I find no objection whatever to the use of a portrait of my father upon the letterhead of such a life insurance company named after him as you describe; I take pleasure in enclosing you, for that purpose, what I regard as a very good photograph of him.

- Robert Todd Lincoln, August 3, 1905

Lincoln Lore Title Index

This is a continuation of the Lincoln Lore Title Index, which I have compiled from my collection of Lincoln Lore issues, first published by the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company and now published by the Lincoln Museum.

Numbers 1801 - Present

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Num	Date	Title
1801	Mar 1989	A Chronology of the Trent Affair (Part II)
1802	Apr 1989	Eric Foner's Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution 1863-1877
1803	May 1989	Stephen W. Sears' George B. McClellan: The Young Napolean; Cumulative Bibliography 1987, 1988, 1989
1804	Jun 1989	Confederate Lincolniana
1805	Jul 1989	Photographing Lincoln: The Transformation of American Photgraphy 1846-1860 (Part I); Civil War Institute at Gettysburg Collect, 1990
1806	Aug 1989	Photographing Lincoln (Part II); Cumulative Bibliography, 1988-1989
1807	Sep 1989	Photographing Lincoln (Part III)
1808	Oct 1989	Photographing Lincoln (Part IV)
1809	Nov 1989	Lincoln’s World: Spain
1810	Dec 1989	Lincoln Lore Index: January 1989 through December 1989 (Nos. 1799-1810)
1811	Jan 1990	Phillip Shaw Paludan’s “A People’s Contest”
1812	Feb 1990	Lincoln’s World: Italy; Cumulative Bibliography, 1989-1990
1813	Mar 1990	Gaudy Books Sold Civil War Memories
1814	Apr 1990	Images of War: Ken Burns’ Film The Civil War
1815	May 1990	A New Letter from the Second Supplement to the Collected Works
1816	Jun 1990	Lincoln and Legal Education in Antebellum America (Part I)
1817	Jul 1990	Lincoln and Legal Education in Antebellum America (Part II)
1818	Aug 1990	Rattling Lincoln’s Bones
1819	Sep 1990	“This Expresses My Idea of Democracy”: A Review of Lincoln on Democracy; Gettysburg Civil War Institute: Why the South Lost the Civil War
1820	Oct 1990	Kenneth M. Stampp’s America in 1857: A Nation on the Brink
1821	Nov 1990	Iver Bernstein on the New York City Draft Riot of 1863
1822	Dec 1990	Iver Bernstein on the New York City Draft Riot of 1863 (Part II)
1823	Jan 1991	The Lincoln Family Album; High Comedy and Marfan’s Syndrome
1824	Feb 1991	Some Recent Books on the Civil War; News from the Abraham Lincoln Association
1825	Mar 1991	Some Recent Books on the Civil War (cont.); Mary Todd Lincoln’s Spirit Photograph
1826	Apr 1991	Democracy and Despotism: William W. Freehling’s Road to Disunion: Secessionists at Bay
1827	May 1991	Democracy and Despotism: William W. Freehling’s Road to Disunion: Secessionists at Bay (cont.)
1828	Jun 1991	Meeting Them—Radicals and All: Robert W. Johannsen’s Lincoln, the South, and Slavery; News from the Abraham Lincoln Association
1829	Jul 1991	Meeting Them—Radicals and All: Robert W. Johannsen’s Lincoln, the South, and Slavery (cont.)
1830	Aug 1991	Lincoln as Pragmatist, or Civil War Consitutional History from “The Bottom Up”
1831	Sep 1991	Lincoln as Pragmatist, or Civil War Consitutional History from “The Bottom Up” (cont.); News from the Abraham Lincoln Association
