Joshua Claybourn delves into the formative years of Abraham Lincoln in Indiana, exploring how his youth shaped the future president's thinking and decisions. He critically examines the search for a unifying American story through provocative essays, questioning the narratives that bind the nation. Claybourn's expertise also extends to law and public policy, with his analyses appearing in prominent publications. Through his work, he illuminates the historical and cultural threads that define American identity.
1) Works from the Lincoln Inquiry are currently not available and are an important part of Indiana history. 2) Includes rare details from Lincoln's 14 years in Southern Indiana 3) Books on Lincoln sell very well and should be a good backlist title