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Do you think Lincoln wanted too much by insisting on both the passage of the 13th Amendment and an end to the War? Why or why not?
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Do you think Lincoln wanted too much by insisting on both the passage of the 13th Amendment and an end to the War? Why or why not?

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No because at the time the Union was already ahead in the war. Lincoln wanted to keep the Union as a whole with the passage of the 13th amendment it showed the Confederacy that they were already at a loss.

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