The Writings of Abraham Lincoln - Brooks, Noah; Schurz, Carl; Choate, Joseph A.
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"Above all, and to the latest day of his life, Lincoln was not ashamed to confess his ignorance of any subject; he never lost an opportunity to get instruction." -Noah Brooks, The Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Volume VIII (Life of Lincoln) (1906) The Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Volume VIII (Life of Lincoln) (1906) by Noah Brooks is an insightful biography which follows the entirety of Abraham Lincoln's life. This eighth volume in the series was written by one of the president's closest friends, Brooks. He sees Lincoln through a clear lens, shedding light on the president's human side as well…mehr

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"Above all, and to the latest day of his life, Lincoln was not ashamed to confess his ignorance of any subject; he never lost an opportunity to get instruction." -Noah Brooks, The Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Volume VIII (Life of Lincoln) (1906) The Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Volume VIII (Life of Lincoln) (1906) by Noah Brooks is an insightful biography which follows the entirety of Abraham Lincoln's life. This eighth volume in the series was written by one of the president's closest friends, Brooks. He sees Lincoln through a clear lens, shedding light on the president's human side as well as his political side. Also, included in this volume is a detailed index of events and people found in the book which was edited by Arthur Brooks Lapsley. This intriguing volume is for all who enjoy the classic tale of a man who rises from nothing to great heights.
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NOAH BROOKS (1830-1903) was an American journalist who began his career in his native Illinois where he was first acquainted with Abraham Lincoln. He continued his career in California and then Washington, D.C. when he became Lincoln's friend and confidant. His personal observations and insights have been instrumental in understanding Lincoln's life and presidency.