Ed. Laboulaye, April 29, 1865
Ed. Laboulaye 34 Taitbout Street, April 29, 1865. Dear Sir: I should have written to you sooner in expression of my feelings at the horrid news, but I was sick…
Ed. Laboulaye 34 Taitbout Street, April 29, 1865. Dear Sir: I should have written to you sooner in expression of my feelings at the horrid news, but I was sick…
Auguste L’Alloux: Ode May 1865 TO THE MEMORY OF MR. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the republic of the United States of America, May, 1865. The works of Satan fill the…
Ph. Target and E. Villetard, Editors of the Sunday Courier Paris, May 3, 1865. Abraham Lincoln fell a victim to the most execrable crime known, at the very moment the…
Alfred Monod, lawyer at the council of State. Paris, April 27, 1865. I will express to you without delay the very sincere and profound sorrow at the news of the…
J. C. Lusine: Ode UN RAMEAU D’IMMORTELLE. Lincoln, grand citoyen, fils de la liberté, Intègre magistrat, vertu digne d’Homère; Toi qui n’oublias point ton bereeau ni ta mère, Gloire de…
J. C. Lusine to Messrs. Seward. Paris, May 25, 1865. Gentlemen: There are names which explain the condition of a country, and Mr. Lincoln’s is one of them. The illustrious…
M. Imbert Paris, June 9, 1865. Sir: I was struck with horror when I heard the news of Mr. Lincoln’s death. The illustrious genius and worthy magistrate did not live…
Address of the press undated Mr. President: The Constitution of your country has forever put American democracy beyond the possibility of being affected by the violence done to persons. Where…
Conference of French Pastors Paris, April 27, 1865. Letter addressed to madam, the widow of the late President of the United States, and sent to the care of the United…
Conference of French Pastors Paris, May 9, 1865. Copy of an extract of the proceedings of a conference of the pastors, ministers and elders of the national churches of France.…