Yet another huge loss for the historical profession. For those less familiar with DHD's output I would strongly recommend going back to his collection of essays, Lincoln Reconsidered, which was reissued in paperback a few years ago. Although the essays are from the early 1960s and may not be historiographically fresh they are provocative, erudite, and well-crafted, and you can pop in and out of them without the guilt of not polishing off a big monograph or biography.
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Yet another huge loss for the historical profession.
For those less familiar with DHD's output I would strongly recommend going back to his collection of essays, Lincoln Reconsidered, which was reissued in paperback a few years ago. Although the essays are from the early 1960s and may not be historiographically fresh they are provocative, erudite, and well-crafted, and you can pop in and out of them without the guilt of not polishing off a big monograph or biography.
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