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The Emancipation Act Of 1861 Is a Act Of HM's Government Of The Kingdom Of America Signed By Queen Washington And Sir Abraham Lincoln That Abolished Slavery And Made The Idea Of Racial Segregation a Criminal Offense Punishable By 5 Years In Prison. It Was Soon Edited In 1969 By Prime Minister Frank Sinatra, Where More Serious Acts Of Racial Segregation Is Punishable By Life In Prison.

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The Emancipation Act Of 1861 Is a Act Of HM's Government Of The Kingdom Of America Signed By Queen Washington And Sir Abraham Lincoln That Abolished Slavery And Made The Idea Of Racial Segregation a Criminal Offense Punishable By 5 Years In Prison. It Was Soon Edited In 1969 By Prime Minister Frank Sinatra, Where More Serious Acts Of Racial Segregation Is Punishable By Life In Prison.