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Lincoln stood firm on secession to evolve US as a great nation and great country and at the cost of Civil War and he achieved him aim. He sent a ship for supplies at Union fort in South Carolina and it was fired thus starting the Civil War. He showed his abilities in command , politics and diplomacy to become a great president of US.

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Abraham Lincoln didn't want slavery to spread but allowed existing states to keep it because he wanted America to be united. But the South seceded and he decided to win the South back by war. He was upset that US wasn't united.

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Lincoln believed that secession had challenged the fundamental premises of democracy. He would take whatever steps needed, to stop it.

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Q: How did Abraham Lincoln view the issue of southern secession?
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He was right.


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