Last Public Address Abraham Lincoln
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A House Divided
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A House divided was a speech that was given after his nomination to be a state senator by the Republican Party at the Illinois State Capital. In this speech, he clearly states something that he had always held to be true – that the United States could not let its political differences divided. What differentiated this speech from former speeches was in his ambiguity toward slavery. Rather than speaking out against it, Abraham Lincoln said that the entire nation must either oppose or abolish it for the good of the country’s political standing.
© 2020 Audio Sommelier (Lydbog): 9781644081167
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Lydbog: 7. marts 2020
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