The Writings of Abraham Lincoln - Vol 5 (1858-1862)
America's 16th and arguably most famous president, Lincoln was the man who held it all together, serving his country through its most divisive moment. The Writings of Abraham Lincoln is a collection that includes the president's speeches, letters and telegrams, and is a great lens through which to view American History.
Follow along day-by-day and in the president's own words as he helped to preserve the United States by defeating the Confederate States of America, introduced measures which resulted in the abolition of slavery, issued the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863, and helped to pass the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution. This collection is in six volumes.
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