Lincoln had struggled with the moral and political implications of ending slavery. Until his promulgation of the Emancipation Proclamation, he had been circumspect about the process in the South. With his assassination, Congress and others pushed through their own agenda regardless of the effect on the society and commerce of the South. Lincoln's successor, Andrew Johnson, was impeached over his opposition to radical Reconstruction. He, like Lincoln, favored a limited occupation of the South and gradual adoption of legislative reforms concerning the freed slaves.
It is arguably pretty far-fetched that someone who had lived in that area his entire life could get lost in it, no matter how confusing the streets are, and no matter how intoxicated he was.He is arguably truly evil.It was arguably a travesty of justice to convict a kid for murder on the basis of a couple of sketches he made.
Yes.
At best, it was very sloppy.
No. But arguably, you could access PDFs via eMail.
No. The reason behind the assassination was to remove him so a peace deal could be reached. The fear generated by such an attack was not considered.
Macbeth, Act I Scene 7 "If the assassination could trammel up the consequence and catch with his surcease success"
Arguably, religious tomes could be said to be the most influential books
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Mary Todd Lincoln wanted to move to a slave state so that she could have servents that couldn't quit.
I only know 2 they were slavery ended and women could vote.
Macbeth would be willing to risk his honor, reputation, and relationships to carry out the assassination if he could get away with it. His ambition and desire for power drive him to take extreme actions, even at the cost of his integrity and moral values.
yes, given the right circumstances killing a ruler could be moral.