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Why did the crisis at Fort Sumter pose a challenge for President Lincoln?
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Why did the crisis at Fort Sumter pose a challenge for President Lincoln?

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Following in 1968 conviction in which many reformers has been disappointed in the way that vice president Hubert Humprey despite not having completed in a single primary easily won nomination over senators Eugene Mc Carthy and George McGovern.
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He wanted to avoid violence and war and yet could not accept secession.

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