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Abraham Lincoln (1930) is a historical biographical drama directed by the legendary D.W. Griffith, marking one of his early ventures into sound filmmaking. The film chronicles the life of Abraham Lincoln, from his humble beginnings in a log cabin through his rise to the presidency and his pivotal leadership during the American Civil War. Walter Huston delivers a compelling performance in the title role, capturing Lincoln's wisdom, humility, and moral strength during one of the most turbulent periods in American history. As one of Griffith's notable talkies, the film stands as an important artifact of early sound cinema and a tribute to one of America's most revered presidents.

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00:10:23Evet.
00:10:56真的很 nice this time of day.
00:10:59Yes Abe.
00:11:01Can I tell you a sort of story, Anne?
00:11:03Why of course, Abe.
00:11:05Well, there was a town in Illinois called, uh, called uh, New Salem?
00:11:12Yeah, that's it.
00:11:13And in that town lived the prettiest girl in the world.
00:11:17What was her name?
00:11:19Anne Rutledge.
00:11:21Oh, Abe.
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00:17:28He's just like a sick child.
00:17:30He was lost for five days before we found him.
00:17:33Yeah, I know.
00:17:34We took his pocketknife away from him.
00:17:37We were so feared something might happen.
00:17:41Well, good gracious Abe, you're looking better.
00:17:55No use trying to talk to him.
00:17:57He just can't answer.
00:18:19We could only think of something that would just bring him back.
00:18:25I guess time is the only thing.
00:18:30Why?
00:18:30Why?
00:18:31Why should the spirit of mortal be proud?
00:18:35Like a swift pleading meteor fast-flying cloud.
00:18:41The flash of the lightning.
00:18:44The flash of the lightning breaking the wave.
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00:23:12abone ol.
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00:23:29abone ol.
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00:23:33abone ol.
00:23:34I know, Belli, but it's a pity to fool her.
00:23:37She's a fine woman.
00:23:39Smartest pepper and pretty, too.
00:23:41She'll be a great help to you, Mr. Lincoln.
00:23:43But you've got to keep climbing with her.
00:23:46Yes, yes, I know.
00:23:48I've got the best supper you ever tasted.
00:23:51And the cake.
00:23:52Mmm.
00:23:54Where do you see that cake?
00:23:55Well, what can't happen to Mr. Lincoln?
00:23:56It's long after the...
00:23:57He would be late at his own wedding.
00:24:00Now, never mind, Mary.
00:24:01If he doesn't come soon, I'll send John off to him.
00:24:04He's always late already.
00:24:06Think of that.
00:24:07No, sister.
00:24:08Calm yourself.
00:24:11For heaven's sake, you've got to hurry.
00:24:15Hey, Belli, you go ahead.
00:24:17You go on over, and I'll come later.
00:24:19I doubt it was a word in the dictionary that could tell how I feel.
00:24:23Say, Belli.
00:24:25What does a man do if his head's all right, but his legs are cowardly?
00:24:29Well, my cure is to get drunk.
00:24:30Well, my legs are too frightened to pay any attention to liquor.
00:24:34Well, I'll go ahead and tell him that you're coming.
00:24:48Ann.
00:24:54Ann.
00:25:00Everywhere.
00:25:03But we can't find him.
00:25:04No, can't find him.
00:25:05Not at the office.
00:25:06Well, what else happened to him?
00:25:08Well, he was in a terrible state when I left him.
00:25:10He was so frightened and upset.
00:25:12I imagine he just ran away.
00:25:13Ran away?
00:25:14From me?
00:25:16On our wedding day?
00:25:18Now, sister dear.
00:25:19Don't listen to me.
00:25:20Can you imagine?
00:25:22That's what it's hard to get for engaging herself to a country baboon.
00:25:25Oh, Mary.
00:25:26Well, there's a log of a home.
00:25:28Do you hear me?
00:25:29It is a log of a home.
00:25:31It's not going to be in a wedding here.
00:25:32A log of a home is not possible.
00:25:34Oh, this is so distracting.
00:25:41You certainly are a match, Linda.