1832	Oct 1991	“Election-Time in America”: An Englishman’s View of Popular Politics During the 1860 Campaign
1833	Nov 1991	“Election-Time in America”: An Englishman’s View of Popular Politics During the 1860 Campaign (cont.)
1834	Dec 1991	“Election-Time in America”: An Englishman’s View of Popular Politics During the 1860 Campaign (cont.); News from the Abraham Lincoln Association
1835	Jan 1992	Lincoln and the “Central Idea of the Occasion”: Garry Wills’s Lincoln at Gettysburg: The Words that Remade America; Gettysburg Civil War Institute June 27-July 3, 1993: Lincoln and His Lieutenants: Command Regulations
1836	Feb 1992	Lincoln and the “Central Idea of the Occasion”: Garry Wills’s Lincoln at Gettysburg: The Words that Remade America; (cont.); News from the Abraham Lincoln Association
1837	Mar 1992	“A Task...Greater Than That Which Rested Upon Washington”: A Review of Lincoln, The War President; Lincoln Library Inventory Begins
1838	Apr 1992	“A Task...Greater Than That Which Rested Upon Washington”: A Review of Lincoln, The War President (cont.)
1839	no date	Lincoln’s World: Election-Time in Britain
1840	no date	Lincoln’s World: Election-Time in Britain, 1832-1867; News from the Abraham Lincoln Association
1841	no date	“We’ll Go Right on Practicing Law”: The Lincoln Legal Papers; The New Lincoln Museum
1842	Sep 1995	The Lincoln Museum
1843	Winter 1996	The Emancipation Inkwell?; Lincolniana in 1995; At the Lincoln Museum
1844	Spring 1996	Lincoln and the Enola Gay; Abraham Lincoln and the Politics of Slavery, 1837-1854; At The Lincoln Museum
1845	Summer 1996	TheLincolnMuseum.org; “Abraham Lincoln and the American Experiment” Receives Honors; Lincoln’s Other McClellan: General Don Carlos Buell; Books for Sale; James T. Hickey, First Lincoln Curator; Lincoln Cartoons of 1995; At The Lincoln Museum
1846	Winter 1997	Saddles and Soldiers; How Si Klegg and His Pard Shorty Gave a Hand to The Lincoln Museum; The Ratings Game; Letters to Lincoln, 1996; At The Lincoln Museum
1847	Winter 1997 (2)	Final Respects; Lincolniana in 1996; At The Lincoln Museum
1848	Spring 1997	Lincoln Memorial University Celebrates One Hundred Years; Abraham Lincoln and the Art of Billiards (Part One); At The Lincoln Museum
1849	Summer 1997	Lincoln the Athlete; Abraham Lincoln and the Art of Billiards (Part Two); Still trying to Get Right with Lincoln; At The Lincoln Museum
1850	Fall 1997	White House Style; America’s First Ladies; At The Lincoln Museum
1851	Winter 1998	Lincolniana in 1997; At The Lincoln Museum
1852	Spring 1998	The Lincoln Highway: A Fitting Memorial; Coast to Coast on the Lincoln Highway; Lincoln Highway Programs and Events; At The Lincoln Museum
1853	Summer 1998	Lincoln Museum Acquires Signed Emancipation Proclamation; His Own Place in the Sun; Abraham Lincoln and Northrop Frye’s Five Modes of Fiction; Ralph Newman, Lincoln Scholar; At The Lincoln Museum
1854	Fall 1998	The Lincoln Museum Store; Building a Lincoln Library
1855	Winter 1999	Lincoln from Life: As the Artists Saw Him; At The Lincoln Museum
1856	Spring 1999	Lincolniana in 1998; At The Lincoln Museum
1857	Summer 1999	In Review: Books by Recent R. Gerald McMurtry Lecturers; At The Lincoln Musuem
1858	Fall 1999	Lincolniana in 1999; At The Lincoln Museum
1859	Winter 2000	Recent Acquisitions; A Legacy for The Lincoln Museum; Book Review: Lincoln: A Foreigner’s Quest; At The Lincoln Museum
1860	Spring 2000	Stephen in Search of His Mother: Stephen A. Douglas and the Presidential Campaign of 1860; Hollow, Halloo, Hallo and Holler—a Note on Usage; At The Lincoln Museum
1861	Summer 2000	Abe: History as Novel—An Interview with Richard Slotkin; William O. Stoddard on Abraham Lincoln; The Lincoln Museum Store Book List; At The Lincoln Museum
1862	Fall 2000	Lincolniana in 2000; At The Lincoln Museum
1863	Winter 2001	Now He Belongs to the Ages: The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln; At The Lincoln Museum
