81. Lincoln's Constitution: An Interview With Daniel Farber Did Lincoln abuse the Constitution during the Civil War? Discussion with law professor Daniel Farber. http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/237931in.html

82. A Bust Of Abraham Lincoln Information on the Bust of Abraham Lincoln found in the Fords Theatre in Washington DC. http://www.kittytours.org/thatman2/search.asp?subject=148

83. USA-Presidents.Info - Abraham Lincoln Provides a biography of American President Abraham Lincoln. Includes his portrait and a list of his Supreme Court appointments. http://www.usa-presidents.info/lincoln.htm

Site Links Home Search this site Privacy Policy Resources ... State of the Union Addresses Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809 - April 15, 1865) was the 16th (1861 - 1865) President of the United States, and the first President from the Republican Party. He is well praised for successfully restoring the federal unity of the nation by defeating the secessionist Confederate States of America and along the way, playing in an important role in ending chattel slavery in the United States. However, a number of states' rights supporters continue to view Lincoln as a tyrant who suspended civil liberties and suppressed the "legitimate right" to secede. He was not a popular president during his lifetime but he has achieved greatness due to his legacy. Order: 16th President Term of Office: March 4, 1861 - April 15, 1865 Followed: James Buchanan Succeeded by: Andrew Johnson Date of Birth Sunday, February 12, 1809 Place of Birth: Larue County, Kentucky Date of Death: Saturday, April 15, 1865 Place of Death: Washington, D.C.

84. A. Lincoln Bibliophile Dedicated to Lincoln books, pamphlets, and periodicals relating to the life and times of Abraham Lincoln. Contains detailed bibliographies of all Lincoln titles published since 1990. http://webpages.charter.net/lincolnbooks/

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85. Illinois Historic Preservation Agency Lincoln is often quoted and misquoted by public officials and celebrities. Research these common misnomers to ensure you do not make the same mistakes yourself. http://www.illinoishistory.gov/facsimiles.htm

Pat Quinn, Governor IHPA Branches IHPA Home Historic Sites Preservation Services Presidential Library ... Publications IHPA Services Select a Service Lincoln Never Said That Obit Finder Call for Papers National Register Student Services Publications Tax Freeze HAARGIS - GIS Tool Preservation Services Main Street Design IHPA Programs Student Historian Cemetery Preservation Ready Illinois Search Illinois [Search Tips] Facsimile Documents Gettysburg Address Gettysburg Address Gettysburg Address on the envelope Lincoln signed document Other Misnomers Lincoln Never Said That By Thomas F. Schwartz, Ph.D. Anyone who has glanced at a cereal box, herbal tea package, inspirational book, or restaurant place mat has probably encountered a Lincoln quotation that rings hollow. Lincoln is often quoted and misquoted by public officials and celebrities. Members of Congress have access to researchers at the Library of Congress to keep right with Lincoln's words. But even this resource cannot keep spurious Lincoln's quotations from being uttered by members of Congress. One might well ask, "What difference does it make if he did or didn't say this?" It makes a big difference to researchers trying to understand the past. Separating authentic words, reflecting a historical actor's thinking on a topic, from inauthentic or attributed words, reflecting the thinking of someone other than the historical actor, is significant in obtaining a clear understanding of the past. Many of the spurious quotations are so modern in tone and character that most people will recognize that the words were devised to express and plead a special cause or interest. The idea of enlisting famous and admired historical actors from the past to advance a modern agenda is familiar. In tracking down when certain statements appeared, one can often tie it to a modern controversy or debate.

86. Explore Historical Newspapers Online | NewspaperARCHIVE.com A free archive of over 25,000 newspaper pages about Abraham Lincoln http://www.abrahamlincolnarchive.com

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87. Abraham Lincoln - Daguerreotype Of Young Abraham Lincoln This site describes the research behind the Kaplan Daguerreotype portrait and the possibility that this may be the earliest portrait of young Abraham Lincoln. http://www.lincolnportrait.com

Homepage Authentication Documentation Abraham Lincoln's Philosophy of Common Sense ... Links President Lincoln - 1862 (click on image for the full daguerreotype plate) In 1977 Albert Kaplan purchased the daguerreotype receipted as "Portrait of a Young Man" from an art gallery in New York. "When I first saw it I thought that there were similarities between the handsome, aristocratic, and tastefully groomed young man of the daguerreotype, and my mental image of President Lincoln." Over the years Kaplan researched and assembled materials which cast light on the physical man, Lincoln. Kaplan believed that the best qualified people to analyze the image, and the assembled materials, to consider whether the daguerreotype is of Abraham Lincoln, would be plastic and reconstructive surgeons who work with the human face. In 1987 Kaplan, then living in Paris, sought out Dr. Claude N. Frechette, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon at the American Hospital in Paris, whose report "A New Lincoln Image"

