“Loath to Close”

Abraham Lincoln's first inaugural address stands as a pivotal moment in American history, its rhetoric etched into the nation's collective memory. The phrase "Loath to Close" showcases Lincoln's desire to keep dialogue open, encouraging Americans to remain curious and engaged in ongoing conversations. This reluctance to end discussions reflected his commitment to peace and unity, rather than division, during a tumultuous time. Lincoln's words serve as a timeless reminder for us all to maintain an open mind and continually seek better questions and possibilities.

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