Celebrate 'President's Day'
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To celebrate Presidents' Day, WorldNetDaily has created a special new section of its online store honoring presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln – whose birthdays are celebrated in February – as well as Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and others.

A few highlights of this new store section, which includes many specially discounted items, include:

• "George Washington," the classic 1889 biography of the nation's first – and many believe greatest – president.
• "Thomas Jefferson," the 1898 biography of the man who so deeply ingrained the republican ideals of the Founding Fathers into American society
• "Lincoln's Ladies: The Women in the Life of the Sixteenth President" – an amazing study of how America's 16th president was affected by the women in his life and how he affected them
• "In the Face of Evil: Reagan's War in Word and Deed" – the critically acclaimed DVD documentary of Ronald Reagan's struggle and ultimate triumph over Soviet communism
• "Best Little Stories from the White House" – a fascinating collection of more than 100 vignettes drawn from the life and times of America's most famous and legendary home
• "Life and Campaigns of Lieutenant General Thomas J. Stonewall Jackson" – considered by many to be "one of the world's greatest warriors, and one of God's greatest soldiers"
• "George W. Bush: On God and Country" – in which the current president speaks out on faith, principle and patriotism
• ... and much more.

Originally, both Washington's birthday (Feb. 22) and Lincoln's birthday (Feb. 12) were celebrated separately each February.

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By the early 1800s, Washington's Birthday was a national holiday in America, celebrated with "Birthnight Balls," as well as speeches and receptions given by prominent public figures, not to mention a lot of revelry in the nation's taverns. Then Lincoln came along mid-century, another revered president with a February birthday. The first formal observance of Lincoln's Birthday was in 1865, the year after his assassination. Though , Lincoln's Birthday didn't become a federal holiday like Washington's, it did become a legal holiday in several states.

In 1971, a congressional act shifted the observance of Washington's Birthday to the third Monday in February. In recent years, the third Monday in February has become popularly known as "Presidents' Day," apparently in an effort not only to consolidate the observances of Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays, but to honor at the same time all U.S. presidents.

Anyway, please visit our Presidents' Day store. There are wonderful and unique products honoring the nation's greatest leaders, not to mention several special bargains in the mix.

Visit WorldNetDaily's Presidents' Day store.