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President Lincoln considered the Southern states to be rebels. How did Southerners see the Confederacy?
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President Lincoln considered the Southern states to be rebels. How did

Southerners see the Confederacy?

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President Lincoln considered the Southern states to be rebels by following ways ..

1)lincoln said that we should be helpful and respectful to others

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As a separate nation entitled to all the rights of a nation.

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