President Lincoln in History: An Address Delivered in the Congregational Church, Milton, Wisconsin, (Hardcover)

In this moving and insightful speech, the Reverend Edward Searing reflects on the legacy of Abraham Lincoln in the aftermath of his assassination. Drawing on personal anecdotes and historical analysis, he offers a unique perspective on the character and achievements of one of America's greatest presidents. This book is required reading for all who seek to understand Lincoln's place in American history.

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