00:25:43To reconcile those two after what happened two years ago.
00:25:46Well, we all like Mr. Lincoln.
00:25:48And Mary's just the girl to push him along.
00:25:52Oh, Mary.
00:25:53How sweet you know.
00:25:54What a lovely dress.
00:25:56Yes, it's overcoming to a terrible suit.
00:25:58No, stop.
00:25:58Maybe that's Mr. Lincoln now.
00:26:00It all seems so strange having things end this way.
00:26:04Just as it should end it.
00:26:05You and Mr. Lincoln will make a great man.
00:26:09Good morning, Mr. Lincoln.
00:26:11Good morning.
00:26:12Good morning.
00:26:16Good morning.
00:26:16Come, my dear.
00:26:16We leave the happy pair alone.
00:26:18Good morning, Mary.
00:26:24I, uh...
00:26:25I, uh...
00:26:30Mary, you don't have to bother about me anymore.
00:26:33I think I've settled down at last.
00:26:36I hope I can make your future all you desire.
00:26:40We'll say no more about it, Mr. Lincoln.
00:26:43I really think, after all, you need me.
00:26:49You need a lot of patience to put up with me, Mary.
00:26:52But if anyone can do it, I'm sure you're the one.
00:26:57Yeah, wouldn't mind.
00:27:00I'm gonna have to let her gimme back tomorrow.
00:27:01Come on, Mary.
00:27:01Come on, Mary!
00:27:16Come on Polynes!
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00:32:20Kıydıklı olaymıştık.
00:32:21Kıydıklıktaki araymanı çıkartı.
00:32:23Kıydıklı bir işe рsp Godzilla.
00:32:24Çılgın aslında ne.
00:32:27İzlediğinizin için devam etmeyecek.
00:32:29Bir sonraki köyük doorna.
00:32:31Bu hesapladılığına bağlantı.
00:32:35Şarkıda alır.
00:32:36Değilmiştir,'lendikten de buradız.
00:32:40Ve bu külakın, Erdoğan'ın bir şansı
00:32:45da yerine değerleriniz.
00:32:46Ve bu külak geneldedonkı.
00:32:53İkincisi ve ülkeleri külak bir şansı geldi.
00:32:56Mence mi bir şansı oldu.
00:33:07Needs deep consideration.
00:33:10Well, Mr. Lincoln...
00:33:12May we meet you at our hotel later.
00:33:16I'll be there within the hour.
00:33:18Thank you.
00:33:19Come on!
00:33:19Come on!
00:33:20I'll work!
00:33:39They've started it.
00:33:40This is gonna mean war.
00:33:42This darky saw it himself.
00:33:44John Brown and a gang of abolitionists
00:33:46have captured the armory at Hopper's Barrier.
00:33:49Arming the slaves to rise up and murder us all.
00:33:53They give us all rifles.
00:33:55And what do you do with yours?
00:33:56What's I do?
00:33:57I throw the dams.
00:33:59Now I say, feet, you tread.
00:34:02They can't invade Virginia.
00:34:05Boys, go home and get your guns.
00:34:07What's all this talk about guns?
00:34:09This thing has gone far enough.
00:34:10We'll be murdered in our beds by our own slaves.
00:34:13Pardon me, ladies, while I find out about this desecration.
00:34:16John Brown, eh?
00:34:18Abolitionists!
00:34:19It's an outrage!
00:34:20Outrage isn't for words.
00:34:23I'll shoot on sight.
00:34:25Every abolitionist who dares defile the soil of old Virginia.
00:34:30Who's he?
00:34:31That's the actor John Wilkes Boone.
00:34:33That kind of act.
00:34:34The women don't know it.
00:34:35All right, men.
00:34:37Get your guns.
00:34:38And we'll meet at the square.
00:34:40At the square!
00:34:41At the square!
00:34:42At the square!
00:34:43There it is!
00:38:35Seventy five thousand.
00:38:38Might be difficult to get that many volunteers.
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00:44:21Etkisi ne bittim.
00:44:32Ben genov, ne bittim?
