Lincoln

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Phonetic Respelling: [ ling-kuhn ]

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n. a breed of sheep with long wool; orig. from Lincolnshire

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The capital of Nebraska is Lincoln.

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The capital of Nebraska is Lincoln.

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Why did Lincoln lock his possessions in a safe?

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Which pet animal did the Lincoln boys bring into the White House?

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Why does Eugenia think Baby Lincoln is hearing things?

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At what time did Marshall and KC leave the Lincoln bedroom?

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What did Mr. Lincoln notice about Eugene?

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What holiday did Lincoln establish?

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Which health problem did Tad Lincoln have?

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What did Lincoln say to Mrs. Ono when he met her ?

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What surprise did Lincoln and Tony want to do for their sponsor families?

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How did Pinkerton keep Lincoln safe?

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Which war was fought to end slavery while Lincoln was President of the United States?

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How old was Abraham Lincoln when his mother died?

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Abraham Lincoln is the sixteenth president of the United States.

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What was the name of the man who helped Lincoln become a lawyer?

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