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    Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln is considered to be one of our greatest presidents in American history. During the Civil War, Lincoln was put under a great deal of pressure. As 16th president, he was faced with one of the hardest war Americans had to face, to fight within each other. Not only did he save the nation, he also freed thousands of slaves. He supported the idea of abolitionism, which is the freeing of slaves, and didn't want slavery to extend westward. Although we find Lincoln to be

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    Abraham Lincoln and Julius Caesar Abraham Lincoln and Julius Caesar undoubtedly two men who left a mark on the world through their administration all alone countries. When examining these two extraordinary men, a noteworthy element is their death. Contrasting Julius Caesar's death with Abraham Lincoln's demonstrates the two differences and likenesses. In either case, the assassinated Roman General and the U.S. President; debilitated by their power. Gaius Julius Caesar came into this world Rome in

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    Abdulsattar Mrs. Day English II/5th period April/28/2016 Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln once said “you cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today” (“Abraham Lincoln Quotes,” p. 10). Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States. He won the Republican nomination in 1860 (Burlingame, p 1). While president, Lincoln built the Republican Party into a strong national organization with knowledge and generosity, Lincoln goes a long way in politics and is even reflected for

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    George Washington vs. Abraham Lincoln Throughout America's history, George Washington is considered one of the best presidents of the United States, considering the challenges he faced with foreign and domestic affairs. Along with George Washington, Abraham Lincoln is also considered one of the best Presidents of The United States, for his ability to compromise, domestic accomplishments, and his integrity and executive ability. George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are two similar individuals,

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    but I always asked myself "Which President was the best?" or "Which did better for this country?". And as the years went by I have figured out that Abraham Lincoln was the best president that lived because he handled a civil war that could have torn this country in half and issued the Emancipation Proclamation to end all slavery. What Abraham Lincoln did to this country by leading our troops into Civil War was honestly the best thing about him because it took great leadership and great moral to

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    Abraham Lincoln served as the 16th President of the United States from March of 1861 to April of 1865, when he was assassinated while still president. In the years of Lincolns’ presidency, the United States’ bloodiest war wreaked havoc throughout the nation. This war was the Civil War, and Lincoln lead his country, The United States of America, through it successfully. On April 12th, 1861, the American Civil War officially began, and on May 9th, 1865, it ended. Therefore, almost the entire time

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    Abraham Lincoln; A Comprehensive Leader Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, was arguably one of the best leaders to have lived in recorded history. Abraham Lincoln, known best for his extraordinary actions as President of the United States during the American Civil War, and his role in emancipating slavery, was an exemplary model of an effective adaptive leader who demonstrated resilient, self-aware, and driven qualities. In addition to his adaptive leadership, his compelling

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    we simply would not be here. However, Abraham Lincoln is the reason the United States is still united. Abraham Lincoln was a self-made man. As the sixteenth American President, a man of great wisdom and determination, he was determined to end slavery. Lincoln put the importance and devotion for his nation before his own personal convictions. Lincoln wasn’t raised in a wealthy middle class family. He was born dirt-poor in a log cabin in Kentucky in 1809. Lincoln grew up self-educated, with a taste

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    Abraham Lincoln was the sixteenth president of the United States. He is a great role model. Some good traits about him is that he has compassion for others and he would provide what you need if he could. Abraham Lincoln exhibits being a compassionate person to a young boy named Martin. Martin is very upset because his dad has been captured during the Civil War. Martin’s mother needed bread, eggs, sugar, and flour. Martin went to the basement of the capital building and started weeping. Then, suddenly

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    times, Abraham Lincoln was a strong Presidential leader who is known for his honest ways. He was President during one of the worst wars in American history and was a great leader for our military. Abraham Lincoln helped to abolish slavery. He was shot down in the prime of his life and term of President by John Wilkes Booth. President Lincoln’s contributions to the American society will never be forgotten. On a February morning in 1809 Abraham Lincoln was born, to Thomas and Nancy Lincoln. Thomas

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