Abraham Lincoln: Redeemer PresidentW.B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1999 - 516 páginas This major biography of Abraham Lincoln has won the prestigious Lincoln Prize, the annual award given to the best book in the Civil War field. Guelzo's superb work breaks new ground in exploring the role of ideas in Lincoln's life, treating him for the first time as a serious thinker deeply involved in the struggles of nineteenth-century thought. |
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... civil or social rights that each society grants to its members will vary from society to soci- ety , and some societies may choose , rightly or wrongly , to restrict the civil or social rights of some groups within it . Blacks , Lincoln ...
... civil or social rights that each society grants to its members will vary from society to soci- ety , and some societies may choose , rightly or wrongly , to restrict the civil or social rights of some groups within it . Blacks , Lincoln ...
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... civil courts were open , and therefore Lincoln was threaten- ing free government by allowing his military underlings to hijack civil liberty . This , of course , was ridiculous . Taney himself had offered exactly the contrary opinion in ...
... civil courts were open , and therefore Lincoln was threaten- ing free government by allowing his military underlings to hijack civil liberty . This , of course , was ridiculous . Taney himself had offered exactly the contrary opinion in ...
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... civil liberties , to hang every violation of civil process around Lincoln's neck , as consistent with some vague disre- gard for law . " By whom hath the Constitution been made obsolete ? By Abraham Africanus the First , " accused an ...
... civil liberties , to hang every violation of civil process around Lincoln's neck , as consistent with some vague disre- gard for law . " By whom hath the Constitution been made obsolete ? By Abraham Africanus the First , " accused an ...
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The Strife of Ideas | 3 |
The American System | 26 |
The Costs of Union | 64 |
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