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What was the most important or significant decision President Lincoln made to preserve the Union of the United States? Why?
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What was the most important or significant decision President Lincoln made to preserve the Union of the United States? Why?
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What was the most important or significant decision President Lincoln made to preserve the Union of the United States? Why?
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he did not agree to abolish slavery but did so on accident he did not agree to cause he did not want to separate states like north and south/union confederate
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