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Fred Kaplan Zitate

To give credit to Lincoln for moral progression seems beyond the facts and unnecessary for our appreciation of this arguably greatest of all American presidents.

Fred Kaplan

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Lincoln für die moralische Entwicklung Anerkennung zu geben, scheint über die Tatsachen hinaus und für unsere Wertschätzung dieses wohl größten amerikanischen Präsidenten nicht notwendig.

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