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1. Abraham Lincoln
   ... Harding on the other hand maintains that Lincoln refused to use the issue of ending slavery as a war aim in the beginning and then issued the Emancipation ...
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2. fort sumter
   ... United States troops were to leave the fort. President Abraham Lincoln refused to let them. ... Lincoln refused to withdraw soldiers from Fort Sumter. ...
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3. Fort Sumter
   ... United States troops were to leave the fort. President Abraham Lincoln refused to let them. ... Lincoln refused to withdraw soldiers from Fort Sumter. ...
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4. Fort Sumter
   ... United States troops were to leave the fort. President Abraham Lincoln refused to let them. ... Lincoln refused to withdraw soldiers from Fort Sumter. ...
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5. The Emancipation Proclamation
   ... proclamations and chastised both men for their ambition.4 Later, when the first Union commanders began to recruit black soldiers, Lincoln refused to furnish ...
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6. abe lincoln
   ... for a country. Lincoln refused to let the poverty and hardships of his childhood deprive him of a successful life. Even though he ...
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7. abe lincoln
   ... for a country. Lincoln refused to let the poverty and hardships of his childhood deprive him of a successful life. Even though he ...
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8. The American Civil War
   ... President Buchanonthe president preceding Lincoln refused to stop slavery in the states it already existed, he hoped that the crisis could be solved without ...
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9. The Great Emancipator
   ... purposes. Lincoln refused to sign the Act until it was amended, stating he thought it an unconditional bill of attainder. Although ...
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10. What Started the Civil War
    ... course of action the Southerners could take was to secede. When Lincoln refused to accept the secession, war was the direct result.
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11. Reconstruction 18651877
    ... On the other hand, some Union troops that did not want to fight a war over slavery left the Union Army and refused to fight. Lincoln had more plans that just ...
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12. Civil War 4
    ... a long period of time but waited for Lincoln to enter office. Major Robert Anderson was in command of the union army at the time. He repeatedly refused to give ...
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13. Abraham Lincoln wanted a unified country
    ... Bogged down in unfamiliar duties and problems, Lincoln was at first indecisive. He denounced secession but refused to interfere with slavery in established ...
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14. Abraham Lincoln 2
    ... Actually, Lincoln denied continuously that he was an abolitionist. In two separate debates, he refused to believe that blacks should enjoy the privileges of ...
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15. lincoln
    ... Actually, Lincoln denied continuously that he was an abolitionist. In two separate debates, he refused to believe that blacks should enjoy the privileges of ...
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16. Lincoln now he belongs to the ages
    ... afternoon of his death he went on a carriage ride with Mary and refused to have ... John Wilkes Booth wrote a letter to his mother, and read of Lincolnamp39s plans to ...
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17. Role of Abraham Lincoln in Civil War
    ... known southern leaders moved to carry out a threat many northerners refused to take ... On the other hand, Lincoln made it clear that he would ampquothold, occupy, and ...
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18. Lincoln and Jefferson Davis
    ... Lee, Davisamp39s army commander, surrendered to Grantamp39s army under Lincoln. When Jefferson Davis heard about Leeamp39s surrendered he wept, but refused to admit defeat ...
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19. election of 1860
    ... Hannibal Hamlin, a former Democrat from Maine, was chosen to run with Lincoln as his vice ... When they were refused, fifty delegates walked out of the convention. ...
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20. abe lincoln
    ... During the Mexican War in 1847, Abraham Lincoln went to Washington as a ... offered the job of governship of the Oregon Territory, which he refused convinced that ...
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21. Lincolns Journey to Emancipation
    ... would nor hurt slavery in the South. But Southerns refused to believe anything Lincoln said. At the outset of the war, Lincoln strove ...
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22. Blacks in the American Civil War
    ... Lincolnamp39s reasoning behind not letting blacks into the Army was because he wanted to ... let blacks join the Army, then white soldiers would have refused to fight ...
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23. history of the original Lincoln Douglas Debate
    ... certain laws, and because of this, Southern Democrats refused to support him when he ran for the presidency which resulted in a lose to no other than Lincoln. ...
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24. abe lincoln
    ... and welltrained army that far outnumbered that of his opponents he refused to take the ... He was quoted as calling Lincoln a ampquotbaboonampquot and ampquota wellmeaning baboon ...
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25. Abraham Lincoln
    ... seceded in 1861, he was the only Southern senator that refused to join the Confederacy. He was selected to run for vice president on Lincolnamp39s successful bid ...
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26. Abraham Lincoln
    ... Back in Washington Lincoln never regained consciousness and passed away at 7:22 AM on the morning of April 15 at the ... Booth refused, so the barn was set on fire ...
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27. Abraham Lincoln
    ... Back in Washington Lincoln never regained consciousness and passed away at 7:22 AM on the morning of April 15 at the ... Booth refused, so the barn was set on fire ...
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28. Changing to War
    ... Southern leaders believed that their action was lawful, but Lincoln and a majority of Northerners refused to accept the right of Southern states to secede. ...
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29. John Wilkes Booth
    ... David Herold came out of the barn but Booth refused and so the barn was ... Samuel Arnold were found guilty of being involved in the conspiracy to murder Lincoln. ...
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30. Blooming Trinity
    ... beliefs, and cultural disposition of his time through his allusions to President Lincoln. ... Eagle, but was fired there in 1948, because he refused to support ...
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