Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural Address

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In a pivotal moment of American history, "Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural Address" was delivered by the esteemed Abraham Lincoln on March 4th. This address marks a critical juncture as tensions escalate towards the Civil War. Within this document, Lincoln emphasizes the preservation of the Union and the protection of constitutional rights, including the right to bear arms. Ideal for students of American history and civic activists, this address provides profound insights into the challenges faced by the nation during this tumultuous era. Dive into the words of a visionary leader and uncover the principles that shaped a nation.

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