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      • Abe Lincoln's Favorite Gingerbread and Topping Rec...
      • The Truth About a Tavern License for the Berry-Lin...
      • Lincoln's Logic - How Abe Learned to Tell When a T...
      • How Lincoln Became Known as "Honest Abe."
      • Mrs. Haupt, of Philadelphia Remembers Kissing Pres...
      • Senator John D. Hatfield Escaped From Libby Prison...
      • A Boy Kept Jesting Promise to Vote for Abe Lincoln.
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