Abraham Lincoln: Life and Important Speeches

Barrett’s biography of Abraham Lincoln is an enlightening account that traces Lincoln’s life from his early years in Illinois to his turbulent presidency during the Civil War. Utilizing primary sources and his own insightful analysis, Barrett paints a compelling portrait of one of America's greatest leaders.

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