Select one: a. The certainty that abiding by the law would do nothing to stop the war b. The certainty that abolishing slavery would bring the war to a peaceful end c. The possibility of abiding by the law while destroying the nation through war d. The possibility of abolishing slavery yet continuing to fight an unjust war

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Jordyn Booker

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30 July, 05:07

Select one: a. The certainty that abiding by the law would do nothing to stop the war b. The certainty that abolishing slavery would bring the war to a peaceful end c. The possibility of abiding by the law while destroying the nation through war d. The possibility of abolishing slavery yet continuing to fight an unjust war

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Hudson Shea · Answer 1

Assuming that this is referring to the same list question that was posted before with these options, the best answer would be " c. The possibility of abiding by the law while destroying the nation through war" since Lincoln believed that he was right to stop the South from seceding.