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Using lincoln’s “a house divided” speech, walt whitman’s “o captain! my captain! ” poem, and jane addams’s “influence of lincoln” memoir chapter, you are going to write an expository essay of at least 750 words to answer the question: “what american ideal(s) does abraham lincoln embody? ” to get started, think about our discussion of lincoln’s speech and reread “o captain! my captain! ” and “influence of lincoln.” identify the american ideals and lincoln’s embodiment of them.

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