00:44:38Yeni ilk ironistik?
00:44:42Överconfidim.
00:44:46Şekil, şarkı da bilme.
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00:46:26İşin Bryant себе.ốngahi
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00:46:50That çeşitler. AVzanın din ahamском.
00:46:50All of us.
00:46:57M. Lincoln,
00:46:58I hear we're leaving.
00:47:00Just a moment, Mary.
00:47:02Well, after all the trouble we had getting here,
00:47:05I must say we had a very short day.
00:47:11Mary, I've hung up my hat right here,
00:47:13these, till they knock it off with a bayonet.
00:47:17From now on, Mary,
00:47:19I'm going to run this war.
00:47:32Headquarter.
00:47:33Hurt number four.
00:47:36Hurt.
00:47:39Hurt.
00:47:40Hurt.
00:47:49Counsel for the accused, have you anything further to say in the tent of the prisoner?
00:47:53No, sir.
00:47:55The court finds you guilty.
00:47:57And the stanton, dead.
00:48:05Just a minute.
00:48:07President.
00:48:07Head, John.
00:48:14You must pardon me, gentlemen, for this inclusion.
00:48:19I overheard one of our soldiers sentenced to death.
00:48:22Yes, Mr. President.
00:48:24A bad example of cowardice and desertion.
00:48:28Well, young man.
00:48:31Tell me about it.
00:48:34I think the findings of the court were just, sir.
00:48:39Is that all you have to say?
00:48:43Well, sir.
00:48:44It was our first big battle.
00:48:47We were trying to take a stone wall.
00:48:50We've been trying, it seems, for years.
00:48:52Go on.
00:48:54Finally, though, we got there.
00:48:57I was fighting.
00:48:59Bayonets.
00:49:00We were all crazy.
00:49:02On top of the wall.
00:49:05Yes?
00:49:06There was my boyhood chum.
00:49:09Looking up at me from the ground.
00:49:12No, no, sir.
00:49:14Not alive.
00:49:16We had killed him a long time ago.
00:49:19But I knew him.
00:49:21And then?
00:49:23I guess I went really crazy, sir.
00:49:29That's all.
00:49:30Your captain reports that you threw your rifle away.
00:49:33Yes, sir.
00:49:34That must be right, sir.
00:49:36Making excuses, Colton?
00:49:38Oh, no, sir, only.
00:49:40Oh, get it over with, quick.
00:49:46Hanging.
00:49:49Killing.
00:49:52Blood.
00:50:03I'm tired.
00:50:08My generals are right.
00:50:10We must maintain discipline.
00:50:13That's all.
00:50:17Wait a minute.
00:50:19Bring that young man back.
00:50:25I have it.
00:50:27It's a leg case.
00:50:29I beg your pardon, sir?
00:50:31A leg case.
00:50:32Yes, yes, my, my shelves are full of them.
00:50:35But not quite like this one.
00:50:39If the Lord Almighty gives a man a cowardly pair of legs,
00:50:43and that man gets frightened, he can't help his legs running
00:50:47away with him, can he?
00:50:53And, man, I'm going to pardon you.
00:50:58Well, I can do your duty.
00:51:01Oh, I will, sir.
00:51:03I will.
00:51:06I'm trusting you.
00:51:11Mr. President, my state of New York is crying out against this endless
00:51:20summer and mine, sir.
00:51:25They are holding services here today, sir.
00:51:28For those who were sacrificed.
00:51:30As they are everywhere.
00:51:33From the east to the west, sir.
00:51:35It can't go on, sir.
00:51:38New England.
00:51:39The west.
00:51:41The entire country.
00:51:42Are in mourning for this useless waste of lives.
00:51:48Let the southern states go their way, Mr. President.
00:51:52And we will go ours.
00:51:53For I tell you, Mr. President, that's all of the wilderness,
00:51:57all of the wilderness, all of the wilderness, all of the
00:52:02wilderness, all of the wilderness, down in Illinois.
00:52:07Daddy, mother won't let me stay out.
00:52:10She wants me to go out to bed, and I don't want it.
