Nation Mourns Lincoln Victim in Slavery and Peace Era
Fragmentary memorial sketches a national outpouring after the assassination of a president, praising his character and achievements while noting foreign relations, canal diplomacy, and calls for continued peace, prosperity, and constitutional governance across the United States and world.
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