Abraham Lincoln, soon called the "Great Emancipator," had made his white- supremacist views very clear, views later cited by southern officials in their 1960s struggle to protect legal segregation.

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Abraham Lincoln was a white supremacist who believed that blacks were inferior to whites. He made his views clear in a number of speeches and writings, including his famous "House Divided" speech of 1858.

Abraham Lincoln, Soon Called the "Great Emancipator," Had Made His