Lincoln the President: Springfield to GettysburgFirst published in four volumes in 1945, 1952, and 1955, J. G. Randall's Lincoln the President is here reprinted in two. The first covers Lincoln's life as far as Gettysburg, focusing mainly on his presidential administration. The second concentrates on Lincoln the person -- his conversation, his personality, his daily tasks, his marriage, his sense of humor -- and covers his life from the period of the Emancipation Proclamation up to the final triumph of Appomattox and his untimely death. |
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User Review - Not Available - Book VerdictThis duo garnered great praise from critics when first published in 1945. Many believed Randall (1881-1953) to be the top Lincoln scholar of his time, and these books were touted for shattering many ... Read full review
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cunn rxci I A Mans Outlook | 1 |
Earliest Known Portrait | 10 |
Thus Stood Lincoln | 26 |
Copyright | |
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