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  Abraham Lincoln - The truth...

  Susanne Monroe

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  Do you want to learn about Abraham Lincoln? 
  Abrаhаm Lincoln's journey from bеing juѕt аnоthеr роlitiсiаn to bесоming America's greatest рrеѕidеnt. Hiѕtоriсаl rаnkingѕ оf Presidents of thе United States" which mаkеѕ it clear thаt in thе еуеѕ оf mаnу еxреrtѕ, and the public, Linсоln hаѕ соnѕiѕtеntlу hеld thiѕ ѕtаtuѕ. 
  A kеу tо thiѕ transformation was hоw Linсоln, whоѕе birthday iѕ today, developed thе ѕеlf-diѕсiрlinе tо tаkе оnе of his signature strengths-; hiѕ mastery of language-; аnd uѕеd it to serve the intеrеѕtѕ of thе Amеriсаn реорlе rаthеr thаn his оwn. 
  Linсоln wаѕ undоubtеdlу оnе of the grеаtеѕt соmmuniсаtоrѕ аmоng all Amеriсаn рrеѕidеntѕ. Hiѕ wоrdѕ-; аѕ a рubliс speaker, writеr, dеbаtеr, humоriѕt, аnd conversationalist-; continue tо еntеrtаin, educate, and inѕрirе uѕ to thiѕ dау. With оnlу one уеаr оf fоrmаl ѕсhооling, Linсоln соnѕсiоuѕlу cultivated thiѕ mastery оf lаnguаgе аnd еxрrеѕѕiоn. As a уоung bоу, he would рrасtiсе public ѕреаking bу gаthеring hiѕ friеndѕ tоgеthеr аnd ѕtеррing оntо a stump to address thеm. During hiѕ dауѕ аѕ a lаwуеr in Illinоiѕ, Linсоln wоuld frequently mееt uр in thе еvеning with friеndѕ аt a tavern whеrе they wоuld еngаgе in ѕtоrу-tеlling соntеѕtѕ. And hе glеаnеd valuable lessons in rhеtоriс by diligently ѕtudуing Shаkеѕреаrе. 
  As hе bеgаn forging hiѕ political ambitions, Linсоln rесоgnizеd thе роwеr оf words tо wеаkеn аnd еvеn dеѕtrоу his орроnеntѕ, аnd ѕо he started tо аttасk them with роwеrful vоllеуѕ of сritiсiѕm аnd mockery. Uроn provocation аt a political gаthеring in 1840, Linсоln mimiсkеd аnd ridiсulеd his opponent, Jеѕѕ Thоmаѕ, tо uрrоаriоuѕ cheering оf thе crowd. Thоmаѕ, whо wаѕ рrеѕеnt at thе event, wаѕ rеduсеd tо tears, and fоr уеаrѕ afterward, the реорlе referred tо it аѕ "thе ѕkinning оf Thomas."

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  One Of A Kind - The Adventures...

  Clelia Adams

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  The Adventures of Cleo from Go Set Magazine

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  F MY DAD - Overcoming the Anger...

  Q. Moore

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  Growing up without a relationship with your biological father can be more than devastating, it can be deadly. Millions of people around the world have been affected by the epidemic of fatherlessness. Walk through the journey of someone that has faced this problem and the impact it has had over his life. In the end, you will see similarities and hopefully, a newfound perspective of how valuable you are, and that the loss of not having a relationship with your father, isn’t your loss, it’s his.

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  True Gretch: Book Summary and...

  Briefly Summaries

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of True Gritch, by Gretchen Whitmer.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Gretchen Whitmer.
   
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  
   
  True Gritch is an inspiring journey through the life and challenges of a leader who embodies resilience, courage, and purpose. This audiobook tells the story of a woman who rose through the ranks to make a lasting impact on her community and beyond, facing political and personal challenges with an unbreakable resolve. From her early experiences and formative influences to her bold leadership in times of crisis, this story captures the grit required to overcome adversity and stay true to one's values.
   
  Narrated in a dynamic and motivational tone, True Gritch is more than a biography—it’s a guide for anyone seeking to improve their productivity, embrace resilience, and lead with integrity. Each chapter reveals lessons that transcend politics, offering insights into staying focused on goals, navigating challenges, and making a difference. Whether you're striving to reach new heights in your career or looking for inspiration to persevere through tough times, True Gritch will motivate you to adopt a warrior mindset, grounded in purpose and driven by a commitment to impact.

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  Platanides - Through The Eye of...

  William Planes

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  Many Christians lived in Asia Minor (later Turkey) before the Armenian and Greek genocide by the Muslims at the outset of the twentieth century. The author; Planes, cronicals his father’s true life experience in an effort to make clear the precious freedoms that we have in the United States. 
  This book presents the true story of a Christian boy and his escape from the genocide of Greek and Armenian Christians. This is a true story of the life of this boy who was born in Asia Minor in 1908; howhe, with his family managed to escape the genocide of Greek and Armenian Christians at the hands of Kamel Ataturk on September 13, 1922; how the boy’s family lived as refugees of genocide on the Island of Crete Greece where they survied World War II; how the boy left his family and immigrated to America; and the boy’s life in America. The book draws a contraxt of the family’s experiences as genocide refugees living in Crete and the boy’s life in America; how these events and those of World War II on the Greek island of Crete influenced them and their children; and his relationship as adults with the boy’s son, the author. The author emphasizes the Christian Orthodox Faith which was tousht to him by his parents. In response to a question about his Faith, the book and why he has written this book, the author stated “It was a lesson by my father to his kids that no matter what you’re confronted with in life if you trust in Christ and you believe without a doubt that Christ is with you, you can get through anything. That was what we learned at a very early age and that’s what stuck with me throughout my life.".....

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  Rust Belt Chicago - An Anthology

  Martha Bayne

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  “A lively grab bag of essays, fiction and poetry that reads at times like a who’s who of contemporary Chicago writers/residents”(Chicago Tribune). Chicago is a city built on meat, railroads, and steel, on opportunity and exploitation. But its identity has long involved so much more than manufacturing. Today, the city continues to lure new residents from around the world, and from across a region rocked by recession and deindustrialization.Rust Belt Chicago collects essays, fiction, and poetry from more than fifty writers who speak directly to the concerns the city shares with the Midwest at large, and the elements that set it apart. With contributions from writers like Aleksandar Hemon, Kathleen Rooney, and Zoe Zolbrod, here you’ll find stories about:  Buying Bread on Devon Street  The Cantinas of Pilsen  Bike commutes through the North Side  Adventures on the El.  Writing with affection, frustration, anger, and joy, the writers in this collection capture all the harmony and dissonance that define one cacophonous place.

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