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Lecture : 
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/ask-an-expert-what-did-abraham-lincolns-voice-sound-like-13446201/

" Lincoln’s accent was a blend of Indiana and Kentucky. “It was hard to 
know whether it was more Hoosier or blue grass,” says Holzer. The way he 
spelled words, such as “inaugural” as “inaugerel,” gives some clue as to 
how he pronounced them."