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The 13th Amendment was a significant achievement of Lincoln's presidency from "summary" of Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin
The passage of the Thirteenth Amendment was a monumental achievement during Lincoln's presidency. It marked a turning point in the fight against slavery and represented a significant step towards the abolition of this inhumane institution. Lincoln's unwavering commitment to ending slavery was evident in his tireless efforts to garner support for the amendment. Despite facing numerous obstacles and challenges along the way, Lincoln remained steadfast in his determination to see the amendment through to fruition. Lincoln's leadership and political acumen were crucial in securing the necessary votes for the passage of the amendment. By engaging in strategic negotiations and leveraging his relationships with key lawmakers, Lincoln was able to build a coalition of support that ultimately led to the successful ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment. His ability to navigate the complexities of the political landscape and bring together disparate factions was instrumental in achievin...
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