00:52:13Now, don't you think it's time for little boys to be in bed,
00:52:16Ted?
00:52:16But I want to stay out with you.
00:52:18But your mother.
00:52:19If you think so, she can't make me.
00:52:22You're in the president.
00:52:25Ted, I suppose you're the only person in the country who
00:52:28thinks I should have any authority.
00:52:35Run along.
00:52:36No.
00:52:37I want to stay with you.
00:52:39Please.
00:52:40Can I, Daddy?
00:52:41No, we're very busy here now, Ted.
00:52:44Come along.
00:52:46All right, Daddy.
00:52:51Good night.
00:52:52Good night.
00:52:53Good night.
00:52:56Good night.
00:52:58Good night.
00:52:58Good night.
00:52:58Good night.
00:52:59Good night.
00:53:04Gentlemen, don't you suppose my heart bleeds for all the
00:53:07sorrow this war has done upon us?
00:53:11Do you suppose there is a human being who wants peace more than I do?
00:53:16But we want lasting peace.
00:53:20And we can have that only by preserving the Union.
00:53:33And gentlemen, the Union is going to be preserved.
00:53:43And by virtue of the power and for the purpose, aforesaid, I do order and declare that all persons held
00:53:52as slaves within said designation.
00:53:54The United States and parts of states are henceforward and forever shall be free.
00:54:18Well, gentlemen, it is done.
00:54:40More bad news here?
00:54:41I'm afraid there is.
00:54:42Well, let's have it.
00:54:43The Secret Service reports that there are 600,000 copperheads in the North under oath and armed.
00:54:48To get me.
00:54:49Yes.
00:54:50Well, that many ought to keep me dodging.
00:54:52We're taking every precaution to guard you.
00:54:56Where are they mostly?
00:54:58Ohio has 100,000 armed men ready to rise up and depose you.
00:55:02Illinois, 135,000.
00:55:04Illinois.
00:55:06My old stamping ground.
00:55:10That makes me feel badly.
00:55:14You mustn't tell Mary.
00:55:16Mr. President, we are worried about you.
00:55:19Don't mind me, eh?
00:55:22Go on to bed, you're tired.
00:55:49Mr. Lincoln, come on to bed.
00:55:53I'm worried, Mary.
00:55:55You can't win this war worrying and walking around your stocking feet.
00:56:00I can't sleep.
00:56:02Neither can I.
00:56:03At least we could sleep in Springfield, couldn't we?
00:56:08Did we ever...
00:56:10Sleep.
00:56:31You can't sleep.
00:56:32Now, stand still.
00:56:39I've got it Mary
00:56:43I've found the man to win this war
00:56:47and his name
00:56:50is Grant
00:56:59I'm sorry Mr. President
00:57:01smoking is one of my most persistent habits
00:57:05and winning victories is another
00:57:09thank you
00:57:13and you do believe in me sir
00:57:16I sent for you
00:57:21General
00:57:23the North is desperate
00:57:26we need you
00:57:35should I assume command
00:57:37there would be no interference
00:57:39none
00:57:40I promise you that
00:57:43Grant
00:57:45Lieutenant General is the highest army command
00:57:48the president can bestow
00:57:51we haven't had one since General Washington
00:57:56he was a fair sort of a soldier too
00:58:00Lieutenant General Grant
00:58:03my orders are win the war
00:58:08I'll give my best Mr. President
00:58:11I know you will
00:58:15unfortunately many of us have failed to recognize
00:58:19a great Confederate soldier
00:58:22me
00:58:25on the other hand
00:58:26we have thus far
00:58:28failed to take advantage of a great northern soldier
00:58:32I hope I'm not too late in correcting the error
00:58:36well Mr. President
00:58:38I think it only fair to warn you
00:58:42many people don't approve of me
00:58:44nor of me
00:58:47but rest assured
00:58:49there will be no interference
00:58:54no intrusion
00:59:01my wife
00:59:03all right Mary
00:59:12where did all the smoke come from
00:59:14Mary
00:59:15meet General Grant
00:59:16Mrs. Lincoln
00:59:18pleasure indeed
00:59:19to meet the first lady of the land
00:59:21thank you
00:59:22I want to talk to you
00:59:23Mr. Lincoln
00:59:24I want to talk to you
00:59:25about discharging some of the servants in this house
00:59:28in here
00:59:29with all this smoke
00:59:31why don't you open the window
00:59:34I can't stand it
00:59:36pardon me General
00:59:38I'll have to talk to you later
00:59:43I'm very sorry if I
00:59:44there there General
00:59:45no apologies
00:59:47you've given me an idea
00:59:50I may take up smoking myself
00:59:56but to resume General
00:59:59we will give you all the help you need
01:00:02every man capable of bearing arms
01:00:05shall go
01:00:07we've got to win this war
01:00:10it is a duty we owe the South
01:00:12as well as the North
01:00:16it's a big job Mr. President
01:00:18a big job
01:00:20what?
