One reason for the move was that Kentucky was a "slave state," 、 lndiana 、 a state. The Lincoln family hated slavery. Abraham later said that he was naturally antislavery" as far back as he could remember. Eventually, the Lincolns ended up on a tiny farm in lllinois. YIAIN oELAWARe ? 第神解Ⅳ 一をニうミ三にら一三 、、 0 、で EX AS•

BIBLIOCRAPHY Donald, David Herbert. Lincoln. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1995. Freedman, Russell. Lincoln: A Photobiography. New York: Clarion Books, 1987. Pinkney, Andrea Davis. Abraham Lincoln: Letters om a SIave Girl. New York: Winslow Press, 2001. Stone, Tanya Lee. Abraham Lincoln: A Photographic Story of a Life. New York: DK Children, 2005. Rabin, Staton, illustrated by Bagram lbatoulline. Mr. Lincoln's Boys. New York: Viking ChiIdren's Books, 2008. 104

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Even as small children, Abraham and his older sister, Sarah, worked hard. Abraham was tall and strong for his age. By the time he was eight, he could pick up an ax and split wood as well as any man. He also helped with the plowing and harvesting ・ But not hunting—when he was seven years 0 旧 , he shot a wild turkey and discovered that he hated killing Abraham 、 mne, his mother died. lt was a terrible loss for him and his sister. Thomas Lincoln couldn't raise the children by himself. Their home 、ö,ras miles 伝 0n1 1 れ ost other people. So he went back to Kentucky and returned with a ne 、、 . 7