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According to the pamphlet, which of the following describes the intended outcome of South Carolina’s secession?

A) South Carolina would enter into an alliance with other slaveholding states to form their own country.

B) South Carolina would begin a war against the American government.

C) South Carolina would become its own sovereign country.

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