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Yuliana Frey

17 May, 01:56

How did Abraham Lincoln view the issue of southern secession?

A. that it was a good thing because the southern states believed in slavery

B. that it must be avoided at all costs

C. that it was illegal and the union must be preserved

D. that it is was unavoidable

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