From “Lincoln 365,” by Arnold Kunst
August 1
During one of the Lincoln-Douglas
debates in 1858 Lincoln was accused of being two-faced. He responded by saying,
'I leave it to this audience to decide: if I had a face different to the one
you see in front of you, don't you think I'd be wearing it?'
'The mind is never right but when
it is at peace within itself.' - Seneca
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