1809-1865

Forced off their Kentucky land in 1816, nine-year-old Sarah Lincoln, or Sally, and her family, including younger brother Abe, move to the Indiana frontier.

A cast of spirited schoolchildren portray the life of Abraham Lincoln through a simple musical biography.

An illustrated story recounting the adventures of Abraham Lincoln and his two sons that focuses on the years Lincoln was President.

Chronicles the events leading to the January 1, 1863, Emancipation Proclamation signed by Abraham Lincoln that declared all the slaves in Confederate states free.

Presents a brief profile of Abraham Lincoln and the plot to assassinate him in April 1865.

Abigail and her friends travel to the past on an urgent mission when their time-traveling teacher returns from the mid-nineteenth century to report that President Abraham Lincoln is thinking about quitting, leaving the issue of slavery unresolved.

Describes the lives of President Abraham Lincoln, Civil War soldiers, and typical American people who lived in the United States from 1815 to 1869.

A simple biography of the Illinois lawyer who served the country as president through the difficulties of the Civil War.

On the eve of the 1860 presidential election, as war clouds gather and the South threatens to secede, eleven-year-old Grace decides to help Abraham Lincoln get elected by writing and advising him to grow a beard.

Extolls the virtue of honesty through examples in the life of Abraham Lincoln.