Abraham Lincoln

The Books:

With malice toward none : the life of Abraham Lincoln / Stephen B. Oates. New York : Harper & Row, c1977. xvii, 492 p., [16] leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Subjects: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865. Presidents -- United States -- Biography. UCSD Central E457 .O17 1977

Abraham Lincoln, the man behind the myths / by Stephen B. Oates. New York : Harper & Row, c1984. xiv, 224 p. ; 22 cm. SUBJECT Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865. Presidents --United States --Biography. NOTE Bibliography: p. 191-214. Includes index. CL Book Stacks 973.70924 L736zo

The Articles:

Burton, Shirley J. "Our Heritage In Documents: Lincoln At The Bar: New Documentation Of Abraham LincolnÕs Law Career." In: Prologue. Sumr 1990 v 22 n 2 Page: 198

Davis, Cullom "The law practice of Abraham Lincoln." In: Sino-American relations. JUN 01 1995 v 20 n 3 Page: 80

Goldberg, Ira "Abe Lincoln and DenverÕs First Federal Mint." Summary: A letter from President Abraham Lincoln set the stage for the demise of private coinage in the United States. In: The Numismatist. AUG 01 1991 v 104 n 8 Page: 1200

Holland, Kenneth M. "Abraham Lincoln and Roger Taney: President vs. Chief Justice." In: Quarterly journal of ideology : QJI. 1994 v 17 n 1 / 2 Page: 5

Holzer, Harold "Re-Creating the Great Debate." Summary: 136 years after Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas first unsheathed their verbal swords, television brought their historic senatorial campaign faithfully back to life. In: American history. DEC 01 1994 v 29 n 5 Page: 68

Lockett, James D. "Abraham Lincoln and Colonization." Summary: An Episode That Ends in Tragedy at LÕIle a Vache, Haiti, 1863-1864. In: Journal of black studies. JUN 01 1991 v 21 n 4 Page: 428

Sherrell, Jean "Up from Collective Amnesia: The Civil War That Was." Summary: Horace White (1834-1916), a party activist who knew and admired Abraham Lincoln in his Illinois campaign days, complained in his introduction to Herndon and WeikÕs biography of Lincoln was-already!-very wide of the mark. He was entirely human [in seeking public honors] but his desire for political preferment was hedged about by a sense of obligation to the truth which nothing could shake. This fidelity to the truth was ingrained and unchangeableÉ[He] never even insinuated an untruth.Ó One can only wonder what Lincoln and White would make of the media-created ÒfakeloreÓ that continues to so dominate and twist popular understanding of the Civil War and the people it involved that the scars have never healed, infected as they are by the twin poisons of hypocrisy and scapegoating. In this issueÕs ÒFrom Editor and PublisherÓ and in this special background piece, The Californians has tried to rescue enough of the real Civil War from collective. In: The Californians : the magazine of California history MAY 01 1990 v 8 n 1 Page: 38

Smith, Edward C. "Frederick DouglassÕs Influence on the War Strategy of Abraham Lincoln." In: The St. Johns review. 1992 v 41 n 2 Page: 49

Sutherland, Daniel E. " Abraham Lincoln, John Pope, and the Origins of Tatal War." In: The journal of military history. OCT 01 1992 v 56 n 4 Page: 567

Williams, Frank J. "Lincolniana in 1993." In: Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association. Sumr 1994 v 15 n 2 Page: 45

This list is derived from the online SALLY catalog of the USD Copley Library and the MELVYL catalog of the UC libraries, and the CARL UNCOVER database of recent articles, using copy and paste of relevant entries, and was prepared by Steven Schoenherr for the USD History Bibliographies page October 17, 1995.