A Sermon, Delivered in the Baptist Church, Stonington Borough, on the Sabbath Evening Following the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln

This moving sermon offers comfort and inspiration to a grieving community in the aftermath of one of the most tragic events in American history. Albert G. (Albert Gallatin) Palmer, a prominent Baptist minister, reflects on the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln, and offers words of hope and encouragement in the face of a nation in mourning.

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