. _See_ England

Gladstone, William Ewart, opinion of second inaugural address, 559-560

Globe Tavern, Springfield, Ill., L's first home after marriage, 96

Godbey, Squire, quoted, 46

Goldsborough, Lewis M., 390

Goodrich, Judge, L. declines partnership, 109

Greeley, Horace,
opposes L's policy in N.Y. "Tribune," 429-431;
publishes "The prayer of twenty millions," 429;
L's reply, 429-430;
conference with L., 430-431;
L.'s "pigeonhole" for, 474;
seeks successor to L., 480;
peace importunities and L's famous reply, 539;

Green, L.M., quoted, 27

Greene, Bowlin, friend of L., 52

Greene, W.G., 30

Gridley, G.A., 137

Grigsby, Aaron, 17

Grigsby, Nat, quoted, 13

Griswold, John A., builder of "Monitor," 345-347

Grimes, James W., 368

Grover, A.J., quoted, 248-249

Gulliver, John P., estimate of L's speeches, 221-223

Gurley, Rev. Dr., officiated at L's funeral, 597

Haines, Elijah M., quoted, 162-164; 209, 228-229

Hale, John P.,
mentioned, 185, 297;
calls on L., 583

Hall, Doctor, attends L., 593

Hall, John, 263

Hall, Newman,
quoted, 397;
officiated at L's funeral, 596

Halleck, Henry W.,
mentioned, 393, 413, 487, 490, 519;
telegrams to Meade, 504-505;
military ability, 505-506;
at L's death-bed, 591

Halpine, Colonel, 310

Hamlin, Hannibal, nominated for vice-president, 234

Hampton Roads, meeting of peace commissioners, 555-557

Hanks, Dennis,
recollections of L's boyhood, 6-9;
story-telling ability, 31;
L. visits, 263

Hanks, John,
L's fellow-laborer, 24;
bears campaign banner, 230

Hanks, Nancy. _See_ Lincoln; Nancy Hanks

Hannegan, Edward A., 126

Hapgood, Norman, quoted, 359

Hardin, Colonel, 4

Hardin, John J.,
mentioned, 186;
congressional candidate, 99;
killed in Mexican War, 131

Harding, George, attorney in McCormick Reaper case, 173-174

Harper's Ferry, Union forces driven out, 333-334

Harris, G.W., quoted, 87-88, 128

Harris, Ira, 368;
daughter, 587, 593

Harris, Thomas L., 160

Harrisburg, L's visit on inaugural journey, 278

Hatch, O.M.,
mentioned, 227;
quoted, 417-418

Hawk, Mr., actor, describes assassination, 588

Hay, John M.,
private secretary, 266;
quoted, 305-307

Hayes, General, 504

Hazel, Caleb, L's schoolmaster, 11

Henderson, J.B.,
constitutional amendment introduced by, 554;
interviews L. about pardons, 578-580

Henry, Dr., 493

Herndon, Willia