June 16, 2022   •   By Ronald White

A House Built by Slaves: African American Visitors to the Lincoln White House

John Reeves reviews Allen C Guelzo's new biography of Robert E. Lee....

Gore Vidal: His Life and “Lincoln”

Writing “Lincoln” let Vidal breathe life into his own self-perceived greatness....

A Fabricating Tyrant?: On Elizabeth Mitchell’s “Lincoln’s Lie”

A story of Lincoln’s economy with the truth demonstrates the same fault itself....

A towering new biography of a great American orator and public intellectual....

Film History: Columnists and Historians Assess Spielberg’s “Lincoln”

This story of emancipation is woefully incomplete. How could it be otherwise?...

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