01:00:21I will be done
01:00:35we're in a tight place now
01:00:37yes we generally are Stanton
01:00:40everything depends upon Sharon
01:00:42he's a fighting Irishman
01:00:44then why doesn't he fight?
01:00:52one division
01:00:53Sharon's army routed
01:00:56now trying to hold
01:00:58left flank
01:01:03how the blood it takes to hold this union together
01:01:06it will undo everything Grant has done
01:01:10it's hopeless
01:01:12I don't think so
01:01:15before each victory
01:01:16I've had a vision of a ship
01:01:18with white sail
01:01:21that vision has just come to me
01:01:24with all respect sir
01:01:26I'd rather trade your ship
01:01:28for good news from Sheridan
01:01:35is that General Sheridan in there?
01:01:38sure it is General Sheridan
01:01:53doesn't that sound like cannon fire?
01:01:57I don't hear anything sir
01:01:59I don't hear anything sir
01:02:19hey
01:02:20come here
01:02:23have you good ears?
01:02:25pretty good when they're washed
01:02:26then try them
01:02:29do you hear anything like cannon fire?
01:02:36it's cannon all right
01:02:38over by the swamp
01:02:39they may have caught General Rand
01:02:41by surprise
01:02:42mount those horses
01:02:55Sheridan's entire army
01:02:57has met an overwhelming defeat
01:03:03incredible
01:03:05and no word from Sheridan
01:03:09I'm afraid he was away
01:03:13it means the defeat of all our plans
01:03:16yes
01:03:18we'll have to withdraw Grant
01:03:20from Richmond
01:03:21to protect Washington
01:03:30come on boys
01:03:31come on
01:03:46time
01:04:021
01:04:02steps
01:04:034
01:04:03steps
01:04:04in
01:04:04good
01:04:04it that it's important
01:04:04it's pretty
01:04:06important
01:04:07it is
01:04:08Kommunica
01:04:08no
01:04:10yarn
01:04:11come on
01:04:14also
01:04:15we have to
01:04:16
01:04:16get
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01:09:03abone ol.
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01:09:44abone ol.
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01:10:24Well, you and I know that this army can't exist much longer.
01:10:32Isn't that right?
01:10:35Yes, sir.
01:10:36That is why I am unwilling that there will be a single life lost unnecessarily.
01:10:46Colonel, I wonder if you'd mind countermanding that order.
01:10:53I will, yes, sir.
01:11:33Tired, Grant?
01:11:36Mmm, not much.
01:11:46Tired, Grant?
01:11:50Not much.
01:11:57Mr. President, we have them.
01:11:59It can only last a few days more.
01:12:03General Sherman and I are glad of this chance to talk with you.
01:12:07The Union.
01:12:09We've saved it at last.
01:12:12They must surrender soon.
01:12:15The Union.
01:12:17We'll have them all back.
01:12:19United, free.
01:12:22One country.
01:12:24And meanwhile, Mr. President,
01:12:26I've heard the country wishes all rebel property confiscated.
01:12:31And the rebel generals, such as Lee, shot for treason.
01:12:37He's put up a grand battle.
