10 Published: 12/12/24 The Brothers’ War By: Bennett PartenCategory: Articles How the bond between brothers William T. and John Sherman survived their conflicting views on the issue that tore the nation apart
Published: 9/4/24 The Abraham Lincoln Book of Quotes (2023) By: Brian Matthew JordanCategory: Book Reviews In "The Abraham Lincoln Book of Quotes," editor Travis Hellstrom presents some of the sixteenth president's "most loved wisdom.”
Published: 4/1/24 Lincoln’s Imagined West By: Cecily ZanderCategory: Politicians An exploration of Abraham Lincoln's thoughts on westward expansion—and their legacy.
Published: 3/18/24 The Cabinet Diarists By: Cecily N. ZanderCategory: Books and Discussions Cecily Zander probes the personal writings of Lincoln administration cabinet members Edward Bates, Salmon P. Chase, and Gideon Welles.
Published: 2/16/24 Jefferson Davis’ Inaugural Address By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Firsthand Accounts Read the address Jefferson Davis delivered on February 18, 1861, when he was inaugurated as president of the Confederate States of America.
Published: 8/18/23 President Garfield (2023) By: Brian Matthew JordanCategory: Book Reviews A detailed examination of the life of the 20th U.S. president.
Published: 3/22/23 Lincoln: The Fire of Genius (2022) By: Jonathan TraceyCategory: Book Reviews A look at how the 16th president embraced and supported the technological advances of his time.
Published: 6/21/22 The Five Best Books on Lincoln and His Commanders By: Gerald J. ProkopowiczCategory: Best Of Lists Library of Congress Abraham Lincoln was not a military man, yet in March 1861 he became commander in chief of forces that would soon face the task of suppressing an...
Published: 3/10/21 Thaddeus Stevens (2021) By: Brian Matthew JordanCategory: Book Reviews An "accessible biography" of "a soldier of the Second American Revolution"
Published: 11/7/14 An Interview with Jonathan White By: David K. ThomsonCategory: Behind The Lines Our conversation with Jonathan White, an Assistant Professor of American Studies at Christopher Newport University and author of “Emancipation, the Union Army, and the Reelection of Abraham Lincoln,” published by...
Published: 10/13/14 The Death of Roger B. Taney By: Jonathan W. WhiteCategory: Politicians Throughout the Civil War, the highest judicial officer in the United States, Roger Brooke Taney, held sympathies for the Confederacy. In June 1861—before the first major battle of the war—Taney...
Published: 5/24/13 An Interview with John Marszalek By: David K. ThomsonCategory: Behind The Lines Our conversation with Dr. John Marszalek, the Executive Director and Managing Editor of the Ulysses S. Grant Association and Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library. Dr. Marszalek is also the Giles...