Abraham Lincoln and the Civil
WarAbraham Lincoln paid dearly as the President of hte
United States during Civil War
Although, eventually, the North was winning
thanks to Abraham Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln himself paid
dearly for the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln 's wound was
from an invisible sword that drew no less exacting an
account.
Poor health
Abraham Lincoln 's health had been
completely destroyed by the burden of the cares thrust upon
him. Abraham Lincoln was thin as a skeleton and seldom
able to stomach a complete meal. His eyes were sunken and
rimmed with black circles. His face was deeply lined and it
forever wore an expression of haunting sadness.
Lack of sleep, bad dreams and
nightmares
Abraham Lincoln didn't sleep
well. Abraham Lincoln was subject to headaches and
illnesses, and there was almost no recreation or pleasure in
his life, except an occasional trip to the
theater. Abraham Lincoln had nightmares and
disturbing dreams.
Abraham Lincoln dreaming about his own death
In one Abraham Lincoln had seen
himself walking through a silent White House towards the sound
of sobbing. Abraham Lincoln entered the East Room where he saw
a coffin covered in black. "Who is dead?" he asked the guard on
duty, and the soldier replied "the President."
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