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all you need to know is it the very last word of that post.
The war wasn't over slavery.
No clue what you mean and you can't tell me.
Lincoln, southern leaders and historians say you're wrong.
"All the ordinances make clear that the primary motivation for secession was the rise of a “sectional party” (re: anti-slavery Republican party in the Northern States), and the perception that slavery’s abolition was imminent."
Slavery and Justifications for Southern Secession in Their Own Words | Samuel R. Staley
With the national debate over removing monuments to confederate war heroes dominating headlines, perhaps we need a reminder of the principles and justifications for southern secession for which these men fought. The following excerpts are from the articles of secession adopted by five states...
blog.independent.org
You should ask yourself why you cling to this lie.