Lincoln Reshapes the PresidencyCharles M. Hubbard How Abraham Lincoln redefined the presidency |
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... North , to the point that president Lincoln promulgated several orders and proclamations restrictive of individual liberty . The most important of these was his suspension of the constitutional privilege of the writ of habeas corpus ...
... North , to the point that president Lincoln promulgated several orders and proclamations restrictive of individual liberty . The most important of these was his suspension of the constitutional privilege of the writ of habeas corpus ...
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... North and South , to suppress the rebellion . Other innovations reveal Lincoln's understanding of the concept of total war . He authorized the devastating marches led by Sherman in Georgia and North Carolina and Philip H. Sheridan in ...
... North and South , to suppress the rebellion . Other innovations reveal Lincoln's understanding of the concept of total war . He authorized the devastating marches led by Sherman in Georgia and North Carolina and Philip H. Sheridan in ...
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Contents
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The Public Career of John G Nicolay | 52 |
Lincoln Spins the Press | 65 |
An Exposition | 79 |
Lincolns Pardons and What They Mean | 99 |
Lincolns Legacy of Political Transcendence | 120 |
Lincoln Leadership and the Thirteenth Amendment | 153 |
Lincolns Role in the Presidential Election of 1864 | 173 |
Mary Lincoln and PostAssassination Memory | 199 |
Lincolns Legacy for Our Time | 214 |
Contributors by Order of Appearance | 234 |
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