The Plainest Print Cannot Be Read Through

When I Left Springfield [to Become President] I Asked The People To Pray For Me. I Was Not A Christian. When I Buried My Son, The Severest Trial Of My Life, I Was Not A Christian. But When I Went To Gettysburg And Saw The Graves Of Thousands Of Our Soldiers, I Then And There Consecrated Myself To Christ.

Our Common Country Is In Great Peril, Demanding The Loftiest Views, And Boldest Action To Bring It Speedy Relief.

I Was Raised To Farm Work.

We All Declare For Liberty, But In Using The Same Word We Do Not All Mean The Same Thing.

I Will Either Be America's Greatest President Or Its Last.