When Abraham Lincoln took to the podium on March 4, 1861, to deliver his first inaugural address, his country stood on the threshold of war. The divisions that had festered since the founding era now threatened to erupt into open conflict over the issue of slavery.
Yet Lincoln, who was far from neutral on the great question of his time, chose to use this occasion to sound a peaceful note.
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