1864	Spring 2001	Rethinking Lincoln: Lerone Bennett’s Dream; Lincoln’s Poetry; At The Lincoln Museum
1865	Summer 2001	Recent Acquisitions; Shadows of Lincoln in a Victorian Museum; Odyssey of a Knife; At The Lincoln Museum
1866	Fall 2001	We Cannot Escape History; The Law Practice of Abraham Lincoln: The Complete Documentary Edition; But Which Knife?; Responses to Lerone Bennett, Jr.; At The Lincoln Museum
1867	Winter 2002	Lincolniana in 2001; At The Lincoln Museum
1868	Winter 2002	Dining and Diplomacy: White House China; At The Lincoln Museum
1869	Summer 2002	Gone With The Wind: Myths and Memories of the Old South; At The Lincoln Museum
1870	Fall 2002	Research Questions; Learn More About Lincoln; The Making of Lincoln: Sculptor Avard Fairbanks & The Lincoln Museum; Fourscore and Seven Years Ago; At The Lincoln Museum; Suggested Websites
1871	Winter 2003	Book Review for Frank J. Williams’ Judging Lincoln; Assassination Aftermath: Eulogies and Poetry; The Beecher Bible and Rifle Church
1872	Spring 2003	Lincoln’s Legacy: The Lincoln Museum 1928-2003
no num.	Special Edition 2003	Lincolniana in 2002
1873	Summer 2003	A Walk through the 75th Anniversary Special Exhibition; Lincoln's Favorite Cake...Really?; Boritt Named 2003 McMurtry Lecturer; Commerce—A Basis for Lincoln Scholarship; Redeemer President by Allen C. Guezlo; An Interview with Carolyn Texley
1874	Fall 2003	He Will Be Good—But God Knows When
1875	Winter 2004	Author’s Corner (William Lee Miller): Abraham Lincoln’s Political Faith; Lincolniana in 2003; At The Lincoln Museum
1876	Spring 2004	“Institutions Are Not Made, They Grow:” Attorney General Bates and Attorney President Lincoln; Franklin D. Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln: Competing Perspectives on Two Great Presidencies; The Young Eagle; The Rise of Abraham Lincoln
1877	Summer 2040	Herndon’s Dilemma: Abraham Lincoln and the Privacy Issue; Review of Harold Holzer’s Lincoln at Cooper Union: The Speech That Made Abraham Lincoln President; Author’s Corner (Harold Holzer)
1878	Fall 2004	Lincoln’s Lore 75th Anniversary: 1929-2004; Lincoln’s Resonant Eclecticism in His “My Childhood Home I See Again;” Union, Liberty, and Emancipation; Two Reviews: “We Are Lincoln Men”: Abraham Lincoln and His Friends, and Lincoln’s Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldier’s Home; Devout Believer or Skeptic Politcian?; My Childhood-Home I See Again
1879	Winter 2005	For the Bible Tells Me So: The Use of Scripture to Justify Slavery; Lincolniana in 2004
1880	Spring 2005	The Emancipation Moment: Lincoln’s Other “First of January;” Author’s Corner (Frank J. Williams); Reflections on the Political Philosopher’s Lincoln; Did You Know?; Fanatics & Fire-Eaters: Newspapers and the Coming of the Civil War; Wendy Allen’s An Increased Devotion: A New Looks at Abraham Lincoln
1881	Summer 2005	His Brother’s Blood: Speeches and Writings, 1838-1864/Owen Lovejoy: American Brutus: John Wilkes Booth and the Lincoln Conspiracies; His Truth is Marching On: God and the Union; America’s Lincoln Heritage in Virginia: One Man’s Efforts to Enshrine that History; 1860 Presidential Campaign Flags from The Lincoln Museum Collection; Museum News; President Abraham Lincoln and Son Tad
1882	Fall 2005	How Lincoln Returned to Washington, D.C. as a National Hero; Toward a More Perfect Union; At the Cannon's Mouth: The Founders and Slavery; Chicago Tribune Names Lincoln Lore One of the Nation's 50 Best Magazines
1883	Winter 2006	My Own Dear Ellen, 1862; Lincolniana in 2005
1884	Spring 2006	The Eloquent President: A Portrait of Lincoln through His Words (review); Lincoln, Religion, and Romantic Cultural Politics (review); Abraham Lincoln’s American Dream: Clashing Political Perspectives (review); A Time for Killing
