Abraham Lincoln’s strength of character, fair judgement, and singular commitment to his work are all underscored by his daily routine in the White House. Read on to find out more.
Focusing on his objections to the Kansas-Nebraska Act, Abraham Lincoln’s Peoria speech took place in 1854. Read the full speech text here, or print out the page to save it for later.
The following Abraham Lincoln speeches represent a timespan of 27 years, during which Lincoln went from a relative unknown in Springfield, Illinois, to President of the United States.
Abraham Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address was given on March 4, 1861, shortly after the swearing in of Hannibal Hamlin. Read the full speech text here, or print out the page to save it for later.
The Gettysburg Address text from Abraham Lincoln’s 1863 speech are some of the most famous words Lincoln ever spoke. Read the full speech text here, or print out the page to save it for later.
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Morning routines for a more productive day
Download five of my favorite morning routines, including from a U.S. Olympic gold medalist, a retired U.S. Army four-star general, and the former President of Pixar: