The Words of Abraham Lincoln

Bradley P. Tolppanen

The Words of Abraham Lincoln

Eastern Illinois University

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Abstract

Abraham Lincoln delivered many famous speeches and has been called by historians the “eloquent president.” This poster displays excerpts from Lincoln’s most noteworthy addresses, including the “House Divided” speech and the Second Inaugural.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 1 2011

Keywords

Abraham Lincoln
Civil War
Exhibit
Booth Library

Disciplines

History
United States History

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