Unity Amidst Strife: Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address
Words: 597 1953Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural address, delivered on March 4, 1865, stands as one of the most significant and poignant speeches in American history. Coming at the tail end of the Civil War, a conflict that had torn the nation asunder, Lincoln's words echoed not just a desire for victory, but a deeper longing for healing and unity. In this essay, we explore the nuances of this address, its historical context, and the timeless lessons it imparts on leadership, empathy, and […]