Lincoln at Cooper Union is a compelling historical account that delves deep into one of Abraham Lincoln's most crucial speeches, which significantly bolstered his political career. Authored with a blend of meticulous research and engaging narrative, the book takes you back to the critical moments of the night on February 27, 1860, when Lincoln addressed an audience at the Cooper Institute in New York City.
This detailed volume meticulously explores the circumstances leading to this iconic speech and the profound impact it had on Lincoln's ascension to the presidency. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of Lincoln's arguments, the political landscape of the time, and how his skillful rhetoric contributed to shaping American history.
With carefully curated details and insights, this hardcover edition offers readers a front-row seat to history. Whether you are a historian, an admirer of Lincoln, or a lover of American history, this book promises a deep and enriching read.