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He was willing to grant pardons to former Confederate's, and he considered compensating them for lost property. In addition, Lincoln did not require a guarantee of social or political equality for African-Americans. He recognize prounion governments in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee even though they denied African-Americans the right to vote

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