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The founders of United States all either allowed or advocated for slavery to exist in theUnited States. Given this fact, why would Lincoln still choose to reference them in hisspeech?
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The founders of United States all either allowed or advocated for slavery to exist in theUnited States. Given this fact, why would Lincoln still choose to reference them in hisspeech?

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Lincoln was absolutely correct to attribute to the Founding Fathers the belief not only that slavery was wrong—that it challenged the very logic of republican

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