Lincoln's attitude about the freeing of the slaves (abolition)

O A.

was mainly negative throughout the war

O B.

was mainly positive throughout the war

O c. became less favorable as the war continued

OD

became increasingly favorable as the war continued

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D) became increasingly favorable as war continued because he was morally opposed to slavery and politically opposed to any expansion of it.

Lincoln's attitude about the freeing of the slaves (abolition)O A.was mainly negative throughout the warO B.was mainly positive throughout the warO c. became less favorable as the war continuedODbecame increasingly favorable as the war continued