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    The award winning movie Lincoln is one of the most acclaimed films of the year. It depicts the presidency of Abraham Lincoln‚ focusing on his efforts in getting the 13th amendment passed. While it shows some of the personal aspects of the president’s life‚ such as his relationships with his wife and two sons‚ it focuses on the political battle to secure enough votes to free the African American population. Unfortunately‚ many historians have pointed out that that aspect of the movie may very well

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    Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12‚ 1809 near Hodgenville‚ Kentucky and died on April 15‚ 1863. He is well known as our 16th president and the leader of the union during the American Civil War. Lincoln’s earliest childhood memories were of a flash flood‚ which had washed away corn and pumpkin seeds he had helped his father plant. Lincoln helped his father clear fields and take care of crops but grew to dislike hunting and fishing. His mother died autumn of 1818. His

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    Abraham Lincoln‚ George Washington and Thomas Jefferson are three of the greatest leaders and have impacted America immensly. They all contributed to the foundation of our country and the some of the ideologies that they introduced during their terms is still relevant to this day. But there is a lot of argument on who was the stronger president between the three. Abraham Lincoln was most definitely the strongest president out of the three former leaders‚ due to his determination towards abolishing

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    ____________________________________________ IN THE HON’BLE SUPREME COURT IN THE MATTER OF: TIMES TUBE BROADCASTING COMPANY LTD................................................................................APPELLANTS v. P.B.AMRIT......................................................................................RESPONDENTS MOST RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED TEAM CODE: _______ COUNSELS APPEARING ON BEHALF OF APPELLANTS THE 5th Amity National Moot Court Competition‚ 2012

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    it has served as a backdrop for ceremonies as well as a focal point during the Cherry Blossom Festival. As is the case with other memorials preceding and succeeding the construction of the Jefferson Memorial‚ there was controversy surrounding it. The choice of the memorial location and the need to remove cherry blossoms were very controversial at the time. Lincoln and Anacostia Parks were locations which were under consideration. The Washington Post states that “Neither of these would attract

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    original intent. The statue has become meaningless over time. Its meaning was only relative for the first thirty years that it stood there. During that time it stood as a memorial for fallen soldiers‚ which was not the original intention as stated in the Johnston and Ripmeester article‚ “Moreover‚ for about 30 years the memorial served as a focus for efforts to remember fallen soldiers. Time‚ however‚ has not been kind to the monument.” This is very true as many people do not know what the statue

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    country‚ In the speech Lincoln makes many references to the was that had happened‚ and he also makes many reference to how great America‚ which makes people think that everything will be alright and that the country is strong enough to endure this civil war. As for Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech it invokes completely different emotions such as shame in our country and sadness‚ the elements that invoke these emotions are King’s way of speaking‚ the way he references Lincoln‚ and the fact that he

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    Arlington National Cemetery “Let us here highly resolve that these honored dead shall not have died in vain”(Ashabranner). These words from our 16th President Abraham Lincoln exemplify the meaning of Arlington National Cemetery. Arlington National Cemetery is a sanctuary to mourn those who have served and sacrificed their lives for our freedom. Former Presidents‚ war heroes‚ and other brave soldiers that have fought for this country are buried throughout this crypt within the rows upon rows of ivory

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    of the Lincoln Monument is a perfect example of how the monuments presences and location affect the way the monument is viewed. “It is pure representation- a colossal marble statue and the text of two speeches carved on enormous panels‚ all housed in a neoclassical temple.” This description of the Lincoln Monument helps capture the idea that the use of marble and sheer size of the monument entrances the viewer causing the monument to stay implanted in their minds. Having seen the Lincoln Memorial

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    Abraham Lincoln ’s Second Inaugural Address In the "Second Inaugural Address" (1865)‚ Abraham Lincoln contemplates that they‚ as a United Nation‚ should reflect on the effects of the Civil War and move towards a better future for this nation. He addresses God and the issue of slavery in order to encourage the Northern and Southern states towards reconciliation. Lincoln tries to reveal his intention by utilizing figurative diction‚ parallel syntax‚ and a shifting tone. Abraham Lincoln uses figurative

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