One of these points is that Lincoln often wavered his stance on how strict he was with slavery and the unfair treatment of African Americans. The author shows this well in chapter 7, where he shows the reader that Lincoln at first told his officers not to allow blacks into the army. However the author makes a point that this may not be exactly how Lincoln felt on the subject. Abraham Lincoln saw government as an active force for promoting opportunity and advancement which he could use to support his political views with things such as
One of these points is that Lincoln often wavered his stance on how strict he was with slavery and the unfair treatment of African Americans. The author shows this well in chapter 7, where he shows the reader that Lincoln at first told his officers not to allow blacks into the army. However the author makes a point that this may not be exactly how Lincoln felt on the subject. Abraham Lincoln saw government as an active force for promoting opportunity and advancement which he could use to support his political views with things such as