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Abraham Lincoln

Through a poverty-ridden childhood on the American frontier, Lincoln is determined to leave his mark on the world.

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Abraham Lincoln

Frederick Douglass

Stefan Adegbola

Mary Todd Lincoln

Gideon Welles

William Seward

John Hay

Self

Historian

Kenneth B. Morris Jr.

Historian

Barton A. Myers

Edward Bates

Miles James

Montgomery Blair

John Forney

Matthew Dylan Roberts

Edwin Stanton

Edward Thomas

Sidwell Diamond Ralitsoele

Anna Murray

Nancy Sekhokoane

William Sherman

Willie Lincoln

Salmon Chase

Tad Lincoln

Kate Warne

Railroad Engineer

Francois Immelman

Allan Pinkerton

Richard Wright-Firth

Ward Lamon

Brendan Sean Murray

Lincoln, Age 9, 12

Thomas Lincoln

Sally Lincoln

Sarah Bush Johnston

Josiah Crawford

John Hanks

Dennis Offutt

James Rutledge

Jack Armstrong

Matthew Du Bois

Local Politician

Farmer

William Elkin

Kai Luke Brummer

John Dawson

Stephen Douglass

Richard Lothian

Edward Baker

James Matheny

Robert Schenck

Caleb Smith

Judge David Davis

Preston Brooks

Charles Sumner

Anthony C. Hyde

Joshua Speed

George McClellan

Ulysses S. Grant

Justin Salinger

William Cullen Bryant

Stephen Jennings

John Sella Martin

Robert Lincoln

Emilie Todd Helm

Henry Raymond

George Sykes

Fort Monroe Agent

George Meade

Horatio Wright

John Cook

Christian Fleetwood

Richard McCormick

Jacques Adriaanse

Ira Harris

Aide

Spotsylvania Colonel

Louis Goldsborough

Francis Barlow

Chris van Rensburg

Gettysburg Mother

Pennsylvania Leader

Elizabeth Keckley

Megan Alexander

Simon Cameron

Alonzo Draper

Edward J. Pepperell

Daniel Sickles

Lewis Douglass

Thapelo Maropefela

Winfield Scott

Nicholas Ellenbogen

John Wool

Lindsay Reardon

Irvin McDowell

Recruit

Oliver Howard

Benjamin Butler

Soldier

Thomas Willoughby

Fort Monroe Sergeant

Michael William Wallace

Frederick Douglass Jr.

Powhatan Beaty

Marvin Borcherds

James Speed

Charles Douglass

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- [Doug] Lincoln is waiting
to hear how it's going. - Abraham Lincoln

- [Doug] Lincoln is waiting to hear how it's going.

- And it starts as a union
advantage early in the morning. - Abraham Lincoln

- And it starts as a union advantage early in the morning.

- Frederick Douglas
understood that black men - Abraham Lincoln

- Frederick Douglas understood that black men

After church, Lincoln
spends the rest of the day - Abraham Lincoln

After church, Lincoln spends the rest of the day

- We want the capital
in Springfield, - Abraham Lincoln

- We want the capital in Springfield,

- But they didn't get
equal pay until 1864. - Abraham Lincoln

- But they didn't get equal pay until 1864.

- The arrival of the telegraph, - Abraham Lincoln

- The arrival of the telegraph,

- So, if it's valuable,
shouldn't there - Abraham Lincoln

- So, if it's valuable, shouldn't there

They were not able to
command their own units. - Abraham Lincoln

They were not able to command their own units.

Those us colored troops
were commanded by white men. - Abraham Lincoln

Those us colored troops were commanded by white men.

- What if we tack
on an amendment - Abraham Lincoln

- What if we tack on an amendment

Suddenly what was
known in one place - Abraham Lincoln

Suddenly what was known in one place

- Douglas was unhappy
about the mistreatment - Abraham Lincoln

- Douglas was unhappy about the mistreatment

- Before you'd get up, - Abraham Lincoln

- Before you'd get up,

A large fee, $50,000. - Abraham Lincoln

A large fee, $50,000.

