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Lincoln the Poet: The American President Who Loved Verse
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Lincoln the Poet: The American President Who Loved Verse
American Essence| By
Marlena Figge

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The self-educated Lincoln enjoyed reading and writing poetry.
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Book Recommendation| By
Dustin Bass

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Saying Goodbye to Mass Market Paperbacks

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‘The Xinjiang Procedure’: Inside China’s Organ Harvesting Nightmare
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‘The Xinjiang Procedure’: Inside China’s Organ Harvesting Nightmare

Ethan Gutmann expands his investigation into the CCP’s human rights abuses.
Hesiod’s Simple Manual for Living Well
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For the ancient Greek poet, resilience, diligence, and integrity formed the foundations of a good life.
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Walker Larson

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