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Biased and wrong information. The sources of used in this video obviously all lead to Jean Baker's biography of MTL in which most of her citations do not support her claims - so much so that it should be considered fiction.

This is nonsense.

Geez, I knew John Adams was a tiger dad, but John Q. should be John T.R. - for T Rex dad. Do you know if this family man (umm .... dysfunctional family man) was such an ogre to his wife?

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I've always thought that God could to a better job of proving his might if he would just end homelessness or put an end to war and lay off the party tricks. Just sayin'.

Thanks for a fabulous video! Ol' Man Ben was rotten to his wife and daughter as well, but it wasn't as bad as his treatment of William.

And she was hated because she had brothers fighting for the Rebs.

Love the vid!

"I" before "E", except after "C" ...

At least George Washington had siblings. I'm an only child.

That's the first Historical Account I have ever heard about George Washington's Mother. Is this a Series...President's Mothers ?? I know Truman's Mother in Law, never thought he would amount to much, as local Judge and Senator, even when he was Vice President too. She thought her daughter could have done better in a Husband. Until that fateful day FDR died. And she addressed him as Mr. President.

Damn he had his moms face.

This is great information. I think your work is wonderful and hope you keep doing such informative videos. Lots of work but hopefully worth it for you.

Mental diagnosis was not yet developed fully, she had what I thought of as a fragile state of mind, never suited for Abraham Lincoln or politics.

The naff background music is too loud and totally spoilt the video.

I think you may have the start of an interesting channel. I wish you luck and have subscribed.

According to the book, “The Lincolns, Portrait of a Marriage” by Daniel Epstein, Lincoln was sitting on the floor playing with his kids, and she hit him with a stick of apple wood. I think Abraham Lincoln was a saint, so to speak, in many ways. That book was quite revealing.