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DALE CARNEGIELincolnTHE UNKNOWNDALE
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ToMy Father and Mother
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WHY THIS BOOKsitting-room of the ol
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LINCOLN THE UNKNOWN • 49But that
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Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln hadn'
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PART TWO
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70•LINCOLN THE UNKNOWNSmall as Sp
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74 • LINCOLN THE UNKNOWNLincoln w
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76•LINCOLN THE UNKNOWNMrs. Lincol
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FROM THE FOREWORD BY DALE CARNEGIEi