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Abraham Lincoln
252 visits
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Lincoln visiting the Army
499 visits
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Ford’s Theatre, where President Lincoln was assassinated
385 visits
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House where the President died
373 visits
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Abraham Lincoln
249 visits
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The Lincoln Monument, Springfield, Illinois
270 visits
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Image 9370
467 visits
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Image 9369
538 visits
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The vignette of Lincoln's early home on Goose-Nest Prairie, near Farmington, Ill., was built by Lincoln and his father in 1831.
150 visits
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Abraham Lincoln
164 visits
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Abraham Lincoln
342 visits
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Abraham Lincoln
226 visits
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300 visits
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President-Elect
295 visits
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Image 7140
589 visits
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Arms of George Washington
First President of the Republic
715 visits
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Washington before the revolution
938 visits
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The Last Hours of Lincoln
1 Pres. LINCOLN.
2 Mrs. LINCOLN.
3 Vice Pres. JOHNSON.
4 Maj. RATHBONE.
5 Mr. ARNOLD. M.C.
6 P.M. Gen. DENNISON.
7 Sec. WELLES.
8 Atty Gen. SPEED.
9 Dr. HALL.
10 Dr. LEIBERMANN.
11 Secy. USHER.
12 Secy. McCOLLOCH.
13 Gov. OGLESBY.
14 Speaker COLFAX.
15 Dr. STONE.
16 Surg. Gen. BARNES.
17 Mrs. Sen. DIXON.
18 Dr. TODD.
19 Asst. Surg. LEALE.
20 Asst. Surg. TAFT.
21 Asst. Secy OTTO.
22 Gen. FARNSWORTH. M. C.
23 Sen. SUMNER.
24 Surg. CRANE.
25 Gen. TODD.
26 ROBT. LINCOLN.
27 Rev. Dr. GURLEY.
28 Asst. Secy FIELD.
29 Adjt Gen. HAYNIE.
30 Maj. FRENCH.
31 Gen. AUGER.
32 Col. VINCENT.
33 Gen. HALLECK.
34 Secy. STANTON.
35 Col. RUTHERFORD.
36 Asst. Secy. ECKERT.
37 Col. PELOUSE.
38 Maj. HAY.
39 Gen. MEIGS.
40 Maj. ROCKWELL.
41 Ex Gov. FARWELL.
42 Judge CARTTER.
43 Mr. ROLLINS, M. C.
44 Gen. MARSTON. M. C.
45 Mrs. KINNEY.
46 Miss KINNEY.
47 Miss HARRIS.
1285 visits
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Abraham Lincoln
935 visits
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Thomas Jefferson, Third president of United States
888 visits
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Thomas Jefferson
881 visits
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Third President of the United States
1792 visits
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Slow and belated judgments are sometimes the best judgments. In a series of “notes,” too long and various for detailed treatment in this Outline, thinking aloud, as it were, in the hearing of all mankind, President Wilson sought to state the essential differences of the American State from the Great Powers of the Old World.
988 visits
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George Washington
1202 visits
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After serving two terms as President with great success he again retired in 1797 to private life at Mount Vernon. Here he died on December 14, 1799, at the age of sixty-seven, loved and honored by the American peop
4360 visits
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Andrew Jackson [1767-1845] the sixth President of the United States
2008 visits
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Andrew Jackson's Cradle
Andrew Jackson was born in Union County, N. C., in 1767, of poor parents, who about two years before had come from Ireland. In a little clearing in the woods, they had built a rude log hut and settled down to hard work.
403 visits
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Abraham Lincoln the Liberator of the Slaves
646 visits
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Lincoln studying in bed by candlelight
1299 visits
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President McKinley
1144 visits
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George Washington as a young soldier
1456 visits
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After his marriage with Mrs. Custis, who had large property of her own, Washington became a man of much wealth. He was at one time one of the largest landholders in America. As a manager of all this property, he had much to do. Let us delay our story a little to get a glimpse of the life led by him and other Virginia planters of his time.
963 visits
