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Essay heading: President Lincoln
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During Abraham’s childhood, his father wasn’t really a great father, and so Abraham had to change and was gentle, affectionate, loving father to his two children. He wanted his children to have a great future, and thus encouraged education. In the same year, he ran for Congress against Peter Cartwright...
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In the same year, he ran for Congress against Peter Cartwright.
Through his hard work, Lincoln was elected the U.S. House of Representatives in August of the same year. In the end of his term, he knew that he didn’t accomplish as much as he wanted. The most drastic news was yet to come when the Lincoln family’s second son Edward died on February 1, 1850 from a lung illness...
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