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Why did south change their minds about allowing slaves to fight in the war

Why did south change their minds about allowing slaves to fight in the war
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Why did south change their minds about allowing slaves to fight in the war

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It is because instead of losing their soldiers they said "Slaves don't really matter let them fight while we kick back" but actually like that but if you know what I mean then your golden
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The south really had no choice on their part. They were nearly run down and needed to allow slaves to fight.
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