Abraham Lincoln may have lost the Illinois Senate race in 1858, but he definitely triumphed by becoming president and saving the Union in the Civil War. Still, whose argument is more prominent in our own time — Lincoln or Douglas? We certainly admire Lincoln more, but do we view morality the way he did, as a matter of reason and natural justice? Or do we think more like Douglas, looking more to popular agreement and even personal emotion to tell us what is right and wrong?

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