Will the real Abe Lincoln please stand out? May 9, 2012 5:29 pm, Kaitlynn Riely / The Pittsburgh Press 


"Now, with the help of a Duquesne University professor, researchers in Illinois hope to put Lincoln's name on a few more of his writings. It's a step that they believe could shed light on the person and the politician Lincoln was becoming from 1834 to 1842, the years he served in the Illinois legislature.

Mr. Stowell's team in Springfield has begun compiling and digitizing about 1,000 articles and letters they found in 350 to 400 issues of the Sangamo Journal. They will soon send the digitized newspaper articles to Duquesne, where Mr. Juola's software will begin to analyze the documents and sort them into three groups: written by Lincoln, not written by Lincoln and authorship unclear."

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