Lincoln a Fatalist and His Superstitions
A close friend recalls Abraham Lincoln as a fatalist who believed in destined greatness and a tragic end. The account describes Lincoln’s dreams, readings from Byron, visits to a voodoo seer in New Orleans, and visions shared in Urbana and the Big Grove. It links these beliefs to his wartime leadership and views on destiny.
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