How did Lincoln react to the actions of generals John C. Fremont and David Hunter, who ordered all slaves in their areas freed under the First Confiscation Act?
A) He generally ignored their actions.
B) He immediately countermanded their orders and told them to follow the law.
C) He officially approved of their actions, sending them medals for their efforts.
D) He privately approved but required them to return slaves to their masters.
Answer: B
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