Lincoln Love Affairs From New Salem to Mary Todd
A compilation traces Abraham Lincoln’s romance with Ann Rutledge in New Salem 1834 to 1835, his rejected suit to Miss Owens, and his eventual engagement and marriage to Mary Todd after dramatic social clashes and a near duel, shaping his early life in Illinois.
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