Our Martyr President, Abraham Lincoln

This book is a collection of sermons delivered in the aftermath of Abraham Lincoln's assassination by prominent preachers in New York and Brooklyn. The sermons reflect on Lincoln's life, legacy, and the significance of his death for the nation. The book provides a unique perspective on the religious and political climate of the time and the reception of Lincoln's assassination within the community.
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