. Der dichter Lincoln: Tribute in Vers auf die gemarterten Präsident. inced Volk, das Lincoln bis gemessen Dieanschlüsse geistige und moralische Größe verlangt von einem Whowas ihr Führer durch die wichtigsten periodthat werden im Leben der Nation entstanden waren. Die zweite Antrittsrede, so kommen die Präsidenten shortlybefore Tod, gebildet unintentionallyhis Abschiedsrede. Es hat den Geist und Ton ofprophecy. Die Bibel, in der Gedanken- und Meinungsfreiheit, wasits Inspiration. Die ersten beiden der drei paragraphsring wie ein Kapitel aus Jesaja, Chef der Dichter seersof Alt. Die abschließende para

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. The poets' Lincoln : tributes in verse to the martyred President. inced the people that Lincoln measured up to thehigh mental and moral stature demanded of one whowas to be their leader through the most critical periodthat had arisen in the life of the nation. The second inaugural address, coming so shortlybefore the Presidents death, formed unintentionallyhis farewell address. It has the spirit and tone ofprophecy. The Bible, in thought and expression, wasits inspiration. The first two of its three paragraphsring like a chapter from Isaiah, chief of the poet seersof old. The concluding paragraph is an apostolic bene-diction such as Paul or John might have delivered. With malice toward none; with charity for all;with firmness in the right as God gives us to see theright, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; tobind up the nations wounds; to care for him who shallhave borne the battle, and for his widow and his orphan—to do all which may achieve and cherish a just andlasting peace among ourselves, and with all nations. *3 THE POETS LINCOLN. THE LOG CABINBirthplace of Lincoln, near Hodgensville, Kentucky ABRAHAM LINCOLN was born on the 12th day l of February, 1809, on the Big South Fork of Nolin Creek, in what was then known as Hardin, but is now known as La Rue County, Kentucky, about three miles from Hodgensville. The above illustration represents the cabin in whichhe was born, as described by his former neighbors. Out of that old hut came the mighty man of destiny, the matchless man of the Nineteenth Century. Theworld has no parallel for that transition from the cabinto the White House. 13 14 THE POETS LINCOLN JULIA WARD [HOWE] was born in New York City, May 27, 1819. At an early age she wrote plays andpoems. In 1843 Miss Ward married Dr. SamuelGridley Howe. In 1861, while on a visit to the campnear Washington, with Governor John A. Andrew andother friends, Mrs. Howe wrote to the air of JohnBrowns Body the Battle Hymn of the Republicwhich has become so

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