low-key, smart

Louisa 2022-04-19 09:01:34

Lincoln is very low-key. He usually doesn't speak. As soon as he speaks, he strikes into the soul. He is also very smart. He knows that only during the war he has rights. Although the North has already had a great advantage, he chose to delay and use his own rights to pass before the end of the war. All Abolition Bills.

The compass will only point to the north, but it will not tell people how many difficulties and obstacles are on the way to the north. Lincoln knew this well and never gave up to change those who are opposites.

When you are not sure about a thing, you can chat with others or smoke a cigarette, maybe the answer will become more and more clear

Abolition of slavery no one knows what the consequences will be, but if it can stop the war, there is no reason not to do it. After the abolition of slavery, it did bring a lot of problems. Like it was written in Gone with the Wind, the black people in Virginia became rampant. , revenge on white people, but what does it matter? More and more things are not black and white, and there is no 100% advantage. If you accept its good, you must also accept its bad.

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  • [Giving a speech at a dedication, Lincoln stands beside the flagpole, and with great ceremony takes off his hat, removes a piece of paper from inside and unfolds it, then puts on his glasses]

    Abraham Lincoln: [reading] The part assigned to me is to raise the flag which, if there be no fault in the machinery, I will do. And, when up, it shall be for the people to keep it up.

    [takes off his glasses and re-folds the paper]

    Abraham Lincoln: That's my speech.

    [laughter]

  • Abraham Lincoln: [greeting a pair of visitors from Jefferson City] I heard tell once of a Jefferson City lawyer who had a parrot that would wake him each morning crying out 'today's the day the world shall end as scripture has foretold'. And one day, the lawyer shot him for the sake of peace and quiet I presume, thus fulfilling, for the bird at least, his prophecy.

    [the guests don't laugh]