
Life of Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the United States
A Detailed Biography of a Legendary LeaderBy Frank CrosbyLength13h 48m
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In "Life of Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the United States," Frank Crosby offers a meticulous portrayal of one of America'Äôs most revered leaders. Written in a biographical narrative style, Crosby weaves together factual accounts, personal anecdotes, and historical context to create a compelling picture of Lincoln's life, from his early years in Illinois to his profound impact during the Civil War. The book reflects late 19th-century perspectives on leadership and moral integrity, shedding light on Lincoln's struggles, ideals, and the social issues of his time, illuminating not only his political strategies but also his humanity. Frank Crosby, an accomplished author and journalist with a keen interest in American history, brings a personal dedication to his subject that resonates throughout the book. His background in reporting and storytelling, paired with an evident admiration for Lincoln'Äôs principles, drives the narrative forward. Crosby's influences stem from the prevailing national sentiments of unity and reconciliation in post-Civil War America, as he aims to forge a deeper understanding of Lincoln'Äôs legacy for future generations. "Life of Abraham Lincoln" is a must-read for those who seek a nuanced understanding of Lincoln'Äôs character and the epoch he navigated. Crosby's blend of engaging prose and thorough research makes this biography an invaluable resource for students, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the complexities of American identity and leadership.
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GenreBiography and Memoir
Length13 hrs 48 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 19, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER III. BEFORE THE NATION.
2CHAPTER IV. NOMINATED AND ELECTED PRESIDENT.
3CHAPTER V. TO WASHINGTON.
4CHAPTER VI. THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
5CHAPTER VII. PREPARING FOR WAR.
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6CHAPTER VIII. THE FIRST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
7CHAPTER IX. CLOSE OF 1861.
8CHAPTER X. THE CONGRESS OF 1861–2.
9CHAPTER XI. THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
10CHAPTER XII. THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN.
11CHAPTER XIII. FREEDOM TO MILLIONS.
12CHAPTER XIV. LAST SESSION OF THE THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
13CHAPTER XV. THE TIDE TURNED.
14CHAPTER XVI. LETTERS AND SPEECHES.
15CHAPTER XVII. THE THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
16CHAPTER XVIII. PROGRESS.
17CHAPTER XIX. RENOMINATED.
18CHAPTER XX. RECONSTRUCTION.
19CHAPTER XXI. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1864.
20CHAPTER XXII. RE-ELECTED.
21CHAPTER XXIII. TIGHTENING THE LINES.
22CHAPTER XXIV. IN RICHMOND.
23CHAPTER XXV. THE LAST ACT.
24CHAPTER XXVI. THE MAN.
25APPENDIX.
26SPEECH ON THE MEXICAN WAR.
27SPEECH ON INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
28SPEECH ON THE PRESIDENCY AND GENERAL POLITICS.
29SPEECH IN REPLY TO MR. DOUGLAS, ON KANSAS, THE DRED SCOTT DECISION, AND THE UTAH QUESTION.
30SPEECH IN REPLY TO SENATOR DOUGLAS.
31OPENING PASSAGES OF HIS SPEECH AT FREEPORT.
32LETTER TO GENERAL McCLELLAN.
33LETTER TO GEN. SCHOFIELD RELATIVE TO THE REMOVAL OF GEN. CURTIS.
34THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN CALLED FOR.
35REV. DR. M’PHEETERS—THE PRESIDENT’S REPLY TO AN APPEAL FOR INTERFERENCE.
36AN ELECTION ORDERED IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
37CALL FOR FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN.
38LETTER TO MRS. GURNEY.
39THE TENNESSEE TEST OATH.