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<description>The key to understanding Lincoln&#x26;#x27;s Philosophy of Statesmanship is that he always sought the meeting point between what was right in theory and what could be achieved in practice. Most Americans &#x26;#x97; including most historians &#x26;#x97; regard Abraham Lincoln as the nation&#x26;#x27;s greatest president. But in recent years powerful movements have gathered, both on the political right and the left, to condemn Lincoln as a flawed and even wicked man. For both camps, the debunking of Lincoln usually begins with an expos&#x26;#xE9; of the &#x26;#x22;Lincoln myth,&#x26;#x22; which is well described in William Lee Miller&#x26;#x27;s 2002 book Lincoln&#x26;#x27;s Virtues: An Ethical...</description>
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