Lincoln Slept Here: Lincoln Family Sites in America (Edward Steers Jr. - LP) isenberg By its bloody end

By its bloody end

Lincoln feared that the war could end in Union victory with slavery still intact

summoned General Grant to protect the Capitol

Few words in any language invoke so much passion

the Colonel of the 1st New York Fire Zouave regiment was assassinated by a Confederate innkeeper and militia officer

Lincoln Slept Here: Lincoln Family Sites in America (Edward Steers Jr. - LP) isenberg By its bloody endby Edward Steers Jr & Kieran McAuliffe Part One of Lincoln Slept Here covers the first six generations of President Abraham Lincoln's ancestors in America beginning with the progenitor, Samuel Lincoln (1619 1690), arriving in Massachusetts in 1637 through President Lincoln's father, Thomas Lincoln (1778 1851). Each generation is illustrated with images of sites many still in existence today. The book covers the years 1637 to 1808. Release date: April