Daniel Boone Regional Library

See also: Abraham Lincoln & Charles Darwin Literary Links article.

• ”Abraham Lincoln: An Extraordinary Life ”
  As part of the celebration of the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth, the National Museum of American History has brought together “its unique and unparalleled Lincoln collection.” Click on “Visit the Online Exhibition” to view some of the artifacts associated with his life.
• “Abraham Lincoln: Commander in Chief” (American History magazine)
  http://www.historynet.com/abraham-lincoln-commander-in-chief.htm
• ”Abraham Lincoln: Tyrant, Hypocrite or Consummate Statesman”
  Article by Dinesh D’Souza published in the April 2005 issue of American History magazine.
• “Abraham Lincoln: the Lawyer”
  Article by Charles M. Hubbard published in the August 1998 issue of American History magazine.
• Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library, Museum, Foundation
  Home of the Lincoln presidential library, museum devoted to his life, special exhibits, links to historic sites associated with his life and a comprehensive list of other sites of interest.
• Abraham Lincoln Online.org
  Guide to all things Lincoln, including news events, books, speeches, educational resources, photo tours of Lincoln places and what happened this week in Lincoln history.
• Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln
  Search all of Lincoln’s work by word or phrase at the University of Michigan’s Making of America’s web site.
• Emancipation Proclamation – National Archives
  The text of the Emancipation Proclamation from the online exhibits at the National Archives.
• History Channel – Lincoln
  Timeline, Image gallery and selected speeches plus information on History channel programs.
• Historyplace
  Timeline with portraits of Lincoln and photographs from the Civil War.
• The Last Full Measure - Civil-War.net
  Brief autobiography by Lincoln, major speeches, letters and photos from Civil-War.net.
• The LincolnArchives Digital Project
  Although this site is subscription based, it does have free access to many resources and links to other sites.
• Lincoln Bicentennial 1809-2009
  The Lincoln bicentennial web-site contains many teaching resources for classroom use, suggested reading lists and a virtual tour of places associated with Lincoln.
• Lincoln Institute Sites
  One of several sites developed by the Lincoln Institute.  Click on the links at the bottom of this home-page for other links.
• Lincoln Memorial
  Information on the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. from the National Park web site.
• Lincoln Speeches
  A selection of major speeches from the Lincoln bicentennial web site.
• “They Made America – The Top 100” (Atlantic Monthly, Dec. 2006)
  The Atlantic Monthly rated the most influential figures in American history in this December, 2006 article. Abraham Lincoln was rated first.
• Times Topics: Abraham Lincoln
  A collection of resources about Abraham Lincoln selected by The New York Times.
• Presidential Biography
  Biography of the sixteenth president of the United States from the Whitehouse web site.
• “Who Was More Important: Lincoln or Darwin?” (July 7-14, 2008)
  Article by Malcolm Jones of Newsweek magazine.