88. Martin Reviews and dismisses accounts of a secret baptism. http://www.acu.edu/sponsored/restoration_quarterly/archives/1990s/vol_38_no_2_co

Abilene Christian University myACU Online Directory   About University Profile Mission Statement Enrollment Stats 21st-Century Vision Visitor Information Where is ACU? Visiting Campus Administration Office of the President Office of the Provost Board of Trustees   Academics View Majors Undergraduate Graduate Graduate School of Theology The Core Curriculum What is the Core? How is this different? Faculty/Student Feedback Visit the Core blog StudyAbroad Latin America Germany  Oxford  Admissions Undergraduate Future Students Transfer International Apply Online Graduate Admissions Requirements Relocation Information Apply Online Adult Education Applied Studies Program Continuing Education Apply Online Research Undergraduate Research Focus Spotlight Projects University Projects Mobile Learning Brown Library Hours of Operation Learning Commons Internet Access  Athletics ...   Student Life Student Organizations Social clubs for Women Social clubs for Men Honors/Academic Multicultural Enrichment ... Residence Life Education Spiritual Life Chapel Student Ministries Campus Offices Financial Aid Apply for Aid Scholarships Grants Work-Study Registrar Fall 2010 Schedule Bulletin Final Exam Schedule Request a Transcript Graduation Information Career Center Resources for Students Recruiting on Campus Services for Alumni Jobs at ACU ... Archives empty div Volume 38/Number 2 The Secret Baptism of Abraham Lincoln Jim Martin David Lipscomb University Abraham Lincoln never claimed to be a member of any church, but almost every denomination makes some kind of claim to Lincoln. Starting on the “Black Easter” two days after his death, preachers began trying to demonstrate that Lincoln was a true Christian. Various ministers set out to prove Lincoln a Presbyterian, a Catholic, a Methodist, a Congregationalist, a Quaker, a Universalist, even a Spiritualist.

89. American President: Abraham Lincoln Fact file and comprehensive biographical sketch based on PBS series. Also includes gallery and quotations. http://millercenter.org/academic/americanpresident/lincoln

90. Lincoln Miniature Painting - An Abraham Lincoln Discovery Possible new Lincoln discovery is a miniature painting, believed to be dated 1840. http://www.lincolnminiature.com

Abraham Lincoln Discovery The Study of a Miniature Painting with Strong Evidence as the Earliest Portrait of Lincoln Introduction Family Ties Evidence Uncovered Lincoln's Distinctive Face ... Contact Introduction This research study links facts and strong evidence on the discovery of a miniature painting as the earliest portrait ever of Abraham Lincoln. The provenance genealogy , time-frame, geography forensics and endless amounts of information are consistent with this being our 16th president. Just 2" x 2-1/4" and housed in a leather case, this painting is a watercolor on ivory and believed to be circa 1842. Along with two research colleagues and the support of many, the information assembled is presented on this website designed by my son. It is our hope that the ever-continuing advancement in computer technology and forensic science will allow this to be placed in a proper place in history. 1865 Moore Portrait 1842 Miniature Painting 1842 Miniature Painting 1863 Gardner Print 1865 Gardner Print Lincoln's lower face from images without beard: 1858 Jackson Print 1860 Brady Print 1860 Volk Mask Lincoln Miniature The following information on this miniature is a snapshot of evidence as found in the home of Mildred Downing: Mildred's great aunt (Ann Curry Todd) was married to Mary Todd Lincoln’s brother (George R.C. Todd). Mildred’s aunt (Mattie Dee Todd) was the first cousin of Robert Todd Lincoln (Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln’s son).

91. Absence Of Malice | History & Archaeology | Smithsonian Magazine In a new book, Historian Ronald C. White, Jr., explains why Lincoln s Second Inaugural Address, given just weeks before he died, was his greatest speech http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history-archaeology/malice.html

92. Pachyderm Presentation Online exhibit showcases rare correspondence between Lincoln and the Quakers during the turbulent years of the Civil War, in honor of the 2009 Lincoln Bicentennial. http://www.swarthmore.edu/library/exhibitions/lincoln/

93. Abraham Lincoln Provides categorized links and related topics along with video, photos, timeline and fast facts. http://www.mahalo.com/Abraham_Lincoln

94. NMAH | Abraham Lincoln: An Extraordinary Life National Museum of American History online exhibition presenting a survey of Lincoln s life and accomplishments. http://americanhistory.si.edu/exhibitions/exhibition.cfm?key=38&exkey=1210

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