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Illinois, the spectators shouted that lincoln was being twofaced. Twofaced cry lincoln, if i had to face, you think i would win at this one mark lincolns humor was an essential component of the first personality, and the political which, we will explore, whether his humor also occasionally have been handicap. Richard carmody was educated, at Corpus Christi, and queens colleges, oxford. And, at the university of california, at berkeley. For three decades, he taught history at the university of sheffield, before being appointed road professor, of american history, and institution, at oxford university, and a fellow of college. He was elected president of Corpus Christi college, oxford, 2010. And, served in that post until 2016. He is the author of one of the finest modern biographies of the 16th president , lincoln, life of purpose, and power. Which was awarded the lincoln prize in 2007. And, lincolns sense of humor, was a double edged sword, on which todays lecture is based. Ladies and
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