Abraham Lincoln's Lost Speech

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The "Lost Speech" highlights a pivotal moment in 1856 when a young Abraham Lincoln delivered a compelling anti-slavery address in Bloomington, Illinois. Although the speech was never recorded, its impact resonated throughout American history, showcasing Lincoln's early commitment to opposing the expansion of slavery. This incident underscores the importance of his evolving political stance and the historical significance of his voice in the fight for freedom.