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A. Lincoln blog(342 clicks)

Abraham Lincoln(313 clicks)
Biography

Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project(314 clicks)
Lincoln/Net presents historical materials from Abraham Lincoln's Illinois years (1830-1861), including Lincoln's writings and speeches, as well as other materials illuminating antebellum Illinois.

Abraham Lincoln in contemporary caricature(328 clicks)
From the American monthly review of reviews for February 1901, containing cartoons from the files of H

Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress(304 clicks)
"The complete Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress consists of approximately 20,000 documents. The collection is organized into three "General Correspondence" series which include incoming and outgoing correspondence and enclosures, drafts of speeches, and notes and printed material. Most of the 20,000 items are from the 1850s through Lincoln's presidential years, 1860-65."

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum(300 clicks)

Abraham Lincoln Research Site(358 clicks)

Abraham Lincoln's Humanistic Religious Beliefs(301 clicks)

Abraham Lincoln, man and American(296 clicks)
Abraham Lincoln, man and American an intimate relation by Elbert Hubbard Published 1917 by Hartford Lunch Co. in New York .

American Presidency Project(282 clicks)

American Presidency: A Glorious Burden(367 clicks)

American President(300 clicks)
AmericanPresident.org houses two primary modules: "The Presidency in History" and "The Presidency in Action."

Andrew Jackson(337 clicks)
White House biography

Andrew Jackson Collection, Library of Congress(278 clicks)
" Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) collected his correspondence and official papers long before he became president. Although he took the precaution of designating Francis P. Blair custodian of this material, the Jackson manuscripts were scattered after the president's death. The Library of Congress has painstakingly reconstructed the collection through 100 separate accessions, building upon the important body of correspondence, transcripts, speeches, and orders donated by Blair's grandchildren in 1903. The published index for the Jackson papers prepared by the Manuscript Division traces the provenance of the 26,000-item collection and provides an alphabetical list of writers and recipients of letters. The collection has been microfilmed."

Andrew Johnson(313 clicks)
Biography

Andrew Johnson Impeachment(345 clicks)

Biography of Teddy Roosevelt(325 clicks)
Nice biography with pictures. Roosevelt was a diverse and dynamic man.

Book of the Presidents(309 clicks)
The book of the presidents with biographical sketches by Charles H. Grosvenor Published 1902 by Continental Press in Washington, D.C .

Calvin Coolidge(323 clicks)
Biography

Carl Schurz, Abraham Lincoln: An Essay(289 clicks)
An 1891 essay on Lincoln.

Character Above All(317 clicks)
Excerpts of Tom Wicker's essay on Nixon.

Chester A. Arthur(300 clicks)
Biography

Clinton Accused(341 clicks)
Special Report about the Clinton impeachment by the Washington Post

Clinton Years(400 clicks)
PBS special

Complete works of Abraham Lincoln [excerpts](337 clicks)

Dear Bess: Love Letters From The President(308 clicks)
Harry Truman's love letters to his wife

Diary and Letters of Rutherford B. Hayes(285 clicks)
"Rutherford B. Hayes kept a diary from age twelve to his death at age 70 in 1893. He was one of only three presidents to keep a diary while in office. The edited diaries and letters were published in 1922 as a set of five volumes, The Diary and Letters of Rutherford B. Hayes, Nineteenth President of the United States, edited by Charles Richard Williams (Columbus, Ohio: Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society, 1922). These 3000 pages of text have been digitized and are now available on the Web for students, scholars, and anyone interested in Hayes and the social and political history of his time period. Researchers can search by volume and keyword or browse through the 5 volumes page by page."

Dwight D. Eisenhower(286 clicks)
Biography

Dwight Eisenhower Library(308 clicks)
Official site.

Eleanor & Harry(328 clicks)
Edited by the late Steve Neal, political editor for the Chicago Sun-Times, the correspondence reveals the extraordinary story of a deep, often stormy and enduring friendship throughout one of the most important era's in American History.

Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry Truman(305 clicks)

Famous presidents : Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Lincoln, Grant(314 clicks)
1903 book

FDR Cartoon Archive(336 clicks)
Great resource with thousands of cartoons catalogued.

