Blogs about: Abraham Lincoln

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"At Wits' End Corner"

blessedaaron08 wrote 6 hours ago: The only time you really live fully is from thirty to sixty. The young are slaves to dreams; the old … more →

Tags: america, Apostle Paul, burden-bearer, changed lives, Christ, compromise practices, Deliverance, disciplined thinking, Education

Spring Garden 20134 comments

olemike wrote 8 hours ago: It’s been forever since I’ve posted.  One thing I have discovered about blogging.  If yo … more →

Tags: gardening, amish paste, Beets, Black Krim, Brandywine, cherokee purple, Garden, heirloom tomato, Red cabbage

iBooks, therefore, iNerd

saranoelle77 wrote 9 hours ago: How much of a nerd am I? Let the complete list of of my iBooks reveal my true nerd-ness. This is wha … more →

Tags: teddy roosevelt, Gettysburg Address, U.S. Constitution, Federalist Papers

Ranking the worst U.S. presidents2 comments

milambc wrote 10 hours ago: I’m far from an authority on presidential history. I certainly do not have the breadth of know … more →

Tags: Editorials, Non-fiction Writings, Politics, Civil Liberties, Civil War, Coolidge, FDR, federal reserve, George W. Bush

This is true immortality: A review of "Abraham Lincoln: The Vampire Hunter" by Seth Grahame-Smith

cryingonairplanes wrote 10 hours ago: When I first saw the advertisement for the “Lincoln: The Vampire Hunter” movie, I litera … more →

Tags: Book, AJAX, Immortality, Old Abe, Raphael, Seth Grahame-Smith, Vampire Hunter

Memorial Day 2013

dparsley wrote 11 hours ago: Horizon Printing will be closed Monday May 27th in honor of Memorial Day. … more →

Tags: Misc, Always Remember, Gettysburg, memorial day 2013

The nursery rhyme “Mary had a Little Lamb” was written by Sarah Josepha Buell Hale, the lady also credited as the individual most responsible for making Thanksgiving a national holiday. Now WE know em

Carl Leonard wrote 11 hours ago: Sarah Josepha Buell was born October 24, 1788 in Newport, New Hampshire. While working as a schoolte … more →

Tags: Day in History, History, mary had a little lamb, Now we know, Now WE Know em, sarah hale, Sarah Josepha Hale, Today in History, united states

Laughter is Needed in a Leader

Lincoln Daily Management wrote 12 hours ago: http://memeblender.com PROPERLY USED, COMEDY CAN BOOST MOOD, PROVIDE EXPLANATION, AND MAKE DARK TIME … more →

Tags: Leadership, Relationships, Funny, Humor, Laughter, leader, Leaders, leadership, Lincoln

Chi Chi Chi Chia Lincoln

Lincoln Daily Management wrote 14 hours ago: Photo courtesy of deetothedub on Instagram. Really?  I would have added the beard, too. Related: Be … more →

Tags: Random Lincoln, Lincoln, Humor, Funny, Laughter, Instagram, hair, Fashion, Facial Hair

Being A Godly Mom in an Ungodly Culture

blessedaaron08 wrote 19 hours ago: My most brilliant achievement was my ability to be able to persuade my wife to marry me. Winston Chu … more →

Tags: america, American Civil Liberties Union, Apostle Paul, changed lives, Christ, compromise practices, Courage, Culture, Deliverance

Lincoln Movie Review

sabertoothdragon wrote 20 hours ago: Steven Spielberg and the cast really did a good job, showing the inner struggles of LincolnMovie Rev … more →

Tags: Film Review, Film, 20th Century Fox, critic, Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field, Steven Spielberg, Tommy Lee Jones, Lincoln

Sign Language

blessedaaron08 wrote 20 hours ago: In making a speech one must study three points: first, the means of producing persuasion; second, th … more →

Tags: america, changed lives, Christ, compromise practices, Courage, Culture, Deliverance, disciplined thinking, Education

The People Have No King

blessedaaron08 wrote 21 hours ago: What is objectionable, what is dangerous about extremists, is not that they are extreme, but that th … more →

Tags: Religion, Faith, God, Christ, Human Rights Campaign, American Civil Liberties Union, Faithfulness, changed lives, Transformation.

There are no bad pictures...

Susie wrote 1 day ago: ‘There are no bad pictures; that’s just how your face looks sometimes.’ Abraham Li … more →

Tags: Photography, Humor, humour, image, Photo, photograph, Picture, Portrait, Quote

Historical Photos3 comments

Judy wrote 1 day ago: Animals being used as a part of medical therapy in 1956 Former slave showing whipping scars Annie Ed … more →

Tags: Daily thoughts, abraham lincon, Billy the Kid, Business and Economy, charlie chaplin, Government, great dictator, History, Jesse James

The Radical Republicans Take Control

WalterCoffey wrote 1 day ago: The 1866 mid-term elections pitted the moderate post-Civil War policies of President Andrew Johnson … more →

Tags: late 19th century, Politics 2, Reconstruction, Andrew Johnson, Civil War, constitution, Democratic Party, federal supervision, Government

20 Things Most Americans Don’t Know About History5 comments

Thought Catalog wrote 1 day ago: Did you ever read Lies My Teacher Told Me by James Loewen? If not, you should. It’s a book full of f … more →

Tags: Education, Albert Einstein, america, Civil War, Coca-Cola, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, FDR, History, napoleon

Abraham Lincoln

學人 wrote 1 day ago: 美國在1776年獨立,脫離英國的管治,不足一百年間,已發展成一個超級大國。由於國土遼闊,南北之間的分歧亦大。 美國北方依靠工商業,要求提高關稅以保護他們產品的市場;南方依靠農業,需要自由貿易制度,以便 … more →

Tags: Quotes/ Speech, Speech

FROM MACKINAC ISLAND TO JOHNSON'S ISLAND

fadedlinesofgray wrote 1 day ago: Throughout the Civil War, the Union POW Camp at Johnson’s Island in Ohio held thousands of rebel pri … more →

Tags: Johnson's Island, Confederate States of America, Civil War, Michigan, mackinac island, Fort Mackinac, Mission House Hotel, George W. Barrow, 11th Tennessee Cavalry


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