Abraham Lincoln
(1809-1865)
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First
Inaugural address, 1861
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Second
Inaugural address, 1865
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The Gettysburg
Address
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Last speech,
April 11, 1865
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No State of the Union available.
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The
Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
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Proclamation on
the Wade-Davis Bill, July 8, 1864
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Lincoln/net
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The
Lincoln Institute
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Mr.
Lincoln and Freedom
Mr. Lincoln and Freedom details the progress
of Mr. Lincoln's opposition to slavery from
his years in the Illinois State Legislature
to the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment
abolishing slavery
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Mr. Lincoln and
Friends
Mr. Lincoln and Friends reviews the many men
and a few women whose friendships helped
determine Mr. Lincoln's political progress
and success in the state capital in
Springfield, Illinois and the nation's
capital in Washington, D.C.
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Mr. Lincoln and the Founders
Mr. Lincoln and the Founders examines the
impact of the Founders, the Declaration of
Independence and the Constitution on Mr.
Lincoln's life, political thinking and
political actions in the 1850s and 1860s.
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Mr.
Lincoln and New York
Mr. Lincoln and New York appraises how the
center of political, media and economic power
in 19th century America interacted with,
supported and tormented Mr. Lincoln both
before and during his Presidency.
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Mr.
Lincoln's White House
Mr. Lincoln's White House examines the people
and events who worked with President Lincoln
in Washington during the tumultuous years of
the Civil War.
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Ford's
Theatre. National Historic Site
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