FDR Library(272 clicks)
Library and Museum

Ford's Theatre(297 clicks)
National Historic Site

Franklin D. Roosevelt(287 clicks)
Biography

Franklin Pierce(301 clicks)
Biography

George Bush(300 clicks)
Biography

George Washington Online(337 clicks)
Biography, classroom activities, more.

Gerald R. Ford(279 clicks)
Biography

Gerald R. Ford Library(330 clicks)
Official site

Grant, By A Slave(284 clicks)

Grover Cleveland(287 clicks)
Biography

Grover Cleveland Timeline(293 clicks)

Harry S. Truman(320 clicks)
Biography

Harry Truman Library(378 clicks)
Official site

Herbert Hoover(306 clicks)
Biography

Hoover, Herbert, Photos(294 clicks)
These images are a small percentage of the photographic holdings of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library, which total approximately 35,000 and cover the years 1877-1964. A large percentage of these photographs cover the years of the Hoover presidential campaigns and administration (1928-32), as well as the World War I food relief efforts and the post-presidential years.

Impeachment Documents(282 clicks)

Impeachment of Andrew Johnson(341 clicks)
From the leading weekly newspaper of its time, HarpWeek presents exclusive online access to Harper's Weekly coverage of the historic 1868 Johnson Impeachment — with over 200 excerpts from 1865-1869 — selected specifically for this site.

James A. Garfield(317 clicks)
Biography

James Buchanan(311 clicks)
Biography

James K. Polk(286 clicks)
Biography

James Madison(302 clicks)
Biography

James Madison Center(338 clicks)

James Monroe(309 clicks)
Biography

Jefferson and Adams: A Lifetime of Letters(272 clicks)
The correspondence that shows their reconciliation and friendship.

Jefferson the Bankrupt(357 clicks)
Monticello Was among the Prizes in a Lottery for a Ruined Jefferson’s Relief by Gaye Wilson

Jefferson's Blood(324 clicks)
Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings, their descendants, and race.

Jefferson, Thomas. Autobiography(434 clicks)
1743-1790

Jesserson Papers: An Electronic Archive(319 clicks)

JFK Assassination(325 clicks)

JFK Digital Library(287 clicks)

JFK Online(343 clicks)
Looks athe the myths and outright lies

JFK Photo History(318 clicks)
The History Place photo history of JFK

Jimmy Carter(321 clicks)
Biography

John Adams(313 clicks)
Biography

John Adams(321 clicks)
Biography

John F. Kennedy(287 clicks)
Biography

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library(284 clicks)
Official site

John Gable, Theodore Roosevelt: A Selected Annotated Bibliography(326 clicks)
Gable, a graduate of Kenyon College, provides this bibliography about his lifelong passion, Teddy Roosevelt.

John Quincy Adams(295 clicks)
Biography

John Tyler(313 clicks)
Biography

Lincoln : the man of the people(277 clicks)
By William H. Mace. 1912

Lincoln and Douglas debates; an address before the Chicago Historical Society, February 17, 1914(286 clicks)

Lincoln and the Chicken Bone Case(293 clicks)
"During his long career as a circuit-riding lawyer in Illinois prior to his presidency, Abraham Lincoln won over countless juries with his slow-talking style, his natural wit, and his story-telling ability." By Charles M. Hubbard

Lincoln as Writer(378 clicks)
The National Park Service presents examples of Lincoln's writings.

Lincoln at Peoria: The Turning Point(293 clicks)
"On October 16, 1854, from the steps of the courthouse in Peoria, Illinois, an obscure former congressman named Abraham Lincoln delivered a speech arguing that slavery was incompatible with the Founders’ vision of America as articulated in the Declaration of Independence. Lewis Lehrman, co-founder of the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History and author of Lincoln at Peoria: The Turning Point, explores the origins and the consequences of this important speech."

Lincoln Collection, University of Delaware(301 clicks)

Lincoln in His Own Words(283 clicks)
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History exhibition

Lincoln life(298 clicks)
The life of Abraham Lincoln drawn from original sources and containing many speeches, letters, and telegrams hitherto unpublished, and illustrated with many reproductions from original paintings, photographs, etc. by Ida M. Tarbell. Published 1909 by Lincoln History Society in New York .

