
Lincoln and Kennedy: A Pair to Compare
Gene Barretta
This account compares the lives of Presidents Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, who lived and served a century apart. It contrasts Lincoln’s log-cabin upbringing with Kennedy’s wealthy childhood and notes that they belonged to different political parties. The book also examines shared details, including the loss of a son while each was in office, and their support for abolitionism and civil rights.
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