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Lincoln and Religion

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The relationship between Abraham Lincoln and religion has long been a subject of careful study and thoughtful debate. Unlike many American leaders of his time, Lincoln was not formally affiliated with a church, yet his language, convictions, and leadership were deeply shaped by religious ideas, particularly those rooted in the Bible. Lincoln was born in 1809 in Hardin County, a Read more...
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William Jennings Bryan’s Legal Career Begins

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William Jennings Bryan began practicing law in Jacksonville, Illinois, in 1883. After graduating from law school at Union College of Law (now part of Northwestern University), Bryan moved to Jacksonville, where he opened a law practice. There he partnered with a local attorney and quickly became involved in both legal work and public speaking. His time in Jacksonville was formative. Read more...