Abraham Lincoln’s Temperance Address
Abraham Lincoln’s Temperance Address was given to the Springfield Washington Temperance Society in 1842. Read the full speech text here, or print out the page to save it for later.
Abraham Lincoln’s Peoria Speech
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.
Abraham Lincoln’s Cooper Union Address
Abraham Lincoln’s Cooper Union Address was given at the Cooper Union in Manhattan, New York, on February 27, 1860. Read the full speech text here, or print out the page to save it for later.
Abraham Lincoln’s Most Influential Speeches
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 House Divided Speech
“A house divided against itself cannot stand,” said Abraham Lincoln in his famous 1858 House Divided speech. Read the full speech text here, or print out the page to save it for later.
