Tattoo - Abraham Lincoln

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Introduction

The 19th century, between 1800 and 1900, saw many remarkable individuals rise to prominence. Napoleon, the French emperor who ultimately used the French Revolution to seize power, overthrew the old systems of government in Europe. In literature, Lord Byron, the English poet, overthrew the old systems of government and established a new era of literary fiction, combining political reform with literature.

Karl Marx developed a unique ideology that led to intense class struggle. The German Chancellor Bismarck went down in history for his efforts to subjugate all of Europe to Germany.

However, the behavior, thoughts, and visions of these great individuals have not been of interest to future generations. If we study the lives of the four great individuals mentioned above, future generations will only see their policies, actions, and powers. They will not see any behavior, speech, or attitude that would be offensive to ordinary people.

The difference between Abraham Lincoln and Napoleon and Byron is that Napoleon and Byron destroyed the traditions of the past, while Lincoln built for the future.

The difference between Lincoln and Bismarck and Marx was not that they were like those two great men, but that Lincoln was honest, upright, and powerful, but also broad-minded. I respect those great men.

As they respected him, they not only respected him but also loved him. While those great figures were worshipped like statues of bronze and stone, Lincoln was regarded as a human being and could be relied upon.

Born in the wilderness and self-taught, Lincoln worked as a logger and a boatman, and eventually became a lawyer. He was also a skilled statesman. As a man who had worked so hard, he had physical strength. He had mental strength. He had wisdom and foresight. He had a noble spirit. It was only because of these qualities that Lincoln was able to lead his country out of the flames of civil war and ruin. The war that broke out in his time was not an ordinary war. It was a civil war in which fratricidal people were killing each other, and it was also a time of great political and moral conflict.

The Civil War, fought with armed men to exterminate their own people, is more tragic than any other war. The conditions that had been slowly deteriorating since before Lincoln was born led to the outbreak of the Civil War within a few weeks of Lincoln's assumption of the presidency. As soon as Lincoln became president, the Union, "founded on the principles of liberty and equality of men," was already torn in two and a great conflict was brewing.

The two countries, divided and fighting each other, are destroying the prosperity and causing only destruction. In addition, the war not only increases taxes, but also collects weapons, men, and money, but also attracts foreign love. If this love is not received, they are afraid that foreign people will support the rebels with money, so they are trying to make efforts through foreign connections. They are also trying to keep the government in a state of disarray due to the rebellion. In this way, difficult responsibilities are piling up on Lincoln.

With a strong spirit, Lincoln fiercely defended the breakup of the Union. Lincoln did not hesitate to defend the Union that had been nurtured by the first President Washington and President Jefferson, and he fiercely defended it. He strongly opposed the secession of the Union based on the abominable system of slavery. He wanted the Union to remain intact no matter what. He did not want to see the state of the Union divided and divided.

The Civil War, a bloody and devastating war that lasted four years, destroyed the fortunes and future of an entire generation. Although the Union finally defeated the Southern rebels, the country was left in ruins. Lincoln's most important task was to mend the broken Union and rebuild the fragmented nation into a strong new nation, as Presidents Clinton and Jefferson had begun to build.

Thus, by uniting the past and future of the United States, Lincoln created a new nation, one that was built on freedom and unity, instead of the Union torn apart by the Civil War. For this monumental feat, Lincoln received the reward of an assassin's bullet. Shortly after the end of the Civil War, in 1865, an assassin's bullet stopped the noble Lincoln's heart.

Monuments dedicated to Lincoln are located not only in the United States but also around the world.

Lincoln biographies have been translated into many languages.

Thus, although there are many facts that remind us of Lincoln, one thing that makes us especially remember him is the united and progressive United States of America. The United States of America has suffered greatly to spread the truth. It has also learned the lesson that progress is painful because of the conflict that causes the union to be divided and bloodshed. It has also understood that only peaceful and gradual change can maintain independence and ensure a prosperous future.

They learned from President Lincoln that there should be no division between the East, West, South, and North, or between white and black, even within the Union, and that unity is the most important thing.

By freeing the Negroes from slavery in the newly re-established United States, Lincoln destroyed the era of white supremacy and created a truly human era in which there was no class distinction between people.

Birth (1808)

The great hunter, Denny Zun, was very ill with a beard. After he came out of the forest, he reported that there was a lot of land on the other side of the Cumberland Mountains, and the news spread throughout the Virginia Valley. The hunter told Lincoln that there was plenty of land, meat, and fish in Kentucky, and a group of hungry people crossed the Cumberland Valley and went to the Kentucky wilderness. Among these land seekers were Lincoln's mother, father, and six children. Tom Lincoln was only a baby at the time. In the group, a woman named Lucy Hin from Virginia came riding with her baby daughter, Namsi, on horseback. The land seekers crossed the Cumberland Valley and reached the Kentucky wilderness about sunset.

Lincoln built a small hut in a small clearing. His wife did the housework, spinning, soap making, and weaving. The children helped their parents as much as they could. Lincoln's father was clearing the land. While clearing the land and cultivating the land, the Indians, who were watching from the bushes, shot and killed Lincoln's father. The Lincoln family members told their father's death to future generations. They said that his father's ancestor, President Lincoln, had the same fate as his grandfather, who had died from a bullet from a gunman. While the three children were clearing the land with their grandfather Abraham, the youngest, Tom, was shooting at the savages when the grandfather fired his gun. The two older children shot at the savages and ran away, but Tom escaped without falling into the hands of the savages.

Tom Lincoln and Nam Si, who had escaped from the savages, grew up in the wilderness and built a new village. They were married one spring. After Tom got married, he took his wife Nam Si and built a house on a plot of land and made a living as a carpenter. The couple had a daughter, Sarah.

They moved to the village of Hoganville, where Tom tried his hand at farming. On February 12, 1808, a loud noise was heard in Tom's house, and Tom became the father of a son. The boy was so loved by his parents that they named him Abraham, after his grandfather. Abraham was only two years old when Lincoln

The group moved. Their new home was on the main road between Lu'ubil and Nachchabel, where Namsi, his daughter Sarah, and his son Abraham watched the large wagons, the carriages of the rich, the pedestrians, and the soldiers, shading themselves from the sun with their palms. Sarah and Abraham had a playmate named Austin, and the three of them fished and rowed in the Nabat River.

They lived in various ways, either by swimming in the stream that was flowing in a certain direction. When they returned home late at night and entered their house, they saw the full moon through the window next to their bed.