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Note to Trump: Abraham Lincoln Pushed for Elections During the Civil War - Even Though He Thought He'd Lose

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The Emancipation Memorial, depicting former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln standing over a freed slave, is pictured in Lincoln Park in Washington, U.S. June 19, 2020. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

Why Do Protesters Want To Destroy This Monument To Abraham Lincoln?

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What If President Lincoln Had Lived?

Edwin Stanton, head-and-shoulders portrait. Library of Congress.

This Man Became America's "Dictator For a Day" As Lincoln Lay Dying

The Anaconda Plan: This Is How Lincoln Strangled the Confederacy With Naval Power

History Lesson: How America Hunted Down President Lincoln's Murderer

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Did Lincoln Really Think That the Civil War Might Not Happen?

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Did President Lincoln Pack the Supreme Court?

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Note to Trump: Abraham Lincoln Pushed for Elections During the Civil War - Even Though He Thought He'd Lose

The Emancipation Memorial, depicting former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln standing over a freed slave, is pictured in Lincoln Park in Washington, U.S. June 19, 2020. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

Why Do Protesters Want To Destroy This Monument To Abraham Lincoln?

By Alexander Gardner - Library of Congress, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=25238743

What If President Lincoln Had Lived?

Edwin Stanton, head-and-shoulders portrait. Library of Congress.

This Man Became America's "Dictator For a Day" As Lincoln Lay Dying

The Anaconda Plan: This Is How Lincoln Strangled the Confederacy With Naval Power

History Lesson: How America Hunted Down President Lincoln's Murderer

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