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First Day
On March 5, the first day of Abraham Lincoln’s presidency, he was immediately thrust into the turbulent realities of leading a deeply divided nation. He received a letter from William Seward, who had agreed to serve as Secretary of State, confirming his acceptance of the position. Seward reflected on his resignation from Congress, acknowledging the delicate political landscape and how fortunate he felt to have avoided major fallout from his decision. Despite their past rivalry during the Republican…-
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Firewood
Firewood became a symbol of the harsh realities faced by Major Anderson and his garrison at Fort Sumter during the cold days and nights of late March 1861. As the storm clouds loomed over Charleston, both literally and metaphorically, the fort’s defenses were being pushed to their limits. On March 26, Chief Engineer Foster reported that the last of the temporary buildings on the parade ground had been demolished, and the soldiers were resorting to burning lumber and even a condemned gun carriage to fuel…-
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Fatal Error
Fatal error marked a pivotal moment on April 5, when President Lincoln found himself grappling with the consequences of a critical mistake. He had assigned the same warship, the Powhatan, to two separate relief expeditions. Late that night, after receiving a troubling telegram from New York, Lincoln quickly convened with Secretary of State William Seward and Navy Secretary Gideon Welles. Upon reading the telegram, Lincoln expressed his disbelief and took full responsibility for the mishap, acknowledging…-
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Evelyn Hugo’s Coming Clean
Evelyn Hugo’s Coming Clean is making waves in the entertainment world, and there’s no shortage of anticipation as her long-awaited revelations approach. This icon of classic Hollywood has been an object of intrigue for decades, and now, after years of silence, she’s ready to share her story. Evelyn, who has lived a life that seems more like a series of epic soap operas than a real biography, is finally opening up about her tumultuous marriages, her rise to fame, and the many personal scandals that…-
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Evelyn Hugo to Auction Off Gowns
Evelyn Hugo to Auction Off Gowns: Film legend and iconic 1960s fashionista, Evelyn Hugo, is preparing to auction twelve of her most celebrated gowns through Christie’s, with the proceeds directed toward breast cancer research. At the age of 79, Hugo’s lasting impact on Hollywood and the fashion world remains undeniable, having captivated audiences with both her magnetic performances and her sophisticated, sensual style. Over the years, her wardrobe has become synonymous with timeless elegance, and…-
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Epilogue
Epilogue: The author begins this reflective epilogue by recounting a pivotal moment in her life when she was approached by 60 Minutes for an interview. This request took her by surprise and led her to ponder the many influences and aspirations that had shaped her journey. She had grown up watching the show since its inception in 1968, making it a familiar part of her life, and never imagined being asked to be part of such an iconic program. As the production team led by producer Michael Karzis carried out…-
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Epigraph
Epigraph sets the tone for The Demon of Unrest, offering a poignant and thought-provoking collection of quotes that delve deeply into the central themes of slavery, governance, and the personal toll of war. The first quote, attributed to Arthur Peronneau Hayne, reflects his conviction about the essential role of slavery in Southern society. Hayne contends that the comfort and well-being of Southern families depend entirely on the continuation of slavery, and he argues that separation from the Union is the…-
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Epigraph
The epigraph in Be Ready When the Luck Happens is not just a simple quote, but a foundational concept that provides a thematic starting point for the narrative that follows. Jeffrey Garten’s words, “Do what you love. If you love it, you’ll be really good at it,” stand as an invitation to explore the connection between passion, expertise, and success. The message is clear: when individuals engage in work they deeply care about, their abilities flourish naturally. Passion fuels perseverance, which in…-
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Dual Warning
Dual Warning captures the critical days surrounding President-elect Abraham Lincoln’s journey to Washington, D.C. on February 21, amidst mounting threats to his safety. The news of an assassination plot against him had reached the ears of several key figures, with General Winfield Scott acting swiftly on the reports he received from Dorothea Dix, who was connected to the railroad executive Samuel Felton. The threat was deemed credible enough for Scott to call upon the expertise of John A. Kennedy, head…-
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