1885	Summer 2006	Lincoln Lore Interview (Douglas L. Wilson); Lincoln on Negro Citizenship; The Impact of Abraham Lincoln’s Constitutional Legacy: A Global Outlook
1886	Fall 2006	Lincoln and the Right of Revolution in the Secession Crisis; Did President Lincoln Order the Assassination of Jefferson Davis and the Burning of Richmond?; Lincoln Lore Interview (Allen Guelzo); Abraham Lincoln, President-Elect: The Four Critical Months from Election to Inauguration; Living in Lincoln’s World: 19th Century America; Abraham Lincoln’s Foreign Policy
1887	Winter 2007	Father Abraham: Lincoln’s Relentless Struggle to End Slavery (review); Four Perspectives on Abolishing Slavery; Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln (review); Lincolniana 2005-2006
1888	Spring 2007	The Disputed Parentage of Nancy Hanks Lincoln; The Emancipation Proclamation: Three Views (review); Lincoln's Sword: The Presidency and the Power of Words (review); Abraham Lincoln and the Conservative Tradition in American Politics; A Synopsis of Two Recent Books by James O. and Lois E. Horton (Slavery and the Making of America, and Slavery and Public History: The Tough Stuff of American Memory)
1889	Summer 2007	The Lincoln Family Album: New Insights, New Surprises from the New Edition; "Not as this chile knows of": Myth and Reality in the Black Confederates Thesis; Lincoln's Letter to Colonel Elmer Ellsworth's Parents: A Study in Literary Excellence; Lincoln's Response to His Invitation to Gettysburg
1890	Fall 2007	"Keep cool, things is working": Lincoln's Role in his Nomination to the Presidency in 1860; A Different Destiny: Abraham Lincoln and the Principles of U.S. Foreign Relations; Naturally Antislavery: Lincoln, Race, and the Complexity of American Liberty
1891	Winter 2008	Abraham Lincoln's Non-Conformist Norfolk Origins; Lincoln, Race, and Moral Strategy; The Radical and the Republican: Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, and the Triumph of Antislavery Politics (review); Lincolniana 2006-2007
1892	Spring 2008	Dred Scott v. Sandford: The Case that Made Lincoln President; The Better Angels of Our Nature: The Transfiguration of Abraham Lincoln; An Interview with Craig L. Symonds; Summer Reading: Books about Abraham Lincoln for Students; An Interview with Herman Belz
1893	Summer 2008	Keeping Your Promises? African Americans, Contingency, and Lincoln's America; An Interview with Jason Emerson; Johnson's Island: The Archaeological Investigation of a Civil War Prisoner of War Depot; An Interview with Robert May; "Hurrah for Jeff Davis and... God Damn Lincoln to Hell": Abraham Lincoln's Death Threats; An Honest Calling: The Law Practice of Abraham Lincoln, and Lincoln the Lawyer (reviews)
1894	Fall 2008	The Greatest: Lincoln the Great Emancipator and Marshall the Great Chief Justice; An Inteview with Allen Guelzo; Lincoln and Douglas: The Debates that Defined America (review); An Interview with Vernon Burton; Rhetoric in Lincoln's Time; An Interview with William Lee Miller; President Lincoln: The Duty of a Statesman (review); An Interview with Harold Holzer; The Madness of Mary Lincoln (review); Lincoln's Alma Mater: The Lyceum and the Making of a Self-Made Man; An Interview with Harry S. Stout; This Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War (review)

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Publication of Lincoln Lore was suspended with number 1894, when the Lincoln Financial Foundation closed the Lincoln Museum in Ft. Wayne. The Friends of the Lincoln Museum transitioned to a new organization, The Friends of the Lincoln Collection of Indiana. In late November, 2010, the latter reconnected with former members of The Friends of the Lincoln Museum to announce its revitalized mission. Lincoln Lore, number 1895, was sent to those former members, with the notice that Lincoln Lore would become part of the membership benefits of The Friends of the Lincoln Collection of Indiana.

