Getting Right with Lincoln: Correcting Misconceptions About Our Greatest President (Edward Steers Jr. - LP) grant Sickles was notorious as a

Sickles was notorious as a disgraced former Congressman who murdered his wife’s lover on the streets of Washington and used America’s first temporary insanity defense to escape justice

In contrast to scholars who have emphasized the Lyceum Address as the key to understanding Lincoln's religion and politics

When President Dwight D

Marszalek traces the sixteenth president’s evolution from a nonmilitary politician into the commander in chief who won the Civil War

Getting Right with Lincoln: Correcting Misconceptions About Our Greatest President (Edward Steers Jr. - LP) grant Sickles was notorious as aGetting Right with Lincoln: Correcting Misconceptions about Our Greatest President by Edward Steers Jr Did Abraham Lincoln hate his father so much that he would not visit him on his deathbed or buy him a tombstone? Is it true that Ann Rutledge, who died tragically young, was the real love of his life? Did he order the murder of thirty eight Dakota Sioux warriors because of his hatred of Native Americans? Noted historian and Lincoln expert Edward