Synopsis

The year 1863 witnessed a growing tide of dissent in the North regarding the Civil War. Some recoiled at the mounting death toll, while others harbored resentment toward the struggle for the liberation of enslaved people. President Abraham Lincoln, naturally, grew increasingly troubled by these developments. His wife, Mary Todd Lincoln, sought solace in extravagant spending, accumulating debt as a consequence. The concluding months of the war are detailed, encompassing the pivotal battle of Gett