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Article: The Most Consequential Elections in History: Abraham Lincoln's Victory in 1864 Led to the End of the Civil War; Lincoln's victory in 1860 triggered the Civil War, and his victory in 1864 allowed him to win it.
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- U.S. News & World Report
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- July 30, 2008
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Byline: Kenneth T. Walsh
The stakes in this year's presidential campaign are high. But that's nothing new. There have been many other pivotal presidential elections in our history, some that set an entirely new course for the United States and a few that were crucial to the very survival of the republic. To put the current campaign in perspective, U.S. News White House correspondent Kenneth T. Walsh, author of four books on the presidency, examines the 10 most consequential elections in American history--the races that produced the biggest change and had the most lasting impact. An installment of this 10-part series will run on the U.S. News website each Wednesday through ...
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