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Table of Contents
Introduction
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QuoteBank
Twenty Famous Quotes
8Slavery
 
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11Religion
12Democracy & Government
14War & Peace
16Wisdom & Philosophy
17Inspirational
19Constitution & Law
21Social Issues
23Personal
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Obama’s Historic speeches
House divided speech
29Copper Union address
31Lincoln’s first Inaugural address
36The Gettysburg address
41Lincoln’s second Inaugural address
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Letters written by Lincoln
A word to teachers
54To Horace Greeley
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56To Mrs. Lydia Bixby
60To Joshua Speed
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Abraham Lincoln isconsidered by mosthistorians as the greatestPresident of the UnitedStates. This ugly, plainspoken man from Illinoishas done more to save thenation by steering it ablythrough the worst crisis itfaced.
He was asked todo much and heproved to be theman of themoment. Hetook on a nationalmost tornapart by agruesome civil war and guidedit to an era of hope and a newdawn. To millions of slaves heappeared as a savior bygranting them freedom. Hismeteoric rise from rags topower is an inspiring talewhich aptly proves thateverything is possible if thereis a strong will, determinationand ability. Most Presidentsof the US including Barack Obama regard him as asource of inspiration andguidance.
Poverty
 
On February 12 1809, a malechild was born to ThomasLincoln and Nancy Hanks in asingle room log cabin at Sinking Spring Farm, in southeast HardinCounty, Kentucky. The child was Abraham Lincoln who wouldlater become the first Presidentborn outside the original thirteencolonies. His father was anilliterate farmer. He bore the
 Abraham Lincoln - His Life and Times
The 16th President of the United States
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