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Abraham Lincoln, Volume I

By John T. Morse

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

From humble beginnings marked by poverty and self-education, a future president emerges, his character forged amidst a nation heading towards civil unrest.

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2004-07-01
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Summary

"Abraham Lincoln, Volume I" by John T. Morse Jr. is a historical narrative that seeks to understand the makings of President Abraham Lincoln by exploring his origins and the world that molded him. The book starts with Lincoln's family history and tough early life, illustrating the difficulties he overcame, such as poverty and limited schooling. Instead of formal education, Lincoln found knowledge through reading, which helped him build strength and resolve. The narrative also provides hints of his future importance as a leader, set against the growing tensions that would lead to the Civil War, which was to play a big part in his presidency.

About the Author

John Torrey Morse Jr. was an American historian, attorney, and politician.

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