LINCOLN'S MEN: How President Lincoln Became Father to an Army and a Nation
William C. Davis examines how Abraham Lincoln became father to an army and a nation. Centered on leadership, military service, and national identity, this historical work offers readers a focused perspective on Lincoln’s place in American history and the enduring relationship between a president, his soldiers, and the country he led.
About This Book
LINCOLN'S MEN examines how President Abraham Lincoln became a father figure to an army and a nation.
William C. Davis focuses on the relationship between presidential leadership, military service, and national identity.
The book offers a historical perspective on Lincoln’s role during a defining period in American history.
Its subject will interest readers of Lincoln biographies, Civil War history, and studies of American leadership.
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