1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. A Proper Religious Response to the Assassination of the President. Reformer published in India

published in India

or e'en the morrow

Forbes' offer of hospitality and expressing that he looks forward to the fellowship

Assemblage of eight extensive diaries and journals covering the years 1858 to 1884 by important Westward Expansion pioneer Presbyterian pastor

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1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. A Proper Religious Response to the Assassination of the President. Reformer published in India"It is yet too early to interpret the full meaning of this last awful Providence of God. But look at it from two points of view. Abraham Lincoln was in danger of becoming the nation's idol. He was so gentle, so honest, so magnanimous, so unselfish, so forgiving; his measures had been crowned with such astonishing and unlooked for success, that there may have been danger that the nation, forgetting God, would fix its eyes upon him alone as the national