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The writings of Abraham Lincoln Volume 2 by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Roosevelt Theodore 1858-1919, 2010-10-06

Complete works of Abraham Lincoln Volume 8 by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Hay John 1838-1905, 2010-10-15

Selections From The Writings And Addresses Of Abraham Lincoln by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Beare Cornelia ed, 2010-10-15

The Wisdom Of Abraham Lincoln by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Scott Temple 1864-1939, 2010-10-15

The writings of Abraham Lincoln Volume 4 by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Roosevelt Theodore 1858-1919, 2010-10-06

Abraham Lincoln's Stories And Speeches, Including "early Life Stories"; "professional Life Stories"; "white House Incidents"; "war Reminiscences," Etc., Etc by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, 2010-10-06

The writings of Abraham Lincoln Volume 3 by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Roosevelt Theodore 1858-1919, 2010-10-06

Letters and addresses of Abraham Lincoln .. by Abraham Lincoln 1809-1865, 1903-12-31

The Address Of The Hon. Abraham Lincoln, In Vindication Of The Policy Of The Framers Of The Constitution And The Principles Of The Republican Party: Delivered At Cooper Institute, February 27th, 1860 by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Nott Charles C, et all 2010-10-15

The writings of Abraham Lincoln Volume 7 by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Roosevelt Theodore 1858-1919, 2010-10-06

Selections From The Letters And Speeches Of Abraham Lincoln by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, 2010-10-15

Lives And Speeches Of Abraham Lincoln And Hannibal Hamlin by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Hamlin Hannibal 1809-1891, 2010-10-14

Political Debates Between Hon. Abraham Lincoln And Hon. Stephen A. Douglas: In The Celebrated Campaign Of 1858, In Illinois by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, 2010-10-14

Abraham Lincoln; by Lincoln Abraham 1809-1865, Nott Charles C, 2010-10-06

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Westerville Public Library /All Locations
Save Nearby SUBJECTS are Year Entries Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 Influence JuvenileLiterature 2001 1 Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 Journey To Washington Feb 1861
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Extractions: AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT GENRE KEYWORD OCLC NO ISBN CALL NO Youth Services Adult Services Media Services Internet Site Young Adult Entire Collection Nearby SUBJECTS are: Result page: Prev Next Save Year Entries Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 Influence Juvenile Literature Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 Journey To Washington Feb 1861 Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 Journey To Washington Feb 1861 Juvenile Literature Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 Journeys Pennsylvania Gettysburg ... Next
Biography
Lincoln, Abraham, 18091865 Abraham Lincoln served as the 16th Presidentof the UnitedStates during the Civil War. Lincoln was born
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Extractions: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Abraham Lincoln served as the 16th President of the UnitedStates during the Civil War. Lincoln was born in Hardin County, Kentucky to Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln. His family eventually moved to Illinois where they impressed upon young Lincoln the ills of slavery. Lincoln began working on his family's farm at a young age and did not attend school. He was self taught and read any books that were around. Lincoln set out on his own and settled in New Salem. It was there that he became interested in public service. During the Black Hawk War in 1831-1832 Lincoln served as a captain. In 1832 he decided to run for the state legislature in Illinois. He lost on his first attempt but ran again in 1834 at the age of 25 and served for three terms. It was during this period of political life that Lincoln became interested in law and began studying for the bar. He was admitted to the bar in 1836. Lincoln married Mary Todd in 1839. They had four boys but only one survived past childhood. Lincoln won his bid for a seat in the United States House of Representatives, and served from 1847 to 1849. He left politics for five years, focusing his efforts on distinguishing himself as a lawyer. Lincoln gained national attention and prominence in a series of debates with Senator Stephen A. Douglas. Because of the debates Lincoln was nominated as Republican presidential candidate in 1860. Lincoln was a staunch opponent of slavery and did not believe in a state's right to secede. No less than six weeks after his election the Civil War broke out.
Abraham Lincoln
Encyclopedia Americana Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln 18091865,16th PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Lincoln entered office at
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The History Buff, Original Autographs, Manuscripts And Documents By Abraham Linc
www.eHistoryBuff.com. Original Historical Autographs. Abraham Lincoln(18091865) 16th President of the US (1861-1865). An Eyewitness
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Extractions: Lincoln quoted: "...I have read my Bible some, tho not half as much as I ought & I have always regarded Peter as sincere when he said he would never deny his Master. Yet he did deny Him. Now I think I shall keep my word & maintain the stand I have taken — but then I must remember that I am liable to infirmity & may fall..."
The History Buff, Original Autographs, Manuscripts And Documents By Abraham Linc
Abraham Lincoln (18091865) 16th President of the US (1861-1865). AutographLetter Signed as President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865).
http://www.ehistorybuff.com/lincon1.html

