Lincoln's 1864 Election
The 1864 election marked a pivotal moment as soldiers were allowed to vote by mail, ensuring their voices were heard despite being away from home. Lincoln's overwhelming victory, securing 78% of the military vote, was soon followed by significant historical events, including the ratification of the 13th Amendment and his tragic assassination. His second inaugural address emphasized unity and healing, setting the tone for the nation’s recovery after the war.In this clip
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The Presidential Election of 1864
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