Mary Todd Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln by Joanne Mattern, published by ABDO Publishing Company in 2008, is a 32-page exploration of the life of Mary Lincoln, aimed at young readers. This book begins with her childhood in Lexington, Kentucky, and follows her journey through private school and her marriage to Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, Illinois. It provides insights into her experiences as First Lady during the Civil War, addressing the challenges she faced, including personal tragedies and public scrutiny.
Readers will find engaging text complemented by informative sidebars and full-color photos that enhance the learning experience. The book includes a timeline, fun facts, an index, and a glossary, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding the complexities of Mary Lincoln’s life. Covering topics such as biography, politics, and the role of women in history, this edition serves as an accessible introduction to an important figure in American history.
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This book introduces young readers to the life of Mary Lincoln, beginning with her childhood in Lexington, Kentucky. Readers will become familiar with her world as they learn about her years away at private school and her marriage to Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, Illinois. The book details how the Civil War, the deaths of her sons, and her spending habits after her husband’s assassination brought Mrs. Lincoln much criticism while she was First Lady. Informative sidebars and full-color photos accompany easy-to-read, engaging text. Includes timeline, fun facts, index, and glossary.
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