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    “Lincoln: A Photobiography” is a book that recounts the entire life of Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States. This biography was awarded the John Newbery Medal and was written by Russell Freedman. Freedman seems to have a very positive attitude towards Lincoln because he writes of Lincoln in a good light. The book was also written in a neutral tone because Freedman never criticizes nor complements Lincoln out rightly. Ultimately, “Lincoln: A Photobiography” provides a…

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    Abraham Lincoln's Morality

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    15, 1855, Abraham Lincoln and his wife, Marry Todd, decided that they were going to Ford’s Theater to attend a play. Little did they know that that night would be their last night together. Although the majority of the citizens during Abraham Lincoln’s time thought that he was a respectable man, he was assassinated in a very brutal way. (History.com, 2015) “Whitehouse.gov” stated that Abraham Lincoln was brought into the world on February 12, 1809 to Nancy and Thomas Lincoln. He was born in…

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    Abraham Lincoln's Legacy

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    Abraham Lincoln was one of our many Presidents we’ve had through our history that has had left mark on history as his legacy. The events in Lincoln’s early life set the stage for him to become the intellectual he grew up to be. Someone who is dedicated to learning by just reading books shows the character of determination and on the road to success. Lincoln’s early life had given him a taste of knowledge which lead him into politics, later leading him to becoming our 16th President, and the…

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    Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States of America and is regarded as one of the most courageous politicians of our time. Lincoln astonished the nation with his eloquence during his presidency, while emancipating slavery and being the savior of the nation while it was at war with itself. President Lincoln held presidency that all nations strive to achieve today. On February 12, 1809, Abraham Lincoln was born in Hodgeville, Kentucky to Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks Lincoln.…

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    Grahame-Smith uses both historical fact and fiction in developing our sixteenth president’s character in his book Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. Grahame-Smith intertwines historically documented events and myths about Lincoln’s life with his vampire hunting concept to make his book “believable.” Grahame-Smith explains major events that shaped Lincoln as a consequence of vampire activity. Nancy Lincoln’s death when Abraham was 9 years old, as well as the deaths of his aunt and uncle,…

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    Missouri Compromise The Missouri compromise is a landmark compromise in American history. States At the time were generally between two different mindsets, being pro or anti slavery; and also the nation was generally equally divided in the even number of states with for or against slavery. However, when Missouri applied for admission to the nation, the balance was going to be shifted in favor of the south. So Henry Clay, a lawyer, politician, slave-owner, and a representative to the House from…

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    Abraham Lincoln was the liberator of enslaved Africans-Americans. Abraham Lincoln stopped slavery, liberated the slaves from the confederate, and made everyone free. He issued many emancipations and wrote the letter the Gettysburg Address. Abolished slavery and united the country once again. He was a member of the Whig Party and then became a Republican. Lincoln presidency lasted for two terms, and he changed the United States during his presidency. He was the only president who fought for the…

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    plan to assassinate President Abraham Lincoln? While there have been many tragic events in the history of the United States, Abraham Lincoln’s assassination was one of the most tragic event to ever occur. For example, many people thought that President Lincoln was the best man to unite the country together after the war, but instead he was killed in cold blood. Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809 in Hardin County, Kentucky. A few months before Lincoln was born, his brother,…

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    the two great heroes of the North and South, from the Civil War. These two weren’t normal by any sense of the word, simply put they were both just helping hands;, Lincoln a farm boy, and F forrest thea son of a blacksmith. Though there was definitely something special about these two and both were terrifying in their own ways. Lincoln was no doubt a; , having no real schooling to speak of, he worked as a boatman, survivor, militiaman, and a Lawer starting of his political career in 1834. While…

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    Future President Essay

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    Abraham Lincoln is coming from very humble beginnings. His family was usual farmers, and Abraham Lincoln as male child had to work in the farm with his father Thomas Lincoln, so he grown to be pretty strong for his young age. Abraham 's parents barely could write their name while Abraham could read and write. Abraham would go out to his neighbors to lend a book from them, because the only book they had in the house was the Bible. Later his mother Nancy Hanks Lincoln died from a disease…

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