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Page 1: LINCOLN’S SECOND INAUGURAL. LINCOLN’S 2 ND INAUGURAL March 4, 1865 Cold, windy, rainy day in Washington, D.C. John Wilkes Booth a famous actor from

LINCOLN’S SECOND INAUGURAL

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LINCOLN’S 2ND INAUGURAL

• March 4, 1865• Cold, windy, rainy day in

Washington, D.C.

• John Wilkes Booth a famous actor from Maryland was an invited guest

• Recalled the major cause of the war

• Vowed to restore peace and unity

“With malice toward none, with charity for

all . . .”

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IDEAS ADDRESSED IN THE 2ND INAUGURAL

• The Government • Lincoln stated that there

were peopletrying to destroy the government, with or without war

• The Union • fought for restoration of

peace and the Union

• Equality• stated that slavery

perpetuated the war anddenounced slavery

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