Why did President Lincoln reverse General Fremont's order to free captured slaves?

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<span> President Lincoln rescinded Fremont's emancipation proclamation, fearing it might push other Border States (slave states loyal to the Union) into the Confederate camp. Staff corruption, opposition from Missouri’s influential Blair family, and military defeats caused Lincoln to relieve Fremont of his command on November 2, 1861.</span>

fiasKO [112]3 years ago

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He feared retaliation from the border states, which supported slavery.

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