Abraham LincolnGood Press, 2019 M12 6 - 1238 pages The book is a biography of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States who led the Union through the Civil War, abolished slavery, and modernized the U.S. economy. It delves into Lincoln's personal and political life, his struggles, and his achievements. It highlights his journey from a self-taught lawyer to the presidency, and his determination to preserve the union and end slavery. The book also sheds light on his legacy and the impact of his leadership on American history. |
Contents
Old Cookery | |
TABLE OF CONTENTS A Lincoln Calendar I THE MAN AND HIS KINDRED II THE LEADER OF THE SPRINGFIELD | |
A GREAT ORATOR AND HIS SPEECHES | |
A PRAIRIE POLITICIAN | |
A PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET | |
A COMMANDERINCHIEF AND HIS GENERALS | |
HOW LINCOLN APPEARED IN THE WHITE HOUSE | |
Abraham Lincoln | |
THE EMANCIPATION OF THE SLAVES | |
A MASTER IN DIPLOMACY | |
LINCOLNS PHILOSOPHY MORALS AND RELIGION | |
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