Lincoln's Quest for Union
Historical analysis and psychological inquiry are combined in this insightful portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Through an examination of his childhood, courtship, marriage, and public career, an image emerges of a man often divided against himself-a description famously applied to Civil War-era America. Lincoln's troubled personal life, and the means by which he dealt with it, contributed to the lasting legacy of his presidency. An investigation into his important personal relations-with his parents, his wife and children, and with his law partners-shed light on the public triumphs of this great political figure. more
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- 4/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Oct-15-2008
- Very enjoyable
Excellent, enjoyable book. Focuses mostly on psychology, but has lots of references if you want more historical detail.
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- 4/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Oct-18-2006
- The 16th American President on the therapist's couch
This book is a wonder insight into the psyche of Abraham Lincoln. This book focuses on the history of Lincoln, not so much the history of his political terms as president, rather the history behind the morals and personality of the man...
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- 4/5
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- Posted: Oct-31-2005
- Lincoln's Quest for Union
Charles Strozier's, Lincoln's Quest for Union: A Psychological Portrait, is a telling example of a recent transformation in historiography. Historicism's birth began with the Greeks in the 1st century bc., and has since evolved into a...
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- 4/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Oct-15-2008
- Very enjoyable
Excellent, enjoyable book. Focuses mostly on psychology, but has lots of references if you want more historical detail.
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