Num	Date	Title
1895	Fall 2010	Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address; Lincoln Collection Programming at the Allen County Public Library; Interview with Harold Holzer; Suggested Reading List; Digitization Project at Allen County Public Library
1896	Spring 2011	An Interview with Frank Williams about the Year 1861; "My Own Dear Ellen" (Battle of Murfreesboro/Stones River); Abraham Lincoln: Hoosier Youth, 1816-1830 (sample of material from the Allen County Public Library traveling exhibit); Timeline 1861; Two New Acquisitions for the Lincoln Collection of Indiana
1897	Summer 2011	Abraham Lincoln: The Image; Interview with Ronald C. White, Jr.; Lincoln and Taney and the Leadership Lessons of Ex Parte Merryman; Dual Book Reviews: 1861: The Civil War Awakening and Lincoln and Citizens' Rights in Civil War Missouri
1898	Fall 2011	Interview with Robert Bray; Abraham Lincoln's Virginia Roots; Lincoln and Race: The Historiography; Sources of Lincoln's Greatness: The Case for Books - The Case for Geometry (Dual Book Reviews: Reading with Lincoln and Abraham Lincoln and the Structure of Reason)
1899	Spring 2012	Interview with Frank Williams; 1862 Timeline; Book Review: America Aflame: How the Civil War Created a Nation; Lincoln and the Oregon Country
1900	Summer 2012	Interview with Rev. John P. Gardner: Can the Civil War Be Defined as a Just War?; Book Review: Lincoln and the Triumph of the Nation: Constitutional Conflict in the Civil War; A Different View on "the Other 13th Amendment;" Lincoln, the Law, and Race; Interview with Jason Emerson: Giant in the Shadows: The Life of Robert T. Lincoln
1901	Fall 2012	Interview with Harold Hozer: The Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation; Stepfather Abraham: Frederick Douglass's Contribution to Lincoln Lore; Interview with John Marszalek: U.S. Grant; Where He Grew Up--Indiana's Lincoln Memorial
1902	Spring 2013	Interview with Frank Williams: 1863; Lincoln's Tricky Emancipation Tactics; Interview with Guy Fraker: Lincoln's Ladder to the Presidency: The Eighth Judicial Circuit; Book Review: The Mary Lincoln Enigma; Items on Display at the Indiana State Museum: The Lincolns: Five Generations of an American Family
1903	Summer 2013	Interview with David Reynolds: Uncle Tom's Cabin; Interview with Frank Williams: Vallandingham Case and the Corning Letter; Interview with Joseph Fornieri: Political Philosophy and Beliefs of Abraham Lincoln; The Story of a Statue (Manship's Hoosier Youth statue)
1904	Fall 2013	Interview with Allen Guelzo: Gettysburg: The Last Invasion; Ulysses S. Grant, the President, by John F. Marszalek; Book Review: Lincoln and Oregon Country Politics in the Civil War Era; 1863--Midpoint;
1905	Spring 2014	Interview with Richard Striner (part 1): War Time Presidents: Lincoln, Wilson, FDR; James McPherson: Lincoln and the West (McMurtry Lecture September 2013); Abraham Lincoln's Religion; Interview with Frank Williams (part 1): 1864;
1906	Summer 2014	Interview with Eric Foner; Lincoln and Religion; Interview with Frank Williams (part 2): 1864 Interview with Richard Striner (part 2): War Time Presidents: Lincoln, Wilson, FDR
1907	Fall 2014	Statue: Abraham Lincoln on the Prairie (The Circuit Rider); Interview with Harold Holzer: Lincoln and the Power of the Press: The War for Public Opinion; Interview with David S. Reynolds: Lincoln's Selected Writings; Lincoln and His Commanders: Grant, Sherman and Halleck; Interview with Joseph R. Fornieri: Abraham Lincoln Philosopher Statesman
1908	Spring 2015	Statue: Moody, Tearful Night; Interview with Frank J. Williams: 1865; Interview with middle-school teacher Sally Benjamin Butler (part 1): Teaching Lincoln and the Civil War; So Costly a Sacrific: Lincoln and Loss; Interview with Edna Greene Medford (Emancipation); A Law Student Looks at Abraham Lincoln
