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Savedoff Pleads Guilty to Document Theft
Anthony Pitch on "The Conspirator"
Tom Schwartz Named Hoover Library Director
Lincoln Pardon Allegedly Altered
No Casino Gettysburg -- The Gettysburg Address
Rare Items Donated to Lincoln Presidential Museum
Lincoln Studies Center Awarded Grant
A Doctor's View of the Assassination
This Week in History
May 29, 1856
Lincoln makes a famous "lost" speech at the Republican state convention
in Bloomington, Illinois.
Lincoln's position as postmaster is lost when the post office is
discontinued at New Salem, Illinois.
President Lincoln sits for a portrait by painter George Storey.
"In times like the present, men should utter nothing for which
they would not willingly be responsible through time and in eternity."
--Annual Message to Congress, December 1, 1862

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