The Fall of Abraham Lincoln : Slavery Vanquished in Arms, Resorts to the Pistol And the Dagger : Thus the South is Avenged ; a Lecture Delivered in the Corn Exchange Hall Dundee, May 7, 1865
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I should not like to die there, unless I were preaching the gospel in one as I sometimes have done. It is lamentable to think -'4 1.1 ^'- in our own country how this evil prevails. Par- ents should aim to lessen this vice.
8. Lincoln always had a reverential dependence on God.
9. He cherished a kindly feeling to all men, avoided capital punishment, was conciliatory, and moderate.
10. It may be questioned whether this reckless confederacy of assassins have not stricken down their- best friend — ...the father of his country. He did not insult a fallen foe. "As for amending the world, society is an ass that will kick the man who attempts to ease it of its burden." — (Robert Southey's Letters, vol. I, p. 9.) So Socrates, Christ, Polycarp, Williams, Cooke.
11. Blame not this disastrous war or republican institutions, but solely slavery. It is well known that the South went out to preserve slavery. Free government has been on its trial. It has come out in terrible events; yet proved itself so far strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should not like to die there, unless I were preaching the gospel in one as I sometimes have done. It is lamentable to think -'4 1.1 ^'- in our own country how this evil prevails. Par- ents should aim to lessen this vice.
8. Lincoln always had a reverential dependence on God.
9. He cherished a kindly feeling to all men, avoided capital punishment, was conciliatory, and moderate.
10. It may be questioned whether this reckless confederacy of assassins have not stricken down their- best friend — ...the father of his country. He did not insult a fallen foe. "As for amending the world, society is an ass that will kick the man who attempts to ease it of its burden." — (Robert Southey's Letters, vol. I, p. 9.) So Socrates, Christ, Polycarp, Williams, Cooke.
11. Blame not this disastrous war or republican institutions, but solely slavery. It is well known that the South went out to preserve slavery. Free government has been on its trial. It has come out in terrible events; yet proved itself so far strong.
What to read after The Fall of Abraham Lincoln : Slavery Vanquished in Arms, Resorts to the Pistol And the Dagger : Thus the South is Avenged ; a Lecture Delivered in the Corn Exchange Hall Dundee, May 7, 1865?
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