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This long book flows effortlessly, is so well organized and covers such momentous ground that it's difficult to put down, and I was sorry to see it end (not the least because we all know how it ends). Now I begin to understand why Lincoln is so revered; how many shades away from the current Repub Occupant. This is a lucid and fascinating picture of the workings of Washington DC in the 1860's, with warm, fully rounded pictures of the men who shaped some of our most historic events. I'm a tepid history buff, but this book had me hooked all the way.
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psaucerman, June 8, 2007
This long book flows effortlessly, is so well organized and covers such momentous ground that it's difficult to put down, and I was sorry to see it end (not the least because we all know how it ends). Now I begin to understand why Lincoln is so revered; how many shades away from the current Repub Occupant. This is a lucid and fascinating picture of the workings of Washington DC in the 1860's, with warm, fully rounded pictures of the men who shaped some of our most historic events. I'm a tepid history buff, but this book had me hooked all the way.Terms and Conditions
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