Quote by Abraham Lincoln

All I have learned, I learned from books.

All I have learned, I learned from books.

Summary

This quote suggests that the entirety of the speaker's knowledge and wisdom is derived from reading books. It implies that their education and understanding of the world is solely shaped by what they have consumed through reading. It emphasizes the importance of books as a source of information, learning, and personal growth, underscoring the idea that reading is a powerful tool for acquiring knowledge and gaining insights into various subjects.

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Education Books Reading Lincoln Lifelong Learning Self Education

By Abraham Lincoln

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