Unlocking Mr Lincoln Presidents Day Fact Card
An OCR fragment notes Presidents Day Feb 21 and outlines Abraham Lincoln birth in Kentucky on Feb 12 1809 his family background and early life. It highlights self education early schools two-room cabins and Lincoln’s work as rail splitter postmaster storekeeper and surveyor.
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Lincoln Biography Highlights Lincoln’s rise and anti slavery stance
The text covers Abraham Lincoln’s political path from losing early state legislative bids to winning in 1834, his move to Springfield to practice law, a single term in Congress, and his evolving anti slavery advocacy. It notes his 1858 Senate run and his famous quote about a house divided, explaining his belief in choosing a nation either free or slave. It mentions Lincoln family losses and his eventual focus on abolitionist speaking after returning to Illinois.
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Lincoln Presidents and War Highlights From the Civil War Era
The overview covers Lincoln winning the 1860 GOP nomination and 1864 re election, the start of the Civil War after secession and Fort Sumter, the Gettysburg Address, the Emancipation Proclamation, and Lincoln's assassination at Ford’s Theatre with Booth as the gunman.
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