And so you really had to
give almost complete autonomy - Abraham Lincoln

And so you really had to give almost complete autonomy

(footsteps approaching) - Abraham Lincoln

(footsteps approaching)

- Lincoln was immediately
perceived as different, unique, - Abraham Lincoln

- Lincoln was immediately perceived as different, unique,

They routed Confederate
forces and pushed them back - Abraham Lincoln

They routed Confederate forces and pushed them back

Taller than everyone else,
funnier than everyone else, - Abraham Lincoln

Taller than everyone else, funnier than everyone else,

He was always making friends
and they gravitated to him. - Abraham Lincoln

He was always making friends and they gravitated to him.

And he meets John T.
Stewart who advises him - Abraham Lincoln

And he meets John T. Stewart who advises him

And so on the battlefield, - Abraham Lincoln

And so on the battlefield,

He would have to borrow
books from John Stewart, - Abraham Lincoln

He would have to borrow books from John Stewart,

The south had many
of the same problems, - Abraham Lincoln

The south had many of the same problems,

He'd have to walk those
20 miles, borrow the book, - Abraham Lincoln

He'd have to walk those 20 miles, borrow the book,

He's gonna be around people
who make things happen. - Abraham Lincoln

He's gonna be around people who make things happen.

- Federal troops hear the
terrifying rebel yell. - Abraham Lincoln

- Federal troops hear the terrifying rebel yell.

- He would in fact,
serve four terms - Abraham Lincoln

- He would in fact, serve four terms

And with each term, his profile and his prestige would grow.

Union troops described
it as otherworldly. - Abraham Lincoln

Union troops described it as otherworldly.

About the tardy, hesitating,
vacillating policy - Abraham Lincoln

About the tardy, hesitating, vacillating policy

- The Confederates
start pushing back - Abraham Lincoln

- The Confederates start pushing back

- The American economy
is transforming - Abraham Lincoln

- The American economy is transforming

Tardy and hesitating
perhaps, but vacillating? - Abraham Lincoln

Tardy and hesitating perhaps, but vacillating?

The transportation
revolution is so crucial - Abraham Lincoln

The transportation revolution is so crucial

- Citizens of Washington - Abraham Lincoln

- Citizens of Washington

Changes the Southern economy, - Abraham Lincoln

Changes the Southern economy,

Mr. President, when I
persuade men to enlist, - Abraham Lincoln

Mr. President, when I persuade men to enlist,

And then when the battle turned, - Abraham Lincoln

And then when the battle turned,

- The entire United States
benefits from slavery, - Abraham Lincoln

- The entire United States benefits from slavery,

But I cannot in good
conscience recruit - Abraham Lincoln

But I cannot in good conscience recruit

And the union troops
had to march back - Abraham Lincoln

And the union troops had to march back

Northern cotton mills
are reliant upon - Abraham Lincoln

Northern cotton mills are reliant upon

- For Lincoln now the defeat
is not something that happens - Abraham Lincoln

- For Lincoln now the defeat is not something that happens

The insurance industry
in New York City - Abraham Lincoln

The insurance industry in New York City

My own sons are
fighting as if they - Abraham Lincoln

My own sons are fighting as if they

Merchants, bankers, the brokers, - Abraham Lincoln

Merchants, bankers, the brokers,

- I am in a difficult
position, Mr. Douglas. - Abraham Lincoln

- I am in a difficult position, Mr. Douglas.

So the idea of a
disaster became tangible. - Abraham Lincoln

So the idea of a disaster became tangible.

