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Benjamin Franklin Butler fue un abogado, político y soldado que ganó prominencia por su papel durante la Guerra Civil estadounidense. Aunque a menudo fue una figura controvertida, su perspicacia legal le permitió ser pionero en conceptos innovadores, como la designación de esclavos fugitivos como 'contrabando de guerra', lo que contribuyó al objetivo más amplio de la emancipación. Butler se convirtió más tarde en una figura influyente en la Cámara de Representantes, defendiendo la legislación de derechos civiles y oponiéndose a las políticas de Reconstrucción del presidente Andrew Johnson. Su carrera estuvo marcada tanto por triunfos políticos como por disputas, pero sus iniciativas legales y legislativas dejaron una huella significativa.
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Private and Official Correspondence of Gen. Benjamin F. Butler During the Period of Civil War, Vol 5
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