Extractions: Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865). 16th President of the U.S (1861-1865). Autograph Letter Signed as President, on "Executive Mansion" printed letterhead stationery, One page, Octavo, Washington, February 29, 1864. Written to U.S. District Judge Albert S. White (1803-1864) for Indiana (his appointment was confirmed by the Senate on January 18, 1864; he died September 24, 1864), an ex-Congressman from Indiana, concerning the case of Mrs. Myra Whitney Gaines. Lincoln writes (in full): " Judge [Albert S.) White, In relation to your application to allow Mrs. [Myra] Gaines to come within our lines I have to say that for all the facts I know, I should have no great objection to her coming; but that I understand the Secretary of War supposes there is sufficient ground to object, and that l am unwilling to force the matter against his objection. Yours truly A. Lincoln". In this letter to U.S. District Judge White, President Lincoln refused to overrule his Secretary of War, Edwin S. Stanton. Mrs. Myra Whitney Gaines, the widow of General Edmund Pendleton Gaines
The Classical Library - Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln (18091865). Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), was Presidentof the United States during the Civil War (1861-1865), which
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Extractions: Reference Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), was President of the United States during the Civil War (1861-1865), which was the greatest crisis in U.S. history. Although Lincoln's primary goal was preservation of the Union, his leadership helped end slavery in the United States. Lincoln believed that the example of the United States proved to the world that democracy can be a lasting form of government. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, second Inaugural Address, and many of his other speeches and writings are classic statements of democratic beliefs and goals. In conducting a bitter war, Lincoln never became bitter himself. He showed a nobility of character that has worldwide appeal. Lincoln, a Republican, was the first member of his party to become president. He was assassinated near the end of the Civil War and was succeeded by Vice President Andrew Johnson. Lincoln was the first U.S. president to be assassinated. "House Divided" Speech Farewell to the Citizens of Springfield, Illinois First Inaugural Address Proclamation Calling a Militia ...
HistoryWired: A Few Of Our Favorite Things
Related Images. Abraham Lincoln (18091865), Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865).Audio, Lincoln and Liberty Too Abraham Lincoln campaign
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Lincoln, Abraham
Strangers to Us All, Lawyers and Poetry. Abraham Lincoln (18091865).Source James D. Richardson, A Compilation of the Messages and
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Lincoln, Abraham, 18091865 Homes and hauntsIllinois Springfield.· Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Political career before 1861.
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SUBJECT Lincoln, Abraham, 18091865 Family. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Birthplace. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865.
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Extractions: TITLE: A Lincoln learner's originals PLACE: [S.l. : PUBLISHER: s.n, YEAR: ? 1990 1993 PUB TYPE: Book FORMAT: 35 microfiches : negative ; 11 x 15 cm. NOTES: SUBJECT: OTHER: Cathey, James H. (James Harrison), b. 1866. Truth is stranger than fiction. Cathey, James H. (James Harrison), b. 1866. Genesis of Lincoln. Coggins, James Caswell, 1865- Abraham Lincoln, a North Carolinian. Coggins, James Caswell, 1865- Abraham Lincoln, a North Carolinian, with proof. Coggins, James Caswell, 1865- Eugenics of President Abraham Lincoln. Lamon, Ward Hill, 1828-1893. Life of Lincoln. Bledsoe, Albert Taylor, 1809-1877. Review of Lamon's Life of Lincoln. Boyd, Lucinda Joan Rogers, b. 1840. Sorrows of Nancy.
ABRAHAM AND MARY Love Is Eternal - Suite101.com
Related Subject(s) Lincoln, Abraham, 18091865 Marriage , Lincoln, MaryTodd, 1818-1882 Marriage. Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865). *.*..
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Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln (18091865). Autographed edition of A Proclamation, known asthe Emancipation Proclamation, (Philadelphia Frederick Leypoldt, ca.
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Extractions: Autographed edition of A Proclamation , known as the "Emancipation Proclamation," (Philadelphia: Frederick Leypoldt, ca. June 6, 1864), signed by President Abraham Lincoln and Secretary of State William H. Seward. A Proclamation, known as the "Emancipation Proclamation." [Philadelphia: Frederick Leypoldt, ca. June 6,1864]. Broadside. On January 1, 1863, Abraham Lincoln granted freedom to all slaves in states then in rebellion, with the exception of Tennessee, southern Louisiana, and parts of Virginia. As stated in the body of the text, the proclamation was a war measure based on the president's prerogatives as commander- in-chief in times of armed rebellion. Despite its intent as a war tactic and the exclusion of various states and parts of states, the president's proclamation nevertheless stands as a milestone in the ending of all slavery in the United States and as an expression of the freedom embodied in the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution. Although personally opposed to the institution of slavery, Lincoln had resisted any direct action against it for fear of encouraging the border states to secede, his first priority in the conflict being the maintenance of the Union rather than the abolition of slavery. By the summer of 1862, however, the president could no longer ignore emancipation as a tactical maneuver against rebellion, and decided to act. Lincoln wrote the first draft of the preliminary proclamation in June 1862, but did not publish it until after the pivotal Battle of Antietam (September 17, 1862). This document, known as the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, was issued to the public on September nnouncing the intention to free slaves within the period of 100 days.
