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Conservative. salman chase was close to being an abolitionist. so, the cabinet divided into left and right. all of them, however, were pro-union. >> people who were, personally, terrible to lincoln. he empowered. he gave positions to because he thought they could serve the country. >> creazy idea but these people are smart so he wanted these people close by. and he wanted to use their disagreements with him to challenge his views. >> that says, to me, that this man is very secure. that he's the smartest person in the room. >> he knew that there were things more important than partisan differen...

Loathe and despise slavery. >> listen, i'm sure he was pissed off at his dad but didn't drive his politics. >> there are a lot of situations where americans when they were oppressed as workers. they feel like slavrs. but they are not like slaves. thirp status is not inheritable. >> at 19 years old lincoln accepts a job transporting goods to new orleans. where he gets his first taste of life beyond the prairie. >> it is enchanted, mysterious, daunting for a young man who has never seen the city. >> we are told that the thing that influenced him most was the slave auctions. >> he saw auctioneers...

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Of the land and custom. he was in his own mind the slave to his father. so unconsciously i think lincoln identified with a slave holder and that led him to early on hate and loathe and despice slavery. >> they're just fundamental problems with this. these people are not compel to work in the same way enslaved people are. their status is not inheritable. at 19-years-old lincoln accepts a job transporting goods to new orleans where he gets his first taste of life beyond the prairie. >> it is enchanted and

Embrace education, to move beyond his father's life. >> as lincoln gets older, his father grows more intolerant of his quest for education. >> lincoln's father needed money. so what did he do? he rented his son out to neighbors. in those days, your labor was the property of your father until you were 21. any money you made had to go to the father. and that was the law of the land and custom. >> he was in his own mind a slave to his father. >> so unconsciously i think lincoln identified with the slaves, identified his father with the slave holders, and that led him to early on hate and loathe a...