Abraham Lincoln:The great Republican
He Abolished slavery,
He was a Republican.
Contents[hide]
1 Personal life
1.1 Childhood and education
1.2 Marriage and family
2 Early political career and military service
2.1 National politics
2.2 Prairie lawyer
3 Republican politics 1854–1860
3.1 Lincoln–Douglas debates of 1858
4 1860 Presidential election
5 Presidency and the Civil War
5.1 Secession winter 1860–1861
5.2 Fighting begins
5.3 Conducting the war effort
5.4 Grant
5.5 Emancipation Proclamation
5.6 Gettysburg Address
5.7 1864 election
5.8 Second Inaugural Address
5.9 Reconstruction
6 Home front
6.1 Redefining Republicanism
6.2 Civil liberties suspended
6.3 Domestic measures
7 Assassination
8 Administration, Cabinet and Supreme Court appointments 1861–1865
9 States admitted to the Union
10 Religious and philosophical beliefs
11 Legacy and memorials
12 See also
13 References
14 Bibliography
15 External links
Contents[hide]
1 Personal life
1.1 Childhood and education
1.2 Marriage and family
2 Early political career and military service
2.1 National politics
2.2 Prairie lawyer
3 Republican politics 1854–1860
3.1 Lincoln–Douglas debates of 1858
4 1860 Presidential election
5 Presidency and the Civil War
5.1 Secession winter 1860–1861
5.2 Fighting begins
5.3 Conducting the war effort
5.4 Grant
5.5 Emancipation Proclamation
5.6 Gettysburg Address
5.7 1864 election
5.8 Second Inaugural Address
5.9 Reconstruction
6 Home front
6.1 Redefining Republicanism
6.2 Civil liberties suspended
6.3 Domestic measures
7 Assassination
8 Administration, Cabinet and Supreme Court appointments 1861–1865
9 States admitted to the Union
10 Religious and philosophical beliefs
11 Legacy and memorials
12 See also
13 References
14 Bibliography
15 External links
