In October 1861, George Gibbs, bemoaning the “fatuity of Lincoln & Seward,” told a friend that “Mrs L. seems now to be at the head of the State.
@Abraham Lincoln ∶ A Life ▫𓂃
(echo:: @ ⌗)
In October 1861, George Gibbs, bemoaning the “fatuity of Lincoln & Seward,” told a friend that “Mrs L. seems now to be at the head of the State.
@Abraham Lincoln ∶ A Life ▫𓂃
(echo:: @ ⌗)