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Description
No American president has enjoyed as intimate a relationship with the
soldiers in his army as did the man they called “Father Abraham.” In
Lincoln’s Men, historian William C. Davis draws on thousands of
unpublished letters and diaries—the voices of the volunteers—to tell the
hidden story of how a new and untested president became “Father”
throughout both the army and the North as a whole.How did Lincoln
inspire the faith and courage of so many shattered men, as they wandered
the inferno of Shiloh or were entrenched in the siege of Vicksburg? Why
did soldiers visiting Washington feel free to stroll into the White
House as if it were their own home? In this through and authoritative
work, Davis removes layers of mythmaking to recapture the real moods and
feelings of an army facing one of history’s bloodiest conflicts.
Lincoln’s Men casts a new light on our most famous president and on
America’s revolution—on our country’s father and its rebirth.