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| | A Wounded Confederate Officer and His Nurse $39.99 Peter Jackson A Wounded Confederate Officer and His Nurse - Giclee Print |
| | Wounded Officer $39.99 Wounded Officer - Giclee Print |
| | Confederate Officer $27.03 Confederate Officer Gender: Male Age: Child Theme: Historical Occasion: Halloween Size: Child Large Color: As Shown Condition: New |
| | Confederate Officer Hat $6.95 Are you a defender of the South? Don't let those Yankees change your ways! Show your Southern pride and pick up our Confederate Officer Hat this holiday season! The Confederate Officer Hat is the perfect match to your gray officer costume! Your gray hat comes in a traditional style with a yellow ribbon and a Confederate Flag on the front. The hat is also perfect for civil war reenactments! Don't let the Yanks move in on our land this holiday season. Make sure you show your pride and wear your Confederate Officer Hat with pride! Order your Confederate Hat today! |
| | Adult Confederate Officer Costume $99.97 Features Confederate Jacket, Pants, Sash and Epaulets |
| | Mens Confederate Officer Costume $85.96 Would you have been a supporter or the North or the South. Represent an officer from the southern states in this Confederate Officer costume. Become an officer from the 1860s Civil War time for a historical reenactment, Halloween or a theatrical production. The costume features a gray long jacket with a double breasted style that is lined in brass buttons. The jacket is trimmed in gold and features epaulettes on the shoulders. A gold waist sash with gold fringe ends completes the look on top. As for the pants, they are simple, elastic waist pants that match the jacket. Items such as the sword and the Confederate officer hat are sold separately. As a confederate officer, you can say you are General Robert E Lee or General Taylor. In order to prepare for a proper battle, and to be fair to both sides, the Union officer costume is also for sale on this website. Size: Standard One Size Color: As Shown Condition: New |
| | The Ashanti War (1873-74) - Wounded Officer Carried Away $39.99 The Ashanti War (1873-74) - Wounded Officer Carried Away - Giclee Print |
| | Confederate Officer Hat Costume Accessory $9.97 **Union Officer Hat |
| | Adult Confederate Officer Hat - Civil War Costume Accessories $6.59 Confederate Officer - Hats - You're ready to report for duty in a Civil War reenactment with this Confederate Officer hat! |
| | Confederate Officer Costume - Civil War Costumes $47.84 Adult Halloween Costumes - This Confederate Officer Costume includes the jacket and the pants. Hat available separately. |
| | John Hunt Morgan, Confederate Cavalry Officer in the Civil War $39.99 John Hunt Morgan, Confederate Cavalry Officer in the Civil War - Giclee Print |
| | Confederate General Stonewall Jackson Mortally Wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville, c.1863 $39.99 Confederate General Stonewall Jackson Mortally Wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville, c.1863 - Giclee Print |
| | Confederate Officer Costume Jacket & Pants Adult $35.87 *Confederate officer costume jacket *Pants *Hat/weapon NOT included *Brand new Gender: Male Age: Adult Occasion: Halloween Size: X-Large Color: As Shown Historical Period: Civil War Culture: American |
| | British Officer Gives His Life to Save That of a Wounded Enemy, 1914-19 $49.99 British Officer Gives His Life to Save That of a Wounded Enemy, 1914-19 - Giclee Print |
| | A Confederate Officer Holds the 'southern Cross' Flag Aloft, 1966 $34.99 Escott A Confederate Officer Holds the 'southern Cross' Flag Aloft, 1966 - Giclee Print |
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ACTS - December '08 - Stage 2 "Officer Down!"
Extraordinary Leardership: Learning from Abraham Lincoln
Perhaps noted as one of the greatest United States presidents of all time, Abraham Lincoln's early life may not have reflected his potential greatness. He failed in business. He lost election to the state legislature, Speaker of the House, nomination for Congress, appointment of land officer, U.S. Senate twice and nomination for Vice President. After those eight major failures, Lincoln was elected President of the United States. How many of us would have kept going like Lincoln did?
Many problems that we think of today pale in comparison to what happened in the late 1850's and middle 1860's. Lincoln dealt with eleven southern states that had seceded from the Union. Eleven states formed the Confederate States of America during his presidency.
Americans may think that there are divisions among our country today. There was an enormous division during the Civil War era. Americans literally died on both sides of the war: North and South.
There were several key challenges that Lincoln faced as U.S. President:
1. Lincoln was president during the American Civil War, which lasted four years
About five weeks after Lincoln was inaugurated as the 16th United States President, the American Civil War began. Lincoln was president when the country was literally falling apart.
Division may exist between families. Unfortunately, some family members may go years without talking to one another. Are problems within families really that terrible compared to the unrest during the Civil War? Some families were divided so much by the war that one son may have fought for the North while another son of the same family fought for the South.
2. The most American casualties happened during the Lincoln Administration
600,000 to 700,000 Americans died in the Civil War. The American Civil War casualties exceed the United States' losses in all of its other wars from The American Revolution to the present.
Do any of us think that we have such an enormous responsibility? Lincoln had an insurmountable responsibility of having the most American casualties during his term as president. More Americans died from war during Lincoln's presidency than all of the other American presidents combined.
3. Lincoln suffered from Depression
Lincoln, who lived in the nineteenth century, did not have access to antidepressants, such as Prozac, to take as prescription medication nor could he go to a drug store and purchase St. John's Wort over the counter.
Lincoln never had the luxury of having access to modern treatments. Lincoln's job was to deal with a country that was divided by war. At times, your problems may seem as monumental as Lincoln's struggles, mainly because you are the one who is currently enduring a particular problem. All of us have common and unique problems. Can you imagine if you weren't so lucky and had limited access to treatments like Lincoln? Fortunately, we do have the luxury of modern medicine.
4. Lincoln was assassinated
The North, The Union, defeated the South, The Confederacy. The South surrendered to the North on April 9th, 1865. Lincoln was assassinated five days after the Civil War ended and died the morning after he was shot.
Do you think you feel unappreciated by the work you've done? Lincoln united his country as president, issued the Emancipation Proclamation to end slavery, inspired numerous people while suffering from depression, was one of the most kindest and good-hearted presidents our nation has ever had and what was the thanks that he got? He was killed.
Numerous times, Lincoln was a leader. He kept America together so we could still be called "The United States of America." He led by example. In his second inaugural address, Lincoln said that he wanted "malice toward none" and he wanted "to bind up the nation's wounds." Unfortunately, Lincoln never got to see any of his efforts and results implemented. The United States owes Lincoln a huge debt of gratitude.
Like Lincoln, every one of us has overcome problems and has achieved greatness in our own way. You may not remember some obstacles that you overcame, such as when you learned to walk or talk. There are challenges you overcame that you probably do remember very well, such as finishing a project, winning a race, graduating from school or establishing a career. Every one of you has a potential for greatness like Abe Lincoln. It is up to you to find the greatness within yourself.
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