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President during the Civil War. He helped build the Republican Party and debated Stephen Douglas for the Illinois Senate seat in 1858.He lost that election, but became a rising political star and won the Republican nomination andPresidency in 1860, reelected in 1864 and assassinated in 1865. He managed to preserve the unity of the U.S. and took steps to abolish slavery, but was assassinated before he could implement post war plans.
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