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DescriptionAbraham Lincoln giving his second Inaugural Address (4 March 1865).jpg	English: The second inaugural address of Abraham Lincoln, given on 4 March 1865 on the east portico of the U.S. Capitol.
Date	Created/Published: [between 1910 and 1920, from a photograph taken in 1865]
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Author	Alexander Gardner (1821–1882)   Description Scottish photographer Date of birth/death 17 October 1821 10 December 1882 Location of birth/death Paisley, Scotland Washington D.C. Work period 1856-1871 Work location Washington D.C. Authority control WorldCat
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