The Invasion of Tad's Theatre 164 Tad introduces some Kentucky Gentlemen 166 CHAPTER XI. THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE GETTYSBURG SPEECH. The Gettysburg Speech 169 A Modesty which scorned Eulogy for Achievements not his Own 170 Mr. Lincoln's Regret that he had not prepared the Gettysburg Speech with Greater Care 173 Mr. Everett's and Secretary Seward's Opinion of the Speech 174 The Reported Opinion of Mr. Everett 174 Had unconsciously risen to a Height above the Cultured Thought of the Period 176 Intrinsic Excellence of the Speech first discovered by European Journals 176 How the News of Mr. Lincoln's Death was received by Other Nations 176 Origin of Phrase "Government of the People, by the People, and for the People" 177 CHAPTER XII. HIS UNSWERVING FIDELITY TO PURPOSE. An Intrigue to appoint a Dictator 180 "Power, Plunder, and Extended Rule" 181 Feared Nothing except to commit an Involuntary Wrong 182 President of One Part of a Divided Country--Not a Bed of Roses 182 Mr. Lincoln asserts himself 184 Demands for General Grant's Removal 184 Distance from the White House to the Capitol 185 Stoical Firmness of Mr. Lincoln in standing by General Grant 185 Letter from Mr. Lincoln to General Grant 186 The Only Occasion of a Misunderstanding between the President and General Grant 187 Special Order Relative to Trade-Permits 188 Extract from Wendell Phillips's Speech 189 Willing to abide the Decision of Time 190 Unworthy Ambition of Politicians and the Jealousies in the Army 191 Resignation of General Burnside--Appointment of Successor 192 War conducted at the Dictation of Political Bureaucracy 193 Letter to General Hooker 194 Mr. Lincoln's Treatment of the Subject of Dictatorship 195 Symphony of Bull-Frogs 196 "A Little More Light and a Little Less Noise" 198 CHAPTER XIII.