""How I Twice Eloped: An Indiana Idyll"" is a book written by Abraham Lincoln in 1901. The book is a memoir of Lincoln's experiences eloping twice in his youth. The first time, he eloped with a woman named Ann Rutledge, but their plans were thwarted by her father. The second time, he eloped with Mary Todd, who would later become his wife. The book provides insights into Lincoln's personal life and romantic relationships, as well as the social norms...
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