Essays in History
A collection of thirteen essays on Abraham Lincoln, his life and his death, that originally were published in a variety of journals and magazines devoted to Civil War history.e of Roye.
This wide-ranging collection of thirteen informative essays is an important contribution for everyone interested in American history. Edward Steers, Jr. honed his skills as a scholar during the twenty years he has been writing about American history. As a leading Lincoln scholar of our era, Steers comes from a position of authority in writing about the sixteenth president. Each one of the thirteen essays contained in this book brings value to the reader. All of the thoughts are timeless, defining many of the most important topics in Lincoln studies. As such, this book belongs in the hands and libraries of everyone interested in the life and death of Abraham Lincoln. I found this book helpful and fascinating to read, and most of all, a valuable resource. -- Sarah Thayer
