Question

What were Abraham Lincoln’s views on education?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Lincoln tied education to two other principles which were even more central to his political philosophy: liberty and work. In September 1859, President Lincoln addressed the Wisconsin State Agricultural Society: "The old general rule was that educated people did not perform manual labor.

Answer 2

Answer:

Lincoln considered education the most important subject. he wanted all the people of his country to be in engaged in it and get atleast moderate education so that they could enable themselves to read not only the history of their own country but of other countries also .he believed and it would be matter of great sacrification if people became able to read and scriptures and other works both of a religious and moral nature,for themselves.