LINCOLN Statue Plate
President of the USA, 18611865. American civil war, 15 April,1861-9 April,1865.Lancashire cotton famine, 1861-1865. Abraham Lincoln 1809-1865
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Extractions: Assassinated 15 April,1865 President of the USA American civil war 15 April,1861-9 April,1865 Lancashire cotton famine ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809-1865 This statue commemorates the support that the working people of Manchester gave in the fight for the abolition of slavery during the American civil war. By supporting the Union under President Lincoln at a time when there was an economic blockade of the southern states, the Lancashire cotton workers were denied access to raw cotton which caused considerable unemployment throughout the cotton industry. Extracts of President Lincoln's letter to the working people of Manchester thanking them for their help are reproduced around this plinth... FREE TRADE HALL PUBLIC MEETING, 31 DECEMBER 1862 Chairman: Abel Heywood Extract of an address from the working people of Manchester to his excellency Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America... "...the vast progress which you have made in the short space of twenty months fills us with hope that every stain on your freedom will shortly be removed, and that the erasure of that foul blot on civilisation and Chritianity - chattel slavery - during your presidency, will cause the name of Abraham Lincoln to be honoured and revered by posterity. We are certain that such a glorious consummation will cement Great Britain and the United States in close and enduring regards."
Edition Notes For Abraham Lincoln's "The House Divided Against Itself Cannot Sta
House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand An Electronic Edition.File Statement. Author Lincoln, Abraham, 18091865 (00000142).
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Extractions: Edition Notes for Abraham Lincoln's "The House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand:" An Electronic Edition Author: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 (00000142) Title: Abraham Lincoln's "The House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand:" An Electronic Edition (001) Responsibility for Electronic Text: Scanned from source using OmniPage LE and compiled in electronic format by Robert N. Gaines, February 1999. Extent: Text = 3178 words, Electronic Text File = 18,741 bytes Edition Type: Instance (not a critical edition) Edition Source(s): Lincoln, Abraham. "Speech of Abraham Lincoln, At Springfield, June 17, 1858." In The Writings of Abraham Lincoln. 8 vols. Ed. Arthur Brooks Lapsley, 3: 1-13. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1906. Availablility: Freely available for non-commercial use provided that these edition notes are included in their entirety with any copy distributed, February 1999. Source Correction: None Normalization: None Standardization: None Method of Reporting Variants: None Method of Commentary: None Revision History of Edition: None Responsibility for Edition Profile: Robert N. Gaines, February 1999
Abraham Lincoln Online -- Your Source For Lincoln News
Extensive collection of Lincoln resources, including online versions of his speeches and writings.Category Society History Presidents Lincoln, AbrahamAbraham Lincoln Online.org Home News Books Speeches Places Resources Students Index Search Discussion This Week
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Extractions: "He entered my studio on Sunday morning, remarking that a friend at the hotel (Tremont House) had invited him to attend church, 'but,' said Mr. Lincoln, 'I thought I'd rather come and sit for the bust. The fact is,' he continued, 'I don't like to hear cut and dried sermons. No when I hear a man preach, I like to see him act as if he were fighting bees!'"
Abraham Lincoln Research Site
Information on his life, family, accomplishments, and assassination. Retired American history teacher Category Society History Presidents Lincoln, AbrahamESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS A One Page Summary of Abraham Lincoln's Life, TRAGEDY ATFORDS THEATRE Abraham Lincoln's Assassination. Read Abraham Lincoln's Words.
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Extractions: I am not an author or an historian; rather I am a former American history teacher who enjoys researching Abraham Lincoln's life and accomplishments. If you have a specific Lincoln question that you would like me to research for you, please e-mail me using the link near the bottom of the page. I cannot answer broad questions, only very specific ones. I will try to find the answer and get back to you as soon as I possibly can.
Innovative Library /All Locations
Link William A, c1987, 1. Linkan Abreham 1809 1865 see Lincoln Abraham 18091865, 1. Linkoln Avraam 1809 1865 see Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865, 1. Links JG,3.
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Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 To Capture Only Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Abraham 1809 1865 to capture only Abraham Lincoln. plate plates arethe standard LC descriptors for photographs, eg photographic plates.
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Crouse Autograph Collection - Search Results
Lincoln, Abraham (1809 1865) American Politician. Sixteenth Presidentof the United States. Born near Hodgenville, Kentucky.
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Abraham And Mary Lincoln (in MARION)
Abraham and Mary Lincoln. A six part program which examines the Lincolns' familylife and marriage, Abraham Lincoln's presidency, and the Civil War era.
http://js-catalog.cpl.org:60100/MARION/AIV-1419

Extractions: Title: Author: Published: Subject: Other titles: Material: Note: DVD. Title from disc label. Special features include: interviews with the producer and cinematographer, audio descriptions, audio navigation, three-part featurette, interactive map, videos interview of historians, timelines, essays, photo gallers, and teacher's guide. Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired. David McCullough.

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