
By Ann Turner, Wendell Minor (Illustrator)
Lincoln reflects on his journey and legacy after the Civil War.
In 1865, President Lincoln sits alone, contemplating his journey from a Kentucky cabin to the White House. With the Civil War ended and slavery abolished, what thoughts and memories fill his mind? This evocative portrayal invites readers to explore the inner reflections of one of America's greatest leaders, capturing a pivotal moment in history through vivid imagery and powerful narrative.
A man of wisdom and courage. President Abraham Lincoln sits alone in the White House one evening in 1865. The war between the states is over at last, and the slaves are free. This man has come a long way from his small log cabin in Kentucky. What is he thinking about? What memories run through his mind? Powerful text and stunning, historically accurate paintings combine to present a unique portrait of one of the greatest presidents in American history.
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