The Lincolns in the White House
Four Years That Shattered a Family
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Word Count
76,000 words, Guess
Page Count
304 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelincolnsinwhiteh0000pack_u0k6
- Internet Archivelincolnsinwhiteh0000pack_e4d6
- ISBN-100312313039
- ISBN-139780312313036
- Goodreads250914
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- OCLC Control Number85478908
- Better World Books9780312313036
- Open LibraryOL9811105M
Classifications
- LCCE457.25 .P23 2006
- DDC973.7
- LCCE457.25 .P23 2005
Description
Reveals how divisions within the Lincoln family mirrored the struggles of the nation, describing First Lady Mary Lincoln's mental collapse in the wake of fierce distrust for her southern heritage and the plights of the sons.
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