From “Lincoln 365,” by Arnold Kunst

November 29

The foreign press was scathing of the new Lincoln administration. The London Morning Chronicle, at the end of 1861, wrote: 'Abraham Lincoln, whose accession to power was generally welcomed on this side of the Atlantic, has proved himself a feeble, confused and small-minded mediocrity.'

‘The very ink with which history is written is merely fluid prejudice.’

- Mark Twain

“The only success that comes after a little opposition is a little success.” – Arnold Kunst