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ARRoGANT CoURiERS WiTH ESSaYS
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Grade Level: Type of Work Subject/Topic is on:
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[ ]6-8 [ ]Class Notes [Essay on Abe Lincoln ]
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[x]9-10 [ ]Cliff Notes [as Civil War President ]
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[ ]11-12 [x]Essay/Report [ ]
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[ ]College [ ]Misc [ ]
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Dizzed: 12/94 # of Words:741 School: ? State: ?
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN - CIVIL WAR PRESIDENT
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Abraham Lincoln was assuredly one of the greatest presidents in
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American history. This is demonstrated by his effective administration
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during the Civil War, the creation of policies that benefited everyone in
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the United States and the efforts that kept the United States from
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splintering during the Civil War and from its aftermath.
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Lincoln made excellent decisions in the Civil War. He guided his
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nation from being torn apart by conflict. He reacted quickly when the War
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was suddenly sprung upon him. His blockade of the southern ports weakened
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the south by stopping its income from trade and his immediate expansion of
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the Union Army gave the north a powerful battalion to combat the
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Confederacy. Some of his actions were controversial, such as suspension of
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habeas corpus (the right to protest unlawful imprisonment of a person and
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take it to court) for certain Confederate supporters who were too loud in
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their support, but it prevented unrest when unity was needed to fight the
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Confederacy. Lincoln appointed generals that, though not always
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successful, were competent, including the famed Ulysses S. Grant. Lincoln
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kept national unity, moderating his own views of slavery to keep the border
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states of Kentucky, Missouri, Delaware and Maryland. He managed to stop
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and European nations from interfering with his foreign diplomacy and his
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speeches, such as the famed Gettysburg address, held the peoples's support
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to him and the Union.
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During the Civil War, all was not concentrated on the battle on the
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field. Life did go on, however nervously, and out of this period arose
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several beneficial policies of Lincoln's. These policies aided towards the
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peaceful and prosperous nation in the United States today. Economically,
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the policies Lincoln created were ideal. The first federally controlled
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paper money was issued in 1861, establishing a secure standard of money,
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one not threatened by failure in any way. To the settlers were granted 65
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hectares of public land by the Homestead Act, free of charge, beginning in
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1862, enhancing the growth of the United States and bringing more people to
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create a thriving population. President Lincoln's policies also promoted
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national unity and communication. The transcontinental telegraph, first of
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its kind, was completed in 1861. It connected all of eastern United States
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with California and allowed a speedy way of communicating across a country.
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Free mail delivery in the cities of the United States was allowed in 1863,
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promoting communication between the people. Finally, there was the
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Emancipation Proclamation on the first day of the year 1863. It released
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all the slaves in the states that were still in rebellion. Though it did
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not have much real effect at the time, it pointed a way to a brighter
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future.
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President Abraham Lincoln handled the end of the war admirably. He
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put the nation back together and did not punish the south as wanted by
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some. His plan of reconstruction was accepted and the slaves were all
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freed, showing the rest of the world a virtuous country. He admitted that
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his reconstruction was not perfect, but convinced his people to accept it
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and work on it over letting their sister states leave and banishing the
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hope of a unified nation forever. Even his assassination did some good,
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for it brought the nation even closer. Lincoln's critics praised him and
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the people had their ideals matched to "Father Abe". The Americans were
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sorrowful of the death of their great president and in them arose a
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devotion to the United States envisioned by Abraham Lincoln.
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President Abraham Lincoln was truly one of the greatest US Presidents
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ever to live. His skill in leading his nation earned him a worthy
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reputation as a man of integrity and virtue. He sacrificed his sleep,
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peace of mind and much of his happiness to see the United States through.
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His humble background only made him more of a representation of the
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possibilities of the United States and increased his popularity with the
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people of the Unites States, driving toward a greater nation. President
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Abraham Lincoln, with all his skill, led the United States through one of
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the most difficult times in United States history, and not only bringing
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survival to the nation but created an even better place, improving the
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Constitution and starting the United States on its road to greatness. His
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valour in the cause of his nation earned him a place in the heart of the
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Americans, as the beloved Father Abe.
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