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The Wit And Wisdom Of Abraham Lincoln eBook

A Book Of Quotations

by Abraham Lincoln
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Publisher: Dover Publications, February of 2012 ‧
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The most eloquent of American presidents, Lincoln seemed to have a comment — sagacious or humorous — on just about anything that mattered. This concise compendium offers his astute observations on a variety of subjects—from women to warfare. Nearly 400 quotations include such thought-provoking and memorable remarks as:
Bad promises are better broken than kept.
Marriage is neither heaven nor hell; it is simply purgatory.
Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally.
Quotations are arranged chronologically within such topics as family and friends, the law, politics and the presidency, story-telling, religion, and morality. Students, writers, public speakers, and other readers will find this thought-provoking and entertaining volume an excellent introduction to the sixteenth president’s wit, common sense, and insight.

The Wit And Wisdom Of Abraham Lincoln

A Book Of Quotations

by Abraham Lincoln

Property Description
ISBN: 9780486110745
Publisher: Dover Publications
Release Date: February of 2012
Language: English
Pages: 96
Format: eBook
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Collection: Dover Thrift Editions: Speeches/Quotations
Categories: eBooks in English > Fiction > Other Literary Forms
eBooks in English > Fiction > Humor
EAN: 9780486110745
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Abraham Lincoln

Foi o 16.º Presidente dos Estados Unidos da América e uma das figuras políticas mais influentes da era moderna. Nascido no Kentucky numa família humilde, praticamente autodidata, tornou-se advogado, dirigente do Partido Republicano e presidente durante a Guerra Civil Americana.
Defensor da preservação da União e opositor da escravatura, liderou o país no seu período mais dramático, proclamando a emancipação dos escravos e redefinindo o significado político da liberdade e da igualdade nos Estados Unidos.
Assassinado em 1865, poucos dias após o fim da guerra, permanece como um símbolo maior da República americana.

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