Life Of Lincoln A Human Portrait Of The Great Emancipator
A detailed pen portrait of Abraham Lincoln from humble Kentucky beginnings to era defining leader. It covers his poverty, education from his stepmother, early jobs, love interests including Anne Rutledge and Mary Todd, legal career, key cases like Duff Armstrong, rise to politics, oratorical milestones, and his death on April 15, 1865, highlighting his humanity and presidential legacy.
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