Lincoln's advice to young men regarding good and bad habits (286 clicks)
an address by Judd Stewart at the third annual dinner of the Lincoln Fraternity, February 12, 1917, Plainfield, New Jersey

Lincoln's Great Depression(412 clicks)
Abraham Lincoln fought clinical depression all his life, and if he were alive today, his condition would be treated as a "character issue"—that is, as a political liability. His condition was indeed a character issue: it gave him the tools to save the nation. By Joshua Wolf Shenk

Lincoln's Love Story(295 clicks)
"This story first appeared in the Ladies' home journal under the title The love story of Ann Rutledge"

Lincoln's Religion(286 clicks)
by Richard Carwardine “Lincoln often, if not wholly, was an atheist,” insisted one of Lincoln’s political associates, James H. Matheny. The young Lincoln had “called Christ a bastard,” “ridiculed the Bible,” and duped pious voters into believing he was “a seeker after Salvation in the Lord.” Matheny lined up with others convinced that Lincoln had been no Christian. Contending with them were those who insisted that Lincoln “believed in the great fundamental principles of Christianity.”

Lincoln, A Master of Effiency(298 clicks)
by Dr. Theo. Kharas. Published 1921 by The T.-L. Printery, Inc. in [Wilkes-Barre, Pa .

Lincoln/Net(314 clicks)
"Lincoln/Net presents historical materials from Abraham Lincoln's Illinois years (1830-1861), including Lincoln's writings and speeches, as well as other materials illuminating antebellum Illinois."

Lyndon B. Johnson(313 clicks)
Biography

Lyndon Baines Johnson Library(310 clicks)
Official site

Madison, James. Papers(323 clicks)
The James Madison Papers from the Manuscript Division at the Library of Congress consist of approximately 12,000 items captured in some 72,000 digital images. They document the life of the man who came to be known as the "Father of the Constitution" through correspondence, personal notes, drafts of letters and legislation, an autobiography, legal and financial documents, and miscellaneous manuscripts.

Many Lincolns(269 clicks)
Columbia University Professor Andrew Delbanco discusses the changing and competing images of Abraham Lincoln throughout American history. Lincoln, Delbanco argues, is a cipher of self-perception for Americans of every era, partly a consequence of his pragmatism and ideological flexibility.

Martin Van Buren(304 clicks)
Biography

Millard Fillmore(364 clicks)
Biography

Mr. Lincoln and Friends(335 clicks)

Mr. Lincoln and the Founders(289 clicks)

Natural Rights, Citizenship Rights, State Rights, and Black Rights: Another Look at Lincoln and Race(274 clicks)
by James Oakes

Nixon Archives(346 clicks)
Presidential Materials Staff is part of NARA

Nixon Biography(327 clicks)

Nixon, Richard M.(291 clicks)
Encyclopedia Americana

Nixon/Gannon Interviews(354 clicks)
This text is the transcription of the first in a series of interviews with Richard Nixon which were conducted by his close friend and former employee Frank Gannon in 1983. The entire series is over 30 hours long. Presented here are the contents of the first 6 video tapes in the series, or about 7 hours of interviews.

One of God's Noblemen(301 clicks)
One of God's noblemen by R.L. Sheldon Published 1908 by The Roycrofters in East Aurora, N.Y. Praise of Abraham Lincoln.

Papers of Abraham Lincoln(525 clicks)

Papers, Thomas Jefferson(579 clicks)

PBS' American Experience: Woodrow Wilson(294 clicks)
"It provides an overview of the Woodrow Wilson Administration (1913-1921) while highlighting many of the issues that are commonly discussed in relation to his Presidency, including women’s suffrage, World War I, and the League of Nations. The site contains some original source material, such as copies of major speeches, and several instructional units for teachers. In addition, it features a helpful interactive unit that allows a student to simulate running for president in the 1912 election by picking positions on some of the major issues of the time. While it has useful information for students and teachers, this site is not complete and should not stand on its own as a comprehensive source for information on Wilson."

