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Abe Lincoln and Slavery

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November 8, 2016

 

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He also always voted with his party against the spread of slavery in the south. When his bill started to draw negative attention he dropped it. He hated slavery, but he thought that forcing anti-slavery on the south would lead to violence. He hoped that slavery would just wear away as society advanced...
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He hoped that slavery would just wear away as society advanced. He wanted bills to be passed that would eliminate slavery with compensation given to southerners who owned slaves. Now he realizes that he opposes slavery, but not so much that he would fight for it. When the Kansas-Nebraska Act repealed the Missouri Compromise by allowing slavery in the Louisiana territory forbidden by the Compromise Lincoln was rocketed into an abolitionist standpoint...
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