Tried by War: Abraham Lincoln as Commander in Chief

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Tried by War: Abraham Lincoln as Commander in Chief is a historical study by James M. McPherson that examines Abraham Lincoln’s leadership and strategic role in directing the Union war effort during the American Civil War.

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instanceOf book
history book
author James M. McPherson NERFINISHED
awarded Lincoln Prize (shortlisted) NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
deweyDecimalClassification 973.7092
examines Lincoln's relations with Union generals
constitutional powers of the commander in chief
development of Union grand strategy
emancipation as a war measure
political constraints on wartime leadership
focusesOn Abraham Lincoln's role as commander in chief
Union war effort
civil-military relations
military strategy
genre military history
political history
hasFormat audiobook
ebook
hasISBN 9781594201912
hasPerspective argues Lincoln learned military strategy over time
emphasizes Lincoln's strategic leadership
portrays Lincoln as active director of the war
historicalEvent American Civil War NERFINISHED
language English
libraryOfCongressClassification E457.2 .M478 2008
mainSubject Abraham Lincoln NERFINISHED
American Civil War NERFINISHED
Commander in Chief NERFINISHED
mediaType hardcover
paperback
print
notableFor comprehensive analysis of Lincoln's wartime leadership
pages 320
publicationDate 2008
publisher Penguin Press NERFINISHED
relatedWork Abraham Lincoln and the Second American Revolution NERFINISHED
Battle Cry of Freedom NERFINISHED
setInPeriod Lincoln presidency
subjectOf book reviews in major newspapers
targetAudience readers of American history
scholars of the Civil War
students of military history
timePeriodCovered 1861–1865

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