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Anonymous users2024-02-07Humble, tolerant, not humble or arrogant, with a broad mind.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Lincoln was an American statesman, the 16th (term: March 4, 1861 – April 15, 1865), and the first Republican. During his tenure, a civil war broke out in the United States, known as the Civil War.
Lincoln defeated the Southern Separatists, abolished slavery, and maintained the unity of the country. But shortly after the end of the Civil War, Lincoln was assassinated. He was the first American** to be assassinated, and he was a great ** who was out of poverty.
Lincoln's idioms: tolerant, untreating, impartial, conscientious, talented, both capable and virtuous, respectable, humorous, well-versed in righteousness, tolerant and generous, broad-minded.
Famous saying: People must not be arrogant, but they must not be arrogant.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Lincoln was one of the greatest figures in world history, leading the great struggle to save the Union and end slavery. He is remembered for his integrity, kindness, and strong personality, and he has been one of the most admired in American history. set 4 million slaves free through the Emancipation Proclamation; After his assassination, slavery was officially abolished in the United States.
Lincoln successfully maintained the unity of the United States and made great contributions to the development of American society. Lincoln became a symbol of black emancipation, but the slave owners hated him. On the night of April 14, 1865, Lincoln was assassinated by a ** bribed by a Southern slave owner.
Columnist Camila Cavendish said of Lincoln: "Fight hard to win the Civil War, preserve national unity, and create a nation based on the Constitution." ”
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The greatness of life without Qiaohong The glory of death Tolerance and generosity Treat people equally Humble people must not be arrogant, but they must not be arrogant.
Giving others freedom and defending one's own freedom are equally noble causes.
What we care about is not whether you have failed, but whether you have no resentment about failure.
Those who are eager to learn will become great things.
In fact, education was an early habit.
Those who do not give freedom to others do not deserve to be free, and they cannot remain free for a long time under the just rule of God.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03From a farmer's name to a ** hard work, disdain and not give up the spirit.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Lincoln was an American statesman, 16th (term: March 4, 1861 to April 15, 1865), and the first Republican**. During his tenure, a civil war broke out in the United States, known as the Civil War.
Lincoln defeated the Southern Separatists, abolished slavery, and maintained the unity of the country. But shortly after the end of the Civil War, Lincoln was assassinated. He was the first American** to be assassinated, and he was a great ** from a poor background.
Lincoln's idioms: tolerant, untreating, impartial, conscientious, talented, both capable and virtuous, respectable, humorous, well-versed in righteousness, tolerant and generous, broad-minded.
Famous saying: People must not be arrogant, but they must not be arrogant.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01【大度容】:d à dù bāo róng,度:量; Bag: Accommodated. Describe the large amount of gas and be tolerant. as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Used for people.
Kuān hóng dà dù, which refers to treating people generously, measuring largely, and being able to tolerate people. Same as "magnanimity". as a predicate, a definite; Refers to a person's large amount of energy.
The drizzle is continuous, and the spring rain is like silk.
Raise your head to look at the bright moon and bow your head to think of your hometown.
Friends in distress are affectionate.
Thousands of miles to send goose feathers, courtesy is light and benevolent and righteous. >>>More
The red sun is scorching, the sun is scorching.
The scorching sun is like fire, the sun is like fire, the fire is scorching, the fire wheel is high, the fire clouds are like the sea, the sky is steaming, the summer is terrifying, the summer sun is scorching, the summer mountains are like blue, the summer trees are green, the summer water soup soup is deep, the plum is like a floating melon, the heat is hot, the heat is steaming, the heat is like a rain, the sweat is like a pulp, the sweat is like a pulp, the sweat is like a lot, the sweat is like a lot, the sweat is like a pulp, the sweat is like a lot, the drought is abusive The fields are cracked for thousands of miles, not a single inch of grass grows, there is no harvest of grains, the seedlings are dry, and the seedlings are withered. >>>More
Endless. Boundless.
Full of life. A piece of golden. >>>More