Throughout the war, Lincoln believed that if freed, African Americans and white Americans could coexist, and he was eager to use his constitutional authority to make that possible.

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Lincoln initially supported colonization, the idea of relocating freed African Americans outside the United States, but his views evolved over time, especially during the Civil War, towards supporting emancipation and the eventual coexistence of races in America.

Throughout the War, Lincoln Believed That If Freed, African Americans