1861-1865

"Young readers' history of the Civil War." Describes the events leading to the war and the unforgettable individuals of that era--peacemaker Henry Clay, Harriet Tubman, and abolitionist John Brown.

Looks at the political and moral issues that caused President Lincoln to issue the 1863 document that freed many slaves, and at the immediate and long-term consequences of his action.

Chronicles the military leadership of President Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War, his strategic insight, and how he often overstepped the boundaries of his political office to assume the role of commander in chief, ultimately changing the course of the war and saving the Union.

Combines background commentary with quotes from Lincoln's letters, speeches, and public papers to provide a personal view of his life, thoughts, and actions.

Combines background commentary with quotes from Lincoln's letters, speeches, and public papers to provide a personal view of his life, thoughts, and actions.

While Martin Hasford is away fighting with the Confederate army, his wife, fifteen-year-old son, and seventeen-year -old daughter must face many hardships.

On cover: A novel of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. A historical novel exploring the first two years of the Civil War.

A companion reader to the Civil War with the words of participants describing the battlefield scenes, acts of heroism, and horror.

Contains rare removable documents, memorabilia, and and audio cd with over 70 minutes of readings of contemporary letters, diaries, and documents.

Discusses the effects of conflict between political parties in the North during the Civil War, and presents evidence to support the author's argument that the two-party rivalry actually undermined the Union war effort.