The Inner World of Abraham Lincoln

Michael Burlingame
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Published to a flurry of praise--and consternation--from Lincoln scholars, Burlingame's book takes a hard and unsentimental look at, among other things, Abraham Lincoln's excruciating yet fruitful midlife crisis, his marriage to a dishonest woman who often embarrassed and sometimes physically abused him, his estrangement from his father, his explosive temper, and his aversion to women.  
Genres: HistoryBiographyAmerican HistoryNonfictionCivil WarBiography Memoir
416 Pages

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