Pentagon Papers: Secrets, Lies, and Audiotapes(306 clicks)
The Nixon Tapes and the Supreme Court Tape

Photograph of Frederick Douglass, ca. 1880s. (The Gilder Lehrman Collection, GLC07926.02) Allies (282 clicks)
by Manisha Sinha. "Abraham Lincoln was not an original advocate of abolition. In fact we know that his journey to what he called “the central act of my administration, and the great event of the nineteenth century” was a relatively slow, though continuous, one. "

Presidents, The(338 clicks)
PBS

Project Whistlestop(384 clicks)
Harry Truman and the 1948 presidential campaign. Contains materials for teachers.

Quotes from Ronald Reagan(278 clicks)
Some classic quotes

Reagan Assassination Attempt(298 clicks)
Radio trasmission of Secret Service

Reagan, Ronald. Domestic Policy(605 clicks)

Reagan, Ronald. Foreign Policy(568 clicks)

Redeeming Martin Van Buren(281 clicks)
"Martin Van Buren, son of a tavern keeper, architect of the Democratic Party, the first U.S. president to be born after the founding of the United States, and the only president for whom English was a second language (he grew up speaking Dutch), is widely regarded as a failed president, but Ted Widmer, author of Martin Van Buren argues that the “little magician” was in fact a critical force in early American politics. Van Buren, Widmer says, essentially created America’s strong two-party system, and should not be consigned to the dustbin of U.S. presidential history."

Richard Carwardine, "Lincoln: A Life of Purpose and Power"(304 clicks)
"Richard Carwardine is Rhodes Professor of American History at Oxford University, author of Lincoln: A Life of Purpose and Power, and winner of the 2004 Lincoln Book Prize. In this lecture, he discusses different aspects of Lincoln’s life. Why is Lincoln a mythic figure? How early in his career did he develop his views against slavery? What role did religion play in his life? Professor Carwardine analyzes Lincoln’s greatness as well as his humility."

Richard M. Nixon(316 clicks)
Biography

Ronald Reagan(310 clicks)
Biography

Ronald Reagan Sounds(284 clicks)
Hear the former President

Ronald Wilson Reagan(311 clicks)

Rutherford B. Hayes(311 clicks)
Biography

Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center(437 clicks)
The first presidental library.

Shoot-out on Pennsylvania Avenue(281 clicks)
"Thanks to the actions of the men assigned to protect him, President Harry S. Truman survived a harrowing attempt on his life by two Puerto Rican nationalists."

Stump Speaking," hand colored engraving by George C. Bingham, 1856. (The Gilder Lehrman Collectio(275 clicks)
by Sean Wilentz. "Unlike the more conservative of the Whigs, he was affected by democratic ideas and practices that shaped the mainstream of both of the major parties of the 1830s and 1840s."

Team of Rivals: The Poltical Genius of Abraham lincoln(291 clicks)
"Using stories from her prize-winning book, Doris Kearns Goodwin examines the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln. Goodwin argues that Lincoln’s voracious intellect, his kind and generous demeanor, his empathy, and his appreciation for the talents of others led him to assemble what she calls “the most unusual cabinet in history.” Goodwin also provides an insider’s look into her research methods, as she recounts combing through thousands of pages of letters and diaries."

The Ronald Reagan Home Page(311 clicks)
Uncritical site.

The Family that Made Lincoln, and the Family He Made(281 clicks)
" Catherine Clinton “The Family that Made Lincoln, and the Family He Made” Abraham Lincoln in His Time and Ours: A Symposium Columbia University, November 22, 2008 Running Time: 22:29 Catherine Clinton, Professor of US history at Queens University Belfast, sifts through the myths and realities of Abraham Lincoln’s early life. Lincoln’s youth was beset by poverty and loss–his mother died when he was only ten, and his father suffered from bouts of melancholy. Clinton argues that these ordeals helped Lincoln to deal with later obstacles and tragedies."

The Final Days(327 clicks)
"terms as the new nation's first president, and kept that nation on an even keel. After all that, could he be satisfied with retirement on his country estate?" by John Ferling

The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson(336 clicks)
"From the leading weekly newspaper of its time, HarpWeek presents exclusive online access to Harper's Weekly coverage of the historic 1868 Johnson Impeachment — with over 200 excerpts from 1865-1869 — selected specifically for this site."

