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Who expressed his opinion to Lincoln that by casting the war as fight against slavery Europe would be less likely to help the south?
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∙ 11y ago
The correct answer to this is Frederick Douglass. Along with Horace Greeley, Frederick Douglass urged or more like provoked Lincoln to turn the war into a battle to end slavery in America. Northerners also supported this position.
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Who expressed his opinion to Lincoln that by casting the war as a fight against slavery europeon countries would be less likely to aid the south?
ok. i dont know the answer buut i was doing my homework && loooking for this answer. i found this question, word for word. hahahah! what if its one of my classmates. lmao
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