Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln is the 16th President of the United States, serving from 1861 until Lincoln's assassination in 1865. Abraham Lincoln possesses a remarkable reputation for honesty and integrity, earning the nickname 'Honest Abe'. Abraham Lincoln demonstrates exceptional leadership skills during the American Civil War, preserving the Union and abolishing slavery. Abraham Lincoln shows a deep love for reading and self-education, having taught himself law despite limited formal education. Abraham Lincoln maintains a well-known sense of humor, often using witty stories and anecdotes to make points. Abraham Lincoln experiences recurring bouts of depression throughout life, known as 'melancholy'. Abraham Lincoln forms a close partnership with his wife Mary Todd, despite their contrasting personalities. Abraham Lincoln develops strong relationships with his sons, though experiences profound grief at the loss of three of them. Abraham Lincoln earns respect from political rivals through Lincoln's ability to find common ground and compromise.