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Question. Do you believe in ghosts?

Well, what if I told you that Abraham Lincoln, the great emancipator, and the 16th president

of the United States, not only believed in ghosts, but he spoke to them in the White House.

I'm Andre, and this is the redacted history podcast.

When people think about Abraham Lincoln, they think of a few things automatically, at least I know I do,

freeing the slaves, his beard, or his top hat, or how on April 15,

1865, John Wilkes Booth walked into the Ford Theater and shot Lincoln dead.

But what most people rarely discuss is there was a direct connection from Abraham Lincoln,

his wife, his children, and the spirit world.

From the time he was married to his only wife, Mary Todd Lincoln in 1842, up until his

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