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Abbie Price
17 October, 03:56
How did the Lincoln's loss turn into a victory
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Kendra Hood
17 October, 04:25
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More people realized how terrible slavery was (maybe)
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Tucker Donaldson
17 October, 06:56
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For preserving the Union and bringing an end to slavery, and for his unique character and powerful oratory, Lincoln is hailed as one of the greatest American presidents.
Despite having a low win chances, Lincoln won with a overwhelming majority of votes. He took every state except few. He received around fifty five % of the popular vote and two hundred twelve electoral votes to McClellan's 21. A huge part of the Union soldiers voted for Lincoln as well, demonstrating their readiness to keep combative and denial to accept defeat.
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