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Richard Brookhiser, Founders' Son: A Life of Abraham Lincoln Quotes: Any man's life can be seen as a series of engagements with his fathers, Including the surrogates provided by life and literature.
         

Any man's life can be seen as a series of engagements with his fathers, Including the surrogates provided by life and literature.


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Any man's life can be seen as a series of engagements with his fathers, Including the surrogates provided by life and literature.
         



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