The Kennedy-Nixon Debates(330 clicks)
Transcripts

The More Things Change: The History of Presidential Transitions (328 clicks)

The Plight of Mount Vernon(285 clicks)
"THE VIRGINIA ESTATE TO WHICH GEORGE WASHINGTON LONGED TO RETIRE WHEN HE LEFT THE PRESIDENCY IN 1797 WAS LATER SAVED FROM RUIN BY THE EFFORTS OF A GROUP OF LADIES LED BY ANN PAMELA CUNNINGHAM."

The Reagan Library(441 clicks)
You are invited to begin your visit to the world famous Ronald W. Reagan Library & Museum.

The Surprising George Washington(1325 clicks)
From Prologue, a journal of the National Archives

The Thomas Jefferson Papers, 1606-1827 (282 clicks)

The Ulysses S. Grant Association(278 clicks)
"Victories in the Civil War made Ulysses S. Grant a national figure and propelled him into the White House. Until recently, however, historians and biographers have found him to be an elusive and controversial subject. For decades basic documents necessary to understand this complex figure- Grant's correspondence, military and government papers, and other important materials - remained scattered in libraries, archives, and private collections. Now, the Ulysses S. Grant Association is assembling these documents in an edition that presents authentic texts to the general public as well as to specialists."

The Writings of George Washington from the Original Manuscript Sources(276 clicks)
1745-1799, Edited by John C. Fitzpatrick (1931-44).

Theodore Roosevelt(299 clicks)
Biography

Theodore Roosevelt on Film(293 clicks)

Theodore Roosevelt, An Intimate Biography(324 clicks)
By William Roscoe Thayer in 1919. Thayer was a friend.

Theodore Roosevelt, Autobiography(315 clicks)
Written in 1913 after he left the presidency. TR was outspoken.

Theodore Roosevelt, It Takes More Than That to Kill A Bull Moose(277 clicks)
Roosevelt was shot just before a speech in Milwaukee, Wiscosin on October, 14, 1912. This is the stenographic record of that speech.

Theodore Roosevelt, Letters to His Children(351 clicks)
He wrote to his children whenever he was away. A loving father.

Theodore Roosevelt.org(309 clicks)
Doesn't cover everything

Theodore Roosevelt: Domestic Policies(366 clicks)
"Unlike any previous president in history, Theodore Roosevelt believed that the chief executive was empowered by the people to actively protect and aggressively further the public's interest. He was a true progressive in that he fully embraced the idea of human improvement by means of collective action and government planning within the limits of private property and regulated capitalism. For Roosevelt, modern society required a modern president—a chief executive able to inspire and lead the people while protecting them from greedy private interests."

Theodore Roosevelt: Icon of the American Century(306 clicks)

Theodore Roosevelt: Lion in the White House(295 clicks)
Short biography

Theodore Roosevelt’s Letters to His Children(380 clicks)
"The letters included in this volume were written by Theodore Roosevelt to his children during a period of more than twenty years. Deep and abiding love of children, of family and home—this was the dominating passion of his life."

Thomas Jefferson(282 clicks)
Biography from the White House

Thomas Jefferson Online Resources(276 clicks)
at the University of Virginia.

Thomas Jeffersons' Library(285 clicks)

Truman Library Digital Archives and Photographs(283 clicks)
Hundreds of thousands of photographs and documents housed at the Truman Library.

Truman's Little White House(305 clicks)
In Key West, Florida.

U. S. Grant Digital Collection(288 clicks)

Ulysses S. Grant(298 clicks)
Biography

Ulysses S. Grant Association(409 clicks)

Warren G. Harding(315 clicks)
Biography

Watergate Files, The(375 clicks)
Ford Library and Museum

Watergate Tapes(300 clicks)

Watergate Web(307 clicks)
Watergate, Nixon crimes, etc.

Wet With Blood(277 clicks)
Mary Todd Lincoln's Cloak

William Henry Harrison(305 clicks)
Biography

William Howard Taft(326 clicks)
Biography

William J. Clinton(331 clicks)
Biography

William McKinley(289 clicks)
Biography

Wisconsin Historical Images(368 clicks)

With Malice Towards None(300 clicks)
The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Exhibition

Woodrow Wilson(303 clicks)
Biography

Zachary Taylor(290 clicks)
Biography