From “Lincoln 365,” by Arnold Kunst
October 30
‘The Lincolns enjoyed a relatively
stable marriage…. Lincoln, for his part, understood Mary better than anyone,
loved her in spite of her flaws, shielded her from criticism, and remained
thoroughly loyal to her as a husband. In turn, Mary could be tender to him,
extremely tender. And no matter how lonely she was with him gone so much of the
time, she shared his love of politics, wanted him to succeed, and was fiercely
proud of him.’
Stephen Oates
‘If God created shadows it was to
better emphasize the light.’
- Pope John XXIII
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