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Ulysses S. Grant said the cause of the Confederacy was "I believe , one of the worst for which a people ever fought , and one for which there was the least excuse . " …

Ulysses S. Grant said the cause of the Confederacy was "I believe , one of the worst for which a people ever fought , and one for which there was the least excuse . " …
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Ulysses S. Grant said the cause of the Confederacy was "I believe , one of the worst for which a people ever fought , and one for which there was the least excuse . " What "cause " is he referring to ?​

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refering to the war

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