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200 10$aLincoln at two hundred$b[electronic resource] $ewhy we still read the sixteenth president /$fWalter Berns ; with an introduction by Leon R. Kass
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327   $aTitle page; TOC; Introduction; Lincoln at Two Hundred; Untitled
330   $aAbraham Lincoln was the greatest of our presidents. He saved the Union, and because he saved the Union, he was able to free the slaves. But he did more than this. Without him, we might have had no reason to celebrate the bicentennial first of Declaration of Independence and the then of the Constitution. It is therefore altogether fitting that we mark the bicentennial of Lincoln's birth.
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