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Abraham Lincoln Statue, Springfield, IL
Abraham Lincoln Statue, Springfield, IL 1918 (Photograph 1985)
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Abraham Lincoln Statue, Washington, DC 1868 (Photographs Unknown)
Abraham Lincoln: The Head of State, Chicago, IL
Abraham Lincoln: The Head of State, Chicago, IL 1908 (photograph 1989)
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Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural Parade ca. 1861
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln's First Inauguration ca. 1861
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Abraham Lincoln's First Inauguration ca. 1861
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln's Inaugural Procession ca. 1861
Abraham Zapruder Camera
Abraham Zapruder Camera 1963
Absentee Ballot in Election Regarding the Constitution and By-laws of the Jicarilla Apache Tribe
Absentee Ballot in Election Regarding the Constitution and By-laws of the Jicarilla Apache Tribe 1937
Abstract of census and returns of election of a territorial legislature in Kansas
Abstract of census and returns of election of a territorial legislature in Kansas 3/30/1855
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