Abraham Lincoln an Apostle of Temperance and Prohibition; Volume 2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172230556)

Delve into the compelling narrative of Abraham Lincoln's involvement with the temperance movement in Samuel Wilson's "Abraham Lincoln an Apostle of Temperance and Prohibition, Volume 2." This volume explores Lincoln's views and actions related to temperance and prohibition, shedding light on a less-discussed aspect of his life and beliefs. Wilson examines Lincoln's personal convictions and public statements on alcohol consumption, providing insights into the social and political context of the 19th century.

This biography offers a valuable perspective on Lincoln's character and his engagement with the moral and social issues of his time. It will appeal to readers interested in American history, Abraham Lincoln, and the history of the temperance movement.

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