If I could find the
rebels responsible - Abraham Lincoln

If I could find the rebels responsible

In key areas of the deep south, - Abraham Lincoln

In key areas of the deep south,

So the use of
terror and violence - Abraham Lincoln

So the use of terror and violence

You'll agree that there's
a difference between - Abraham Lincoln

You'll agree that there's a difference between

- [Caroline] But there
certainly were white northerners - Abraham Lincoln

- [Caroline] But there certainly were white northerners

And had I issued
the order any sooner - Abraham Lincoln

And had I issued the order any sooner

- And at the heart of
all of these things - Abraham Lincoln

- And at the heart of all of these things

But now that the black
soldiers have proven - Abraham Lincoln

But now that the black soldiers have proven

- At the time, Lincoln
was an anti-slavery man. - Abraham Lincoln

- At the time, Lincoln was an anti-slavery man.

He didn't like slavery, - Abraham Lincoln

He didn't like slavery,

And on that day,
Lincoln realized - Abraham Lincoln

And on that day, Lincoln realized

- He thought that eventually
slavery would die away - Abraham Lincoln

- He thought that eventually slavery would die away

- You say all this, but
I hear only one word. - Abraham Lincoln

- You say all this, but I hear only one word.

But as a politician, he had
to be very, very cautious - Abraham Lincoln

But as a politician, he had to be very, very cautious

- The uncertainty in
Washington is palpable. - Abraham Lincoln

- The uncertainty in Washington is palpable.

It's not clear that
the remaining defenses - Abraham Lincoln

It's not clear that the remaining defenses

- Once the capital gets
moved to Springfield, - Abraham Lincoln

- Once the capital gets moved to Springfield,

When we're done waiting,
what will be left of us? - Abraham Lincoln

When we're done waiting, what will be left of us?

What if they do manage to
capture the White House? - Abraham Lincoln

What if they do manage to capture the White House?

And he gets an offer to
have a junior partnership - Abraham Lincoln

And he gets an offer to have a junior partnership

(dramatic music) - Abraham Lincoln

(dramatic music)

- He moved to Springfield,
Illinois on April 15th, 1837. - Abraham Lincoln

- He moved to Springfield, Illinois on April 15th, 1837.

Once I take a position,
I never retreat from it. - Abraham Lincoln

Once I take a position, I never retreat from it.

I always find that to be
bizarrely coincidental. - Abraham Lincoln

I always find that to be bizarrely coincidental.

He was 28 years
old when he moved - Abraham Lincoln

He was 28 years old when he moved

- Mr. President, I must
offer my resignation. - Abraham Lincoln

- Mr. President, I must offer my resignation.

(crowd chatter)
(dramatic music) - Abraham Lincoln

(crowd chatter) (dramatic music)

The rebels are bound to
move quickly now that- - Abraham Lincoln

The rebels are bound to move quickly now that-

There are rumors circulating - Abraham Lincoln

There are rumors circulating

- My dear, you must take
the children north at once. - Abraham Lincoln

- My dear, you must take the children north at once.

I hear you had the rebels
here this past summer. - Abraham Lincoln

I hear you had the rebels here this past summer.

I'm newly arrived and I'm
a freshly minted lawyer - Abraham Lincoln

I'm newly arrived and I'm a freshly minted lawyer

The thing of it is is I
don't have money for the bed, - Abraham Lincoln

The thing of it is is I don't have money for the bed,

- In the summer of 1861, - Abraham Lincoln

- In the summer of 1861,

You have done our
country a great service. - Abraham Lincoln

You have done our country a great service.

- I've got a room upstairs
with a bed in it, you know, - Abraham Lincoln

- I've got a room upstairs with a bed in it, you know,

- The Confederates
could have followed up - Abraham Lincoln

- The Confederates could have followed up

- Gettysburg will always
remain a kind of, - Abraham Lincoln

- Gettysburg will always remain a kind of,

- The man managing the
store is a young man - Abraham Lincoln

- The man managing the store is a young man

Speed and Lincoln take an almost - Abraham Lincoln

Speed and Lincoln take an almost

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Through a poverty-ridden childhood on the American frontier, Lincoln is determined to leave his mark on the world.

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Genre: documentary, biography, drama

Year: 2022

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ImdbRating: 8.4

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Released: 20 Feb 2022

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