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- Municipal Commune of Bourne
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- He/Him
Something from that pair of lists where the Confederacy engaged in enthustiastic rewriting of history. It's kind of the idea that lead to the whole scenario, and was basically my way of rationalising something @Japhy said when we were all doing lists of our political development over time.
Abraham Lincoln
The 16th President of the United States of America, arguably the last of the First Republic, and the first of the Second. Elected in 1860, he presided over the first years of the American Civil, from 1861 until his assassination in 1864. The elevation of his radical Vice President Hannibal Hamlin led to the contentious 1864 Presidential election and the Peace Accord of 1865, that broke the United States in two.
Lincoln has become a symbol after his death, on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line. For Northerners, he became the ideal of a utopian America throttled in its crib, while for the South he is the Marxist Great Satan who subverted the First Republic and with his dying breath spawned the corrupt Second Republic which necessitated their New Revolution in the 1920s.
This symbolism has become more important since then, as the so-called Third Republic, in reality the censored heir of the Confederacy, has entrenched their rule and rewritten the history books. The resistance movement termed the Sons of Liberty are led by an anonymous Cabinet, presided over by a figure known only as Abraham Lincoln, as a propaganda device that strikes terror into the hearts of the sons of Dixie, while stirring the masses of the oppressed North into action.
For as long as the Great Liberator is remembered, as long as we fight for the True United States against the Junta of the Confederacy, Lincoln will never truly die.
Abraham Lincoln
The 16th President of the United States of America, arguably the last of the First Republic, and the first of the Second. Elected in 1860, he presided over the first years of the American Civil, from 1861 until his assassination in 1864. The elevation of his radical Vice President Hannibal Hamlin led to the contentious 1864 Presidential election and the Peace Accord of 1865, that broke the United States in two.
Lincoln has become a symbol after his death, on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line. For Northerners, he became the ideal of a utopian America throttled in its crib, while for the South he is the Marxist Great Satan who subverted the First Republic and with his dying breath spawned the corrupt Second Republic which necessitated their New Revolution in the 1920s.
This symbolism has become more important since then, as the so-called Third Republic, in reality the censored heir of the Confederacy, has entrenched their rule and rewritten the history books. The resistance movement termed the Sons of Liberty are led by an anonymous Cabinet, presided over by a figure known only as Abraham Lincoln, as a propaganda device that strikes terror into the hearts of the sons of Dixie, while stirring the masses of the oppressed North into action.
For as long as the Great Liberator is remembered, as long as we fight for the True United States against the Junta of the Confederacy, Lincoln will never truly die.