01:12:41And they've robbed the cradle and the grave, sir.
01:12:45General Lee is fighting with his last breath.
01:12:50Shoot Robert E. Lee.
01:12:53Someone will have to shoot Abraham Lincoln first.
01:12:58They're rebels, not traitors.
01:13:01And their horses and baggage, sir.
01:13:04They'll need them for the spring plowing.
01:13:08Let them keep them and get to work.
01:13:11Very good, sir.
01:13:13Oh, just one thing more, Mr. President.
01:13:16The head of the rebel government, Jefferson Davis.
01:13:22Jefferson Davis.
01:13:24Do you wish his capture?
01:13:29Well, that reminds me of a story.
01:13:32We had a terrible drunkard once.
01:13:36In Springfield.
01:13:38Finally, he signed the pledge.
01:13:40The next day, he got thirsty and went to a bar and ordered lemonade.
01:13:45And the bartender was fixing it.
01:13:47The old drunk got sadder and sadder.
01:13:51Finally, he leaned over and said to the bartender.
01:13:54Mike.
01:13:56While you're fixing that, couldn't you put a nice little shot of whiskey in it, unbeknownst to meself?
01:14:02Well, sir.
01:14:05Couldn't you sort of let Jeff Davis escape?
01:14:09Unbeknownst to yourself.
01:14:12Well, we'll do our part, sir.
01:14:17We're going to take them back as though they'd never been away.
01:14:29Lincoln.
01:14:33He freed the Negroes.
01:14:38He suppressed the right of trial by jury.
01:14:45He muddled the press.
01:14:51Now, with the aid of his bayonets, his army and his Negroes, he'll make himself king of America.
01:15:00Lincoln.
01:15:06I drink to him.
01:15:10And his damnation.
01:15:18Right.
01:15:20You're right.
01:15:22For my part.
01:15:28Go on.
01:15:30You're among friends.
01:15:34The man who kills Abraham Lincoln will be an immortal.
01:15:44Now, listen.
01:15:51I plan on going.
01:16:04Do you mind my smoking, Mrs. Lincoln?
01:16:07No.
01:16:08Not much.
01:16:10I don't know how glad we all are that you're reelected, Mr. President.
01:16:15I'm sure this lady will be glad to spend four more years in the White House.
01:16:18Glad.
01:16:19I just hired two new maids.
01:16:23Abraham Lincoln, will you ever learn to keep your feet in shoes?
01:16:27Oh, by the way, Mrs. Lincoln, have you met General Grant?
01:16:31I met him.
01:16:32Took us a week to get the smoke out of the curtain.
01:16:37Yes, Oglesby.
01:16:38He's one human being who has faults.
01:16:42A party of prohibitionists called on me the other day and complained about Grant's drinking.
01:16:47I told them if they could find out what brand he uses, I'd send barrels of it to my other
01:16:51generals.
01:16:54Two new maids.
01:16:57We're going to be here four more years.
01:17:01Four more years.
01:17:04Four more years.
01:17:07Now, Mr. Lincoln, don't you go thinking about any of those dreams again.
01:17:10You live to a hundred.
01:17:12And after we set everything right over here, we'll travel around the world and have a nice, long race.
01:17:19Oh, Daddy, won't that be fun?
01:17:23You're not going without me.
01:17:25Why, of course not, Tad.
01:17:30You can depend on Mother Surratt.
01:17:33And everything's straight with me.
01:17:35I said I'd go through with it.
01:17:37And I will.
01:17:39Tonight will be remembered throughout the ages.
01:17:44I play my best part.
01:17:52How much better a dagger would look.
01:17:59Cassius used a dagger.
01:18:06But this is safer.
01:18:17And if I can...
01:18:34I'll be the only one right here.
01:18:36That was my hand.
01:18:41The other one is Dr. Lincoln.
01:18:42I'm paying for you.
01:18:42I'm paying for you.
01:18:44It's not just $500.
01:18:44I'm paying for you.
01:18:45You're paying for this.
01:18:46How much better?
01:18:46I'm paying for it.
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