Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 183
er matters,nowhere did Mr. Lincolns slowness to anger stantly to success. He had to work with thematerials at hand, and one by one he tried themen who seemed best fitted for the task, givingeach his fullest trust and every aid in his power.They were as eager for victory and as earnestof purpose as… … EXECUTIVE OFFICE AND CABINET ROOM IN THE WHITE HOUSE. and nobility of spirit show itself more than inhis dealings with the generals of the Civil War.He had been elected President. Congress hadgiven him power far exceeding that whichany President had ever exercised before. AsPresident he was also…
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