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Abraham Lincoln
Book: Lincoln sought to deport freed slavesStephen Dinan The Washington Times 02/10/2011 | In New York City, Lincoln Loses a Tower, but He Still Has the TunnelSAM ROBERTS The New York Times 02/13/2010 |
 The Great Emancipator was almost the Great Colonizer: Newly released documents show that to a greater degree than historians had previously known, President Lincoln laid the groundwork to ship freed slaves overseas to help prevent racial strife in the U.S. |  Think “Lincoln” and “New York,” and the juxtaposition would most likely conjure up the tunnel or the performing arts center. Until this year, it might have also evoked the majestic Lincoln Building at 60 East 42nd Street. |
Happy 200th, President Lincoln USA Today 02/12/2009 | Obama Honors Lincoln, Makes Light of Commerce Secretary News FOX News 02/12/2009 |
 Bells tolled, wreaths were laid, speeches intoned and banjos picked across the nation Thursday in honor of the Great Emancipator. Abraham Lincoln was hailed on his 200th birthday with celebrations from his home states of Kentucky and Illinois to the nation's capital. President Obama and congressional leaders praised Lincoln as the embodiment of American ideals of freedom, equality and unity. |  President Barack Obama, in a speech honoring President Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth, seemed to make light of the news earlier in the day that his nominee for commerce secretary had taken himself out of the running. |
New penny chronicles Lincoln's humble beginnings AP 02/11/2009 | Obama Says Lincoln’s Legacy Lives on as Ford’s Theatre ReopensJim O’Connell and Kristin Jensen Bloomberg.com 02/11/2009 |
 HODGENVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The first of four new pennies chronicling Abraham Lincoln's rise from a small Kentucky cabin will be put into circulation Thursday to honor the 16th president's 200th birthday. |  President Barack Obama paid tribute to his hero, Abraham Lincoln, at a celebration for the reopening of the theater where he was slain. |
Lincoln's 'rare eloquences' on display in bicentennial exhibitPaul Courson CNN 02/09/2009 | Six more books on LincolnRandy Dotinga and Marjorie Kehe 02/09/2009 |
 WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Library of Congress marks 200 years since the birth of Abraham Lincoln on Thursday by opening a special exhibit featuring his handwritten speeches and artifacts, including the Bible used last month by President Obama during his swearing-in. |  In addition to being president, Abraham Lincoln was also a writer, commander of troops, assassination target, family man, and peer of other great men. The 16th president can be examined from many angles and, as we celebrate the bicentennial of Lincoln’s birth, biographers have overlooked few of them. |
Reexamining the life, and death, of LincolnSam Allis The Boston Globe 02/08/2009 | |
 You can never have too much Abraham Lincoln. Adams, yes, Jefferson, yes, but not Lincoln. He remains the most elusive of presidents. If Jefferson was the Sage of Monticello, Lincoln was the Sphinx of Springfield. | |
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