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Even in the Agony of Despondency
For the past few months my daughter has been talking about “Lincoln Lincoln.” When she was about a year old, my wife and I stopped by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield. We walked through and took it all in as it traced Lincoln’s life from his small Kentucky upbringing to the White House and ultimately to his death.This time my daughter was a bit older. During that first visit we had bought her a little Abraham Lincoln board …
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Even in the Agony of Despondency
For the past few months my daughter has been talking about “Lincoln Lincoln.” When she was about a year old, my wife and I stopped by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield. We walked through and took it all in as it traced Lincoln’s life from his small Kentucky upbringing to the White House and ultimately to his death.This time my daughter was a bit older. During that first visit we had bought her a little Abraham Lincoln board …
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