Abraham Lincoln — A House Divided
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Lincoln's 'House Divided' address came before his presidency: he delivered it in Springfield on June 16, 1858, during his Senate campaign. The speech confronted the country's division over slavery. This tribute invites reflection on the force of words spoken before an outcome was certain, when the future remained an argument rather than a finished chapter.
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