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Trinyia Boykin
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Chapter 1
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He was born on February 12,1809 in Hardin County ,Kentucky
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Abraham was the middle child of Thomas Lincoln and Mary Hanks.
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He was only nine years old when his mother passed of a illness.
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Until his father remarried that he began to start reading more because his stepmom was encouragement
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He was the sixteenth president of the united states from 1861-65 over the bloodiest war.
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undoubtfully he became the greatest president he ended slavery with the Emancipation Proclamation
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unfortunately he was assassinated in 1865 at a play and could no longer make America great again.
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undoubtfully he became the greatest president he ended slavery with the Emancipation Proclamation
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unfortunately he was assassinated in 1865 at a play and could no longer make America great again.
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Hi, my name is Tony boy came and today I
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was telling you about Abraham leaking himself.
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The greatest president to me about.
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And today I will tell you why.
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Uh huh.
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He was born on February 12, and Heddon County can
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take Abraham was the middle child of thomas, Lincoln and
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mary hank.
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Yeah. And virtually when he was nine years old his
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mother passed due to the illness that was us expect
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and that nearly broke Abraham.
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But Dina until his father remarried.
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Abraham didn't really communicate with Pete he was saying because
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his mother paid.
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But when his father remarried he began to start reading
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and Rieti in his step mom was his encouragement.
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He became the 16th president of the United States of
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America From 1851.
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My baby 1861 to 65 over the bloodiest war about
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her undoubtedly, he became the greatest president because he end
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his letter with the emancipation proclamation.
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But unfortunately he was assassinated In 1865 at a play
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and could no longer make America great in me.
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Yet. He ended slavery.
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He was, I think a writer and take care of
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person. He always was there for you when you needed
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him and he always never judge you.
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He was the person that never judge a book by
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its cover.
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What do you think you will be today if he
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did not end slavery?
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I don't know where I will be, but I am
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grateful that he ended slavery because I probably would not
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be here with you today.
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Talking about a man that is a priority.
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He may change in this world and without him nothing
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Wisconsin. He is the reason did you don't have to
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know about slavery?
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You don't have to go through something.
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But you will understand what slavery was all about.
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