Abraham Lincoln; Volume 2

A classic and authoritative biography of Abraham Lincoln, written by one of the foremost Lincoln scholars of the late 19th century. This book provides a comprehensive and detailed account of Lincoln's life, from his humble origins to his presidency and untimely death. It also explores his complex political beliefs and the challenges he faced as he sought to preserve the Union and end slavery.

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