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D.W.
Step into the mind of one of America’s most persuasive speakers with this handy anthology of Lincoln’s own words. The collection gathers short excerpts and alphabetized one‑liners drawn from his speeches, letters, and official papers, letting listeners discover familiar phrases and hidden gems alike. Each quotation is presented in two formats—compact snippets for quick inspiration and longer passages that reveal the depth of his thought.
Organized by themes such as abolition, leadership, youth, and law, the selection makes it easy to locate the perfect line for study or reflection, and the accompanying notes guide users to the original volumes for fuller context. Because the source material is fully searchable, listeners can pinpoint a phrase by simply typing a few words into any text editor. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a public speaker, or just curious about Lincoln’s eloquence, this compilation offers a clear window into his enduring wisdom.
Language
en
Duration
~28 minutes (27K characters)
Release date
2003-01-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1809–1865
Born in a Kentucky log cabin and largely self-educated, he rose to become the 16th president of the United States and one of the country’s most enduring figures. He led the nation through the Civil War and is remembered for preserving the Union and advancing the end of slavery.
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