The Lincoln Poem and Charleston Dispatches
Notes recount a poem Lincoln reportedly learned by heart, its authorhip mystery, and reflections on Lincoln's death. The piece also covers Beecher and Anderson in Charleston, wartime poverty in South Carolina, and reactions to the president’s assassination, with commentary on abolition and negro suffrage debates.
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H. W. Beecher
Charleston
Anderson
Fort Moultrie
Fort Sumter
Episcopal Church
Dr. Storrs
Hart
Gen. Anderson
New York
Kevery
Gov. Aiken
South Carolina
New York Herald
Herald
Johnson
Reble
South
In Transit Nell Plays Quick Wit With Romeo
In a fast moving carriage Dora and Nell plot a playful ruse involving a man with brown eyes they suspect is Nell’s unknown admirer. Nell plans to mistake a stranger for her brother Fred and bestow a kiss, prompting Dora’s teasing skepticism as the scene shifts with the passing crowd.
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Dora
Fred
Yora
Nellie
Mother
Tlallo
Archie Winters
Nell
Archie
Dorah
Brother Fred
Unnamed Leader Praised for Civil War Sacrifice in Tremont Temple
The address honors a man who, after helping break the bonds of rebellion, faced fame with restraint and died for a cause he most loved. He is praised for guiding the nation through a holy war and for his role in ending slavery, with gratitude from both races and a nod to his enduring legacy.
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Earl of Malmsbury
Tremont Temple
Boston
Mississippi
Christendom
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