Section #1 - Lincoln’s Long Journey Home to Racial Equality
Chapter 5: His New Law Partner Touts Abolition
Lincoln’s success in riding the Illinois circuit enables him to open his own law office in 1844, along with junior partner Billy Herndon, his lifelong friend and an early abolitionist.
In spare moments, the two discuss slavery, with Herndon pushing Abe to speak out in favor of ending the practice.

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