1909	Summer 2015	Interview with Fritz Klein (Lincoln impersonator): Becoming Lincoln; Interview with Eric Foner: Gateway to Freedon: The Hidden History of the Underground Railroad; What Lincoln Means to Me--And Not Necessarily to Others; Interview with Daniel R. Weinberg; The Legacy of Abraham Lincoln; Interview with middle-school teacher Sally Benjamin Butler (part 2): Teaching Lincoln and the Civil War;
1910	Fall 2015	The Lincoln Spirit photograph; Interview with Harold Holzer; Interview with Richard Striner: The United States and the Westward Movement during Lincoln's Time; Interview with John Marszalek: Retrospective on the Sesquicentennial of the Treaty of Appomattox; Why John Wilkes Booth Killed Abraham Lincoln: The Personal and Cultural Contexts of the Assassination; Preparing for Indiana's Bicentennial
1911	Spring 2016	Lincoln Collection Items on Exhibit at the History Center in Fort Wayne; Interview with William Bartelt: There I Grew Up; Interview with Harold Holzer: A Just and Generous Nation: Abraham Lincoln and the Fight for American Opportunity; A Father in My Affiction: African American Women and their Wartime Letters to President Lincoln; The Lincoln-Era Greenbacks and their Amazing Relevance Today; Interview with Frank J. Williams: 1866; When Freedom Came: Emancipation and the Question of Timing
1912	Summer 2016	Sumiko Tokuda and her prize-winning Lincoln essay; Letters for Confederate Soldiers; Interview with Allen C. Guelzo; Re-Imagining the Lincoln Assassination; Lincoln without Borders: The Great Emancipator around the World
1913	Fall 2016	The Levi Coffin House; Lincoln as a Hoosier: Race, Politics, and the Sixteenth President; Interview with Frank Williams; The Star-Crossed Case of Clement Laird Vallandigham; Lincoln the Peddler; Book Review: A Rebel's Recollections
1914	Spring 2017	What Indiana Civic Life Likely Taught Young Mr. Lincoln; Abraham Lincoln: Indianan and the West; Interview with Douglas L. Wilson; Lincoln's First Flatboat Trip to New Orleans
1915	Summer 2017	From the Collection: Lincoln Apotheoses (post-death lithographs of Lincoln in glory); Lincoln, Science, and Democracy; Interview with Richard Brookhiser (author of Founders' Son: A Life of Abraham Lincoln); Interview with Brian Dirck on Lincoln in Indiana; Fort Sumter: A War Won, a Vision Lost; Lincoln's Three Wishes that All Men Could Be Free
1916	Fall 2017	A Tribute to Ian Rolland; Interview with Allen C. Guelzo on Reconstruction; Interview with Douglas L. Wilson on Herndon on Lincoln: Letters; A Seldom Seen "Emancipator;" Young Lincoln and the Ohio; Politics and Lincoln's Relationship with Indiana; [Frank] Williams Collection of Lincolniana Donated to Mississippi State
1917	Spring 2018	The Lincoln Forum; Interview with Charles Hubbard on Lincoln Memorial University; Interview with Lincoln Artist Wendy Allen; God and Mr. Lincoln; Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Standing Lincoln: A Biographical Monument to Abraham Lincoln and Its Legacy; Thomas Lincoln Reconsidered
1918	Summer 2018	Interview with Harold Holzer on the 160th Anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates; Interview with Ronald C. White (author of American Ulysses: A Life of Ulysses S. Grant); President Lincoln's Assassination; The Long Twisting Road: Abraham Lincoln's Evolving World with the Foreign Born; Lincoln's Strangest Document: The "Blind Memorandum" of August 23, 1864; Interview with Hon. Frank J. Williams on the Concept of Just War
1919	Fall 2018	The Debate of the Debates: How Lincoln and Douglas Waged a Campaign for History; Abraham Lincoln on Civil Liberties; The Lincoln Family Album; Abraham Lincoln's Cyphering Book; Entertainment in Lincoln's Springfield (1834-1860); What I Did Last Summer (Visits to the Lincoln-Douglas Debates Sites)

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See also: Lincoln Lore Cumulative Bibliography Index by Daniel E. Pearson.

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