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contains a wealth of information
on topics such as Lincoln's speeches and writings, Lincoln historical sites,
and information of specific interest to students and teachers |

contains actual images of
thousands of documents written by, to, or about Abraham Lincoln (by the
Library of Congress) |

electronic version of a 1953 publication by the Abraham
Lincoln Association |

by Roger Norton, a former American history teacher; if you
e-mail him, he will try to answer any question you have (note for
teachers: see
this page
for
lesson plans and classroom activities) |

the product of the Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization
Project based at Northern Illinois University, which focuses on the years
1830-1861, when Lincoln lived in Illinois |

the official Lincoln library and museum opened in 2005 in Springfield |

a national organization of over 200 men and women who portray Abraham
Lincoln or Mary Todd Lincoln, and of which I am a lifetime member |

a site maintained by the
White House with basic information about all of the presidents, and information
about the presidency and the White House in general
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has information about all of the presidents, including background information, election results, cabinet members,
speeches, and other items (by the Internet Public Library) |

a consortium of Illinois communities and sites that share the legacy of
Abraham Lincoln and are each telling their unique Lincoln stories |

a whole series of articles about Lincoln under the cover article "Uncovering the
Real Abe Lincoln" (July 4, 2005) |
Presidential Powers
by the National Paralegal College; thanks to Ms.
Britton's "History Club" at North Central Plains Charter School in Texas for
suggesting this website |

2009 Presidential Inaugural Theme: "A New Birth of Freedom"
Barack Obama takes the oath of office using Abraham Lincoln's Bible
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