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    Many people remember President Abraham Lincoln as being a very gifted orator as well as a dignified leader of our country. Through his many speeches and writings‚ Abraham Lincoln captivated American minds and gained millions of followers. In Lincoln’s "Perpetuation speech‚" given before the Young Men’s Lyceum of Springfield‚ Illinois‚ in 1838‚ Lincoln himself stated that our country was in great danger. He speaks of people such as Alexander the Great‚ Julius Caesar and Napoleon and then asks‚

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    millennials is the sixteenth president of the United States‚ Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln is known as one of our country’s best presidents‚ saving the union from one of the worst crisis in American history‚ the Civil War. He tried his best every day to prevent the war‚ and then to end the war with a full nation pieced together. Due to his hard working efforts‚ the nation was able to heal and reconstruct after the war was over. If Abraham Lincoln did not become president‚ today we might have two separate

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    Carinna Powell November 29‚ 2012 Period 1 Hayman‚ Leroy. The Death of Lincoln. New York: Scholastic Books‚ Inc.‚ 1968. In the book‚ The Death of Lincoln‚ written by Leroy Hayman‚ it truly shows mostly every important event prior to Abraham Lincoln’s death and after the assassination as well. Like Lincoln‚ Hayman has known was true pain feels like. Not only was Hayman hit in the head by an ink bottle‚ but he survived the terrible accident and continued to live his heroic life although he became

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    "Every blade of grass is a study; and to produce two‚ where there was but one‚ is both a profit and a pleasure." "This leads to the further reflection‚ that no other human occupation opens so wide a field for the profitable and agreeable combination of labor with cultivated thought‚ as agriculture. I know of nothing so pleasant to the mind‚ as the discovery of anything which is at once new and valuable -- nothing which so lightens and sweetens toil‚ as the hopeful pursuit of such discovery. And

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    Abraham Lincoln was a very effective leader throughout the Civil War. Although he had no prior military experience‚ he proved to be an asset throughout the war. According to his contemporary critics‚ Abraham Lincoln’s Presidential record was notable for his despotic use of power and his blatant disregard for the Constitution. Lincoln ordered thousands of arrests‚ kept political enemies in prison without bringing charges against them‚ refused these hapless men their right to trial by a jury of their

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    Yassin Abraham Lincoln On February 12‚ 1809‚ Abraham Lincoln‚ the 16th president of United States came into the world in a poor family in Hardin County‚ Kentucky. When Lincoln was born‚ he was given his paternal grandfather’s name. His father‚ Thomas Lincoln was a farmer and shoemaker with only a little amount of knowledge. However‚ Abraham’s father gained respect of the community because he purchased his own land twice. His religious beliefs against slavery deeply influenced Abraham in his childhood

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    Some people wonder how Abraham Lincoln is so great to hold the title as the Epitome of The Common Man. Abraham Lincoln is the Epitome of the Common Man because of his past characteristics‚ use of characteristics during presidency‚ and the consequences of his characteristics. His past characteristics played a major part in him becoming the president. Without some of the great characteristics from the start he probably would not have became the 16th president. Another way he used his characteristics

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    Austin De Castro Mr. Markert U.S. History H-7 5/20/11 Abraham Lincoln: Good or Bad Wartime President? Abraham Lincoln was thought up as one of the greatest presidents to have ever lived but contrary to belief he was actually a terrible wartime president. He had many people of his own cabinet‚ such as Salmon Chase‚ who connived against him while also having to deal with riots and protests against his war policies (Basler 75). Others say Lincoln was a tyrant for suspending writs of habeas corpus‚ repressing

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    Abraham Lincoln exercised discretionary power beyond the limits of the Constitution when he increased the size of both the army and navy in response to the Southern secession that occurred when Congress was out of session. This power is specifically prescribed to Congress in Article 1 Section 8 of the Constitution of the United States. Thus the power to increase the size of the navy and army reside outside of the executive branch in the safe arms of the legislative branch. Abraham Lincoln also exercised

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    In 1858 Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas ran against each other for a seat in the U.S. Senate. Lincoln was a self-educated man who had been elected to one term in Congress. Douglas was a well-known two-term Senator. They were both engaged in a series of debates on the issue of slavery. Douglas believed in popular sovereignty‚ and that the Black race was inferior to the White race‚ but on the other hand Lincoln believed that slavery was immoral and that slavery would not be abolished unless

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