Step-Mothering History
Lincoln's relationship with his stepmother Sarah blossoms, filling a void in his young life and nurturing his love for learning. While his education is basic, it lays the groundwork for his future intellect, as he devours books that shape his worldview. A pivotal trip to New Orleans exposes him to the harsh realities of slavery, igniting a growing distaste for the practice that will later define his legacy.In this clip
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