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William Seward insisted that the Union wait to issue the Emancipation Proclamation until: A- the War was over B- a decisive vicory C- the defeat of Robert E Lee's army D- Lincoln had recovered from illness
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William Seward insisted that the Union wait to issue the Emancipation Proclamation until:

A- the War was over

B- a decisive vicory

C- the defeat of Robert E Lee's army

D- Lincoln had recovered from illness

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Your answer is B- a decisive victory
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