To ensure border states remained in the union, he never said his goal was to end slavery, only that it was to save the union.
It was the trial of John Peter Zegner that represented an important step toward developing a free press in the colonies, since this case ruled in favor of Zegner, who had spoken ill against the governor.
After the outbreak of the Great War in 1914, Clemenceau returns to his journalistic career and dedicates himself in the press to writing on military and international issues and thereby creates a solid image of nationalist and patriot, goes against the socialist position in front of the war, which costs him the censorship of one of his newspapers.
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There was conflict between it's Hindu and Muslim populations.
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