Abraham Lincoln: A History is an 1890 ten-volume account of the life and times of Abraham Lincoln, written by John Nicolay and John Hay, who were his personal secretaries during the American Civil War. Volume 4 chronicles Lincoln's life from April to November 1861. ( Summary adapted from wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
Chapters
1
Fort Pickens Reenforced Read by Jim Locke 30:20
2
The Sumter Expedition Read by Kevin W. Davidson 47:41
3
The Fall of Sumter Read by Jim Locke 36:55
4
The Call to Arms Read by Jim Locke 36:31
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The National Uprising Read by Jim Locke 40:31
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Baltimore Read by Jim Locke 39:40
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Washington in Danger Read by Jim Locke 46:03
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Rebellious Maryland Read by Jim Locke 40:52
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Texas Read by MaryAnn 19:57
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The Ohio Line Read by MaryAnn 21:07
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Missouri Read by Owen Cook 36:41
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Kentucky Read by Owen Cook 31:56
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The Confederate Military League Read by Jim Locke 15:42
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Civil War Read by Jim Locke 21:42
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European Neutrality Read by Jim Locke 35:50
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McClellan and Grant Read by Jim Locke 31:36
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Scott's Anaconda Read by Jim Locke 22:10
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The Advance Read by Jim Locke 38:06
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West Virginia Read by MaryAnn 21:19
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Bull Run Read by Jim Locke 52:41
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Congress Read by Jim Locke 31:30
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The Contraband Read by Jim Locke 22:28
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Fremont Read by Owen Cook 33:56
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Military Emancipation Read by Jim Locke 49:04
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The Army of the Potomac Read by Denise Nordell 44:13
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