The Life of Abraham Lincoln (Arnold)

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The Life of Abraham Lincoln  (1885)  by Isaac N. Arnold

Originally published in 1885.

Contents

• Introduction.
• Chapter I: Ancestry and Early Life.
• Chapter II: Life at New Salem.
• Chapter III: The Illinois Legislature.
• Chapter IV: Miscellaneous Speeches and Marriage.
• Chapter V: Congress and the Bar.
• Chapter VI: The Irrepressible Conflict.
• Chapter VII: The Struggle for Kansas.
• Chapter VIII: The Organization of the Republican Party.
• Chapter IX: The Lincoln and Douglas Debate.
• Chapter X: Lincoln Becomes President.
• Chapter XI: Lincoln Reaches Washington.
• Chapter XII: Lincoln in the White House.
• Chapter XIII: Extra Session of Congress.
• Chapter XIV: Efforts for Peaceful Emancipation.
• Chapter XV: The Emancipation Proclamation.
• Chapter XVI: Military Operations in 1861-1862.
• Chapter XVII: Antietam and Chancellorsville.
• Chapter XVIII: The Tide Turns.
• Chapter XIX: After Gettysburg.
• Chapter XX: The Amendment Proposed.
• Chapter XXI: Passage of the Amendment.
• Chapter XXII: Grant and Sherman.
• Chapter XXIII: The Second Term.
• Chapter XXIV: The Approaching End.
• Chapter XXV: Victory and Death.
• Chapter XXVI: Conclusion.

This work published before January 1, 1923 is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.