Index Page numbers in italics direct the reader to illustrations. Aaron, Daniel, Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided (Grubin), Abraham Lincoln Association, Abraham Lincoln Laughing (Zall), Abraham Lincoln: Sources and Style of Leadership (Pederson, Marsala, and Williams), absentee ballot laws, –, abstention, – active-flexible leadership, Adams, Charles Francis, African Americans, –, . See also slavery confiscation acts Allen, Woody, – Alley, John B., American Heritage Magazine, Anderson, Robert, Angle, Paul, Annual Message to Congress (), Antietam, battle of, , , , , appointments, – Army of Northern Virginia, Army of the Potomac, , , ; election campaign of and, , ; McClellan and, , Arnold, Isaac N., arrests, – article , section (Constitution), artifacts. See collecting Ashley, James, Asquith, H. H., Association of Lincoln Impersonators, Atlanta, Georgia, Atlantic Monthly, authority, delegation of, – autograph documents, , , , , , , , ; collecting of, –, , badges, Bailey, Thomas A., Baldwin, Augustus C., ballots, –, ; false, Baltic states, Baltimore, Banks, Nathaniel P., Barber, James David, Bar of Illinois, Barton, William E., Bates, Edward, bayonet vote theory, – Benham, Henry Worthington, Bennett, James Gordon, Bennett, Lerone, Jr., Bermuda Hundred, Beveridge, Albert J., Bevin, Ernest, Big Five Lincoln collectors, bills of attainder, Binney, Horace, Bixby, Mrs., , Black Hawk Indian War, , –, Blair, Montgomery, blind memorandum, , blockade, , – Bly, Robert, , Bolton, Frances, Boonesboro, border states, , ; Thirteenth Amendment and, –, – Borglum, Gutzon, Boritt, Gabor S., , Boston Courier, Boucher, John, Brady, Matthew, Brady Gallery, Bragg, Braxton, bribery statute of , bribery statute of , – Brinkley, Alan, – broadsides, Brooks, James, Brough, John, Brown, Dennis, Browning, Orville H., Brown University, Bruce, Robert V., Buchanan, James, Buckley, William F., Jr., Buell, Don Carlos, Buford, John, , Bull Run, first battle of, Bull Run, second battle of, – Burdock, Fanny, Burke, Edmund, Burns, James MacGregor, –, Burns, Ken, Burnside, Ambrose E., , , –, , , , Bush, George, –, Butler, Benjamin F., , , Butterfield, Daniel, , n. Buxton, Edwin R., cabinet, xxii, , Cadwalader, George, Calhoun, John C., Camden and Amboy Railroad, –, n. Cameron, Simon, campaign badges, campaign biographies, campaign posters, , care, ethic of, –, , Cartwright, Peter, Cashtown Pass, casualty lists, chain of command, n. , Chamberlain, Neville, Chancellorsville, Charmley, John, Chase, Salmon P., , , Chicago Tribune, Churchill, Winston, xxii–xxiii, –, , –, –, n. ; community role of, ; echo role of, –; political strategies of, –; warrior role of, , – civilians, military tribunals and, – civil liberties, ; and presidential power, –; and Prize Cases, –. See also habeas corpus Civil War. See soldiers; individual battles and officers Civil War, The (Burns), Civil War Round Table, Clift, Eleanor, Clinton, Bill, , – Cochrane, John, Coffroth, A. H., Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln, The, , collecting, xxiii, ; of autographs, –, , ; of campaign biographies, ; of flags, , ; investors in, , – ; journals about, ; of Lincoln’s signature , ; of memorial prints, ; origins of, –; of political culture, –; private collections, ; versus scholarship, –, – colonialism, – colonization for former slaves, Columbus Crisis, , Colville, John, Commander in Chief (Larrabee), Committee for Constitutional Government , Index communications, community man, , , – composure, – Confederate sympathizers, confiscation acts, as justification for emancipation , –, Congress, , , –; Thirty-eighth, , ; Thirty-ninth, ; Seventy-third, ; Seventy-sixth, ; Seventy-seventh, ; and power to declare war, –, Congressional Record, Conkling, James C., , , – Connecticut, conscription, , –, Constitution, , , , , ; article , section , ; collecting and, ; Vallandigham and, – Copperheads, , n. , , , , ; civil liberties and, , , , . See also Democrats Corning, Erastus, , Corning letter, – Cornubia, councils of war, courts, federal, Cox, John H., Cox, LaWanda, Cox, Samuel “Sunset,” – Cuomo, Mario M., Current, Richard Nelson, , , Dana, Charles A., , Dana, Richard Henry, Jr., Davies, James Chowning, , , Davis, Jefferson, , , Davis, William C., Declaration of Independence, , , , Democratic Convention, democratic purposes, – Democrats, ; Albany contingent of, –; McClellan and, –, ; in New York, , ; in Ohio, –; party platform of, , ; proslavery image of, –; Thirteenth Amendment and, ; War Democrats, , . See also Copperheads Department of the Ohio, Diller, Isaac, “Dishonest Abe” (Wills), Disneyland, Dix, John A., Dixon, Norman, Donald, David Herbert, Don’t Shoot That Boy! Abraham Lincoln and Military Justice (Lowry), Douglas, Stephen A., xiv, Dred Scott decision, –, Dunn, William, Early, Jubal, Eberstadt, Charles, , – Ebony, echo man, , –, – Eighth Judicial Circuit, – “eighty days,” , Eighty-fifth New York, Eisenhower, Dwight D., election campaign of , , –; election day and, –; electioneering in army camps during, –; election fraud stories of, –; Emancipation Proclamation and, –; nominations for, –; preservation of Union and, –; soldiers and, –; Thirteenth Amendment and, –; voting by soldiers and, –. See also soldiers Elihu Washburne Papers, emancipation: and martial law edicts, , ; as military measure, –, , , Emancipation Proclamation, –, , , , , , ; African American views of, –; collecting copies of, , –; as military measure, –, , , ; soldiers and, – English, James E., , – ethic of care, –, , ethic of rights, –, , Ewell, Richard, , Index execution of dissenters, executive branch. See presidency Ex Parte Merryman, , , Ex Parte Milligan, facts versus principles, Fairfield Road, Falling Waters, Farewell Address (Springfield), , – Farragut, David, Fate of Liberty (Neely), Federal Writers Project, Fehrenbacher, Don E., , Fields, Barbara, First Inaugural Address, Fish, Daniel, Flagg, John Montgomery, xx flags, , Flynn, Edward J., Foner, Eric, Forbes, Malcolm, , Forced into Glory: Abraham Lincoln’s White Dream...