Lincoln and Sickles

＂Lincoln and Sickles＂ delves into the intertwined lives of President Abraham Lincoln and General Daniel Sickles during the tumultuous years of the American Civil War. Authored by James Fowler Rusling, this historical account offers insights into Sickles’ controversial military career and his relationship with Lincoln, providing a unique perspective on the war’s political and military landscape. Rusling’s account provides valuable historical insights and a focused examination of Sickles’s influence. This volume will appeal to readers interested in detailed biographical studies from the Civil War era and the dynamics between military leaders and the political figures who shaped the course of American history.

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