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| "First in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen." |
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| "Stand with anybody that stands right. Stand with him while he is right, and part with him when he goes wrong." |
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| 5 things Robert E. Lee's mother told him to do to be more like George Washington |
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1. Do what is right no matter what
2. Be honest
3. Always be truthful
4. Be gentle, but strong
5. Spend your money wisely |
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| Abraham Lincoln's hometown |
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| Washington College in Virginia |
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| Robert E. Lee became president of this college after the war |
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| choosing to fight for the Southern states was a difficult decision |
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| at 59 years of age, he still had fond memories of his family and his childhood years |
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| "Without the assistance of that Divine Being ... I cannot succeed." |
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| because Virginia was his home state, he fought for the South during the Civil War |
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| President Abraham Lincoln |
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| felt that the Southern states were breaking the laws of the United States by forming their own nation |
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| his family lived in Massachusetts where wild and furious snowstorms often occurred |
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| had more factories and men in the Civil War |
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| he was inaugurated as President of the United States on March 4, 1861 |
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| his father could see no sense in poetry |
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| his father was a good friend of George Washington |
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| always had time to listen to people |
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| how long the Civil War lasted |
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| knew the United States must remain one great nation or it would become weak |
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| the war between the Confederate states and the Union |
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| told his soldiers to help rebuild their country even though they had lost the war |
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| what President Lincoln was doing when he was shot |
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| growing up on a farm, he often stopped to write poetry |
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| what a little girl told Abraham Lincoln to do in a letter |
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| went to West Point Military Academy to train as a soldier |
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| "We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies." |
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| what the Southern army called itself |
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| when Abraham Lincoln was sworn into office |
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| believed rules were made to obey and that they would help him become a good army officer |
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| written by John Greenleaf Whittier |
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