Last week, we celebrated Idaho Day — the day President Abraham Lincoln declared Idaho a territory of the United States on March 4, 1863. This comes after celebrating Lincoln’s birthday ...
The cover of 'Nance: A Girl of Color and Her Lawyer Abraham Lincoln,' a new book by Kevin Orlin Johnson. It details the case ...
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Historian says Lincoln won Civil War with ‘the idea of Idaho,’ and early governor might have prevented assassinationAbraham Lincoln said goodbye to his friend for the last time as they left the meeting that afternoon. It was Friday, April 14 ...
Pottsville soldier carried Abraham Lincoln from Ford’s Theatre after he was shot on April 14, 1865
On April 15, 1861, after Fort Sumter fell to Confederate Army forces, Pres. Abraham Lincoln issued his call to arms for ...
Loud calls being made then for the President, Mr. LINCOLN stepped forward and said ... TUESDAY, Feb. 23, 1864. Advertisement ...
Abraham Lincoln is often remembered as the president that ended slavery in the United States and is lesser known for his kindness towards Jews and the friendshi ps he forged with them. Lincoln’s ...
Presidents Day offers a valuable opportunity to revisit Abraham Lincoln’s leadership lessons on the conciliatory exercise of authority over subordinates, including those who have in the past ...
February 17, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Union Pacific Railroad is celebrating Presidents Day with the unveiling of its newest commemorative locomotive honoring President Abraham Lincoln, who created ...
In December 1864, Dr. B. F. Stevenson found himself compelled to write a letter to US President, and fellow Kentuckian, Abraham Lincoln. Letter to President Abraham Lincoln, from B. F. Stevenson ...
Union Pacific is painting a locomotive to honor Abraham Lincoln, the railroad has announced. Union Pacific OMAHA, Neb. — Union Pacific has marked Presidents Day by announcing plans for a locomotive to ...
In 1862, Abraham Lincoln held a forum to consider a potential solution to the country’s conflict: What if all free Black people left the U.S. and settled in Central America? The president’s ...
On a February afternoon in 1864, Abraham Lincoln stood outside the White House, waiting impatiently for the presidential carriage he had summoned for a trip down Pennsylvania Avenue to Mathew ...
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