About 15,000 books have been written about Abraham Lincoln — only Jesus outranks him, and He has the Bible — but if you can read only one, it should be Rich Lowry’s “Lincoln Unbound.”
In a mere 240 pages, the National Review editor tells you why Lincoln would have been a great man had the Civil War never happened, and it why it is that America matters, and what this should mean to us all.
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