Abraham Lincoln’s early life and schooling tale
A compilation of pupil articles recounts Abraham Lincoln’s Kentucky birth in 1809 to Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln. It traces his childhood in a rough cabin, self education, late mother’s death, stepmother’s influence, moving to Indiana, and his beginnings as a store clerk and eventual law career.
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Lincoln
Harriet Rossiter
Hodgensville
Kentucky
Thomas Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
the Times
Abraham
Sarah
Washington
Henry Clay
Indiana
Mississippi
New Salem
Abe
J. T. Stuart
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Nolin Creek
Hardin County
Lincoln childhood and a later town show in Hyattville
The narrative recalls Abraham Lincoln’s poverty stricken youth with his mother’s death and his early reads, a pig companion, and a life shaped by kindness from a stepmother. It mentions his later vow to remain true to his mother and notes a Hyattville audience praising the Whirl o' th' Town show and urging more performances.
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Abraham
Lincoln
Sarah
Abe
Dennis
Hyattville
Basin
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