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What was Abrahmam Lincoln?
This is sad.
seabeyond
(110,159 posts)muntrv
(14,505 posts)sammytko
(2,480 posts)Thanks! I just popped in here to point that out.
unc70
(6,110 posts)Rambling, inappropriat humor.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,681 posts)#2 John Adams (Harvard, then apprenticed as a lawyer)
#3 Thomas Jefferson (College of William & Mary, then apprenticed as a lawyer)
#4 James Madison (College of New Jersey now Princeton then read law)
#6 John Quincy Adams (Harvard, then apprenticed as a lawyer)
#7 Andrew Jackson (self-taught lawyer)
#8 Martin Van Buren (Kinderhook Academy, then apprenticed as a lawyer)
#10 John Tyler (College of William & Mary, then apprenticed as a lawyer)
#11 James Polk (University of North Carolina, then apprenticed as a lawyer)
#13 Millard Fillmore (clerked for and studied under New York Judge Walter Wood)
#14 Franklin Pierce (Bowdoin College, then studied law)
#15 James Buchanan (Dickinson College, then studied law)
#16 Abraham Lincoln (No formal education, a self-taught lawyer)
#19 Rutherford Hayes (Kenyon College, Harvard law)
#21 Chester Arthur (Union College, then studied law)
#22 Grover Cleveland (apprenticed as a lawyer)
#23 Benjamin Harrison (Miami University in Ohio, then studied law)
#25 William McKinley (Allegheny College, Albany law)
#27 William Howard Taft (Yale, Cincinnati law)
#28 Woodrow Wilson (College of New Jersey now Princeton then UVA law)
#30 Calvin Coolidge (Amherst, then apprenticed as a lawyer)
#32 Franklin Roosevelt (Harvard, Columbia law)
#37 Richard Nixon (Whittier College, Duke law)
#38 Gerald Ford (University of Michigan, Yale law)
#42 Bill Clinton (Georgetown University, Yale law)
#44 Barack Obama (Columbia, Harvard law)
Marr
(20,317 posts)That would be asinine for a whole host of reasons.