Abraham Lincoln: life and character examined in a moving 1865 address
This is a historical lecture delivered in Peoria, Illinois, soon after Lincoln’s death, and it frames his life as a guide for individuals and the nation. The essay blends tribute with thoughtful reflection on leadership, virtue, and the meanings of the President’s public service.
The piece situates Lincoln in a moment of national grief, exploring the character that helped unite a divided country. It emphasizes moral purpose, civic duty, and the lessons a great leader offers to future generations. Although written as a commemorative address, the text also serves as a window into how contemporaries understood Lincoln’s impact and ideals.
Ideal for readers of Lincoln biographies and 19th‑century American history who want context for his enduring legacy.
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