9 Published: 9/1/23 What if Lincoln Had Lived? By: Allen C. GuelzoCategory: Features An assassin’s bullet ended Lincoln's life just weeks into his second term as president. His vision for the reuniting country died with him.
9 Published: 6/7/23 The Lincoln Autopsy By: Mathew W. LivelyCategory: Features A detailed look at the postmortem examination of the assassinated 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.
11 Published: 9/1/22 We Must Not Be Enemies By: Glenn W. LaFantasieCategory: Features Faced with a nation on the verge of civil war, Abraham Lincoln used his first inaugural address as a last-ditch effort to avert bloodshed.
Published: 6/21/22 The Five Best Books on Lincoln and His Commanders By: Gerald J. ProkopowiczCategory: Best Of Lists 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 11-state rebellion. Other...
11 Published: 4/14/22 Assassination Artifacts By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Artifacts Explore artifacts related to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Discover the objects that tell the story of this tragic event in American history.
Published: 4/5/22 To Address You as My Friend (2021) By: Brian R. DirckCategory: Book Reviews A detailed review of "To Address You as My Friend," a collection of Civil War writings from African Americans to Abraham Lincoln.
9 Published: 1/14/22 The Emancipation Proclamation By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Illustrations Discover the significance of the Emancipation Proclamation in the fight for freedom during the Civil War, as told through historical artwork.
Published: 12/1/21 Dear Mr. President By: Jonathan W. WhiteCategory: Features How African Americans used their history, delivered in letters and White House visits, to press Abraham Lincoln for rights and opportunities.
Published: 10/20/21 Lincoln’s Mentors (2021) By: Caleb W. SouthernCategory: Book Reviews An impressive study of the men who shaped Abraham Lincoln as a leader.
Published: 9/15/21 Lincoln and Citizenship (2021) By: Paul QuigleyCategory: Book Reviews A terrific addition to the “Concise Lincoln Library” series.
Published: 9/30/20 Lincoln and the American Founding (2020) By: Anne E. MoseleyCategory: Book Reviews A look at how the American founding had a profound effect on Abraham Lincoln.
Published: 9/16/20 Old Abe (2020) By: Sarah Kay BierleCategory: Book Reviews A detailed review of by John Cribb's "Old Abe," an inspiring novel about Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War.
Published: 5/27/20 Abraham Among the Yankees (2020) By: Brian Matthew JordanCategory: Book Reviews Review of a slender, fine-grained study back in print.
Published: 1/1/20 Abraham Lincoln’s Statesmanship and the Limits of Liberal Democracy (2019) By: Thomas A. HorrocksCategory: Book Reviews Delve into Jon D. Schaff's thought-provoking study on Abraham Lincoln's statesmanship and its implications for the limits of liberal democracy.
Published: 12/4/19 The Million-Dollar Man Who Helped Kill a President (2018) By: Todd ArringtonCategory: Book Reviews The story of the million-dollar man who played a role in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.
Published: 11/16/19 Word-clouding the Gettysburg Address By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Gettysburg View a world cloud of Abraham Lincoln's famed Gettysburg Address, delivered at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in 1863.
Published: 10/30/19 The Black Heavens (2019) By: Brian Matthew JordanCategory: Book Reviews A new perspective on Abraham Lincoln's life through his encounters with death.
Published: 8/21/19 Lincoln and the Natural Environment (2019) By: Brian Matthew JordanCategory: Book Reviews Explore Lincoln's observance of nature and its influence on his writing in this concise biography by James Tackach.
Published: 2/15/19 A Menu of Historic Proportions By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: The Front Line Discover the menu at Lincoln's inaugural ball and how it reflected the era's dining trends during a pivotal moment in history.