Oration of James Speed (Classic Reprint): Upon the Inauguration of the Bust of Abraham Lincoln, at Louisville, Ky;, February 12, 1867: Upon the ... Ky;, February 12, 1867 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A stirring 1867 address on Abraham Lincoln, delivered in Louisville, captured in an era’s portrait of a nation.

This nonfiction speech-by-speech tour blends biographical insight with vivid scenes from the author’s own travels. It presents a portrait of Lincoln—from his height and humor to his unwavering commitment to peace and the preservation of the Union—alongside memorable anecdotes and reflections that illuminate the period.

- Discover Lincoln’s character through Speed’s eye for detail, including anecdotes about his humor, demeanor, and leadership.
- Read vivid passages about the California journey, the gold rush mindset, and the era’s economic realities.
- Encounter discussion of the era’s big issues, from war and reconciliation to immigration and national identity.
- Hear quotes that historians and readers often reference, and see how Lincoln’s words and legacy were understood then.

Ideal for readers of Civil War history, presidential oratory, and 19th‑century American life, this edition helps you grasp the era through one man’s lens.

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