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A concise biography follows Abraham Lincoln from frontier boyhood through formative encounters with slavery and his self-education and early legal career, showing how modest habits and perseverance shaped his public life. It outlines his political rise to the presidency, the national crisis and armed conflict that ensued, and his role in measures to end enslavement, using anecdotes and illustrations pitched to young readers. The narrative concludes with his death and reflections on leadership, moral courage, and the meaning of national unity.
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