery but not in the south
      - in 1793 invented the cotton gin
      - slave rebellions between 1800-1831
      - 1820 debate on limiting slavery
        
        1850 another debate
      - In 1January 1863 slavery ended
- - - - 1804 -1882
      - extraordinary education
      - little interest in writing
    - - disciplined, civic-minded public life
      - treasurer of Amherst College
      - 1803 - 1874
      - being elected to the Congress
    - - good relationship with Emily in their yourh
      - turned his full attention to law
      - 1829-1895
    - - good relationship with Emily
      - published her sister's book
      - 1833-1899
    - - Martha Dickinson
        
        1914:published poems of Emily
        
        poetess and editing her aunt’s poetry
        
        last surviving member of the Dickinson line
      - Edward Dickinson
      - Thomas Gilbert Dickinson
    - - close friends, Emily loved her
      - 1830-1913
  - - - intimate relationships
      - spiritual wrestling
    - - most significant relationship
    - - tried to get Dickinson to submit his poem