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Allen Cohen

9 April, 10:35

A difference between the inaugural addresses of Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln was that Davis explained that he did not want to start a war. Davis rejected the secession of Confederate states. Davis described the form of government his nation would take. Davis stated his plan for governing the nation.

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