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What did president johnson do after mississippi's rejection of legislation that outlawed slavery and south carolina's refusal to renounce secession?

What did president johnson do after mississippi's rejection of legislation that outlawed slavery and south carolina's refusal to renounce secession?
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what did president johnson do after mississippi's rejection of legislation that outlawed slavery and south carolina's refusal to renounce secession?

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Johnson refused to intervene

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