History & Politics · United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lost race after race, then became president at 51

Born Feb 12, 1809 · Died Apr 15, 1865
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- 0Born in a Kentucky log cabin
- 9His mother died
- 22Settled in New Salem, clerking at a general store
- 23First run for the state legislature, and a loss
- 25Elected to the Illinois legislature
- 27Licensed to practice law
- 33Married Mary Todd
- 37Elected to Congress
- 49Senate debates with Douglas made him famous; he still lost
- 51Elected president
- 53The Emancipation Proclamation
- 54The Gettysburg Address
- 55Reelected
- 56Assassinated, dead at 56
Every entry, with its source
At 0
- Feb 12, 1809
Born in a Kentucky log cabin
About a year of formal schooling, all told.
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At 9
- Oct 5, 1818
His mother died
He was 9.
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At 22
- c. 1831
Settled in New Salem, clerking at a general store
Around 22. Later worked as postmaster and surveyor.
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At 23
- Aug 1832
First run for the state legislature, and a loss
At 23. The store he co-owned failed the same year.
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At 25
- Aug 1834
Elected to the Illinois legislature
At 25. He started teaching himself law.
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At 27
- Sep 1836
Licensed to practice law
At 27.
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At 33
- Nov 4, 1842
Married Mary Todd
At 33. Only one of their four sons reached adulthood.
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At 37
- Aug 1846
Elected to Congress
At 37. One term, then back to law.
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At 49
- c. 1858
Senate debates with Douglas made him famous; he still lost
Around 49.
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At 51
- Nov 6, 1860
Elected president
At 51.
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At 53
- Jan 1, 1863
The Emancipation Proclamation
At 53.
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At 54
- Nov 19, 1863
The Gettysburg Address
At 54. Two minutes long.
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At 55
- Nov 8, 1864
Reelected
At 55.
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At 56
- Apr 15, 1865
Assassinated, dead at 56
Shot at a theater the evening before.
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