Lincoln: In His Own Words - Hardcover

Easily accessible . . . with a context specifically geared to those less knowledgeable about the historical period.” "The Bulletin" Few students realize Lincoln’s contributions to our understanding of nationhood and freedom, and Meltzer’s analysis, based on solid historical scholarship, will help them see the scope of those contributions . . . A good addition to any library.” "School Library Journal"

Easily accessible . . . with acontext specifically geared to those less knowledgeable about the historical period. The Bulletin Few students realize Lincoln s contributions to our understanding of nationhood and freedom, and Meltzer s analysis, based on solid historical scholarship, will help them see the scope of those contributions . . .A good addition to any library. School Library Journal"

"Easily accessible . . . with a context specifically geared to those less knowledgeable about the historical period."--The Bulletin"Few students realize Lincoln's contributions to our understanding of nationhood and freedom, and Meltzer's analysis, based on solid historical scholarship, will help them see the scope of those contributions . . . A good addition to any library."--School Library Journal

-Easily accessible . . . with a context specifically geared to those less knowledgeable about the historical period.---The Bulletin-Few students realize Lincoln's contributions to our understanding of nationhood and freedom, and Meltzer's analysis, based on solid historical scholarship, will help them see the scope of those contributions . . . A good addition to any library.---School Library Journal

Milton Meltzer (1915-2009) was the author of 110 books, five of which were nominated for the National Book Award. With Langston Hughes, he coauthored A Pictorial History of African Americans, now in its sixth edition. He received the 2001 Laura Ingalls Wilder Award for his contribution to children's literature, the 1986 Jane Addams Peace Association Children's Book Award, and the 2000 Regina Medal. He lived in New York City.