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Civil War History

Abraham Lincoln and
Woodrow Wilson

• The Nation, 1918 •


Upon the first anniversary marking the American intervention into the First World War, Charles Payne of Grenell College, Iowa, wrote to the editors at The Nation and cautioned his fellow-Americans to remember the conduct and humility of Civil War General Robert E. Lee.


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Click here to read about the heavy influence religion had in the Rebel states during the American Civil War.

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American Civil War President Abraham Lincoln Compared to WW1 President Woodrow Wilson

Abraham Lincoln and [br]Woodrow Wilson

American Civil War President Abraham Lincoln Compared to WW1 President Woodrow Wilson
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