Abraham Lincoln: A Memorial Discourse

Abraham Lincoln: A Memorial Discourse, written by T. M. Eddy in 1865, is a historical account delivered shortly after Lincoln's assassination. The discourse reflects on Lincoln's leadership qualities, his commitment to preserving the Union, and his moral stance on slavery. Eddy outlines four guiding principles of Lincoln's presidency and captures the national grief following his death, emphasizing the importance of remembering Lincoln's legacy in the ongoing fight for justice and equality. This work serves as a tribute to a pivotal figure in American history during a time of significant turmoil.