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The Perfect Tribute

The Perfect Tribute

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: My tribute to "The Perfect Tribute"
Review: "A Perfect Tribute" has no doubt fallen by the wayside among children's books, but should certainly be reevaluated for its historical and artistic merit. It is a fictionalized account from the perspective of Abraham Lincoln of the deliverance of the Gettysburg Address, and the events which followed. The author is clearly a Lincoln enthusiast, as most people were in the early 1900's (and still are today), but beyond Andrews' glorifying portrait of the nation's best beloved President, the touching story incorporates our favorite memories of Lincoln and his personal qualities, as well. The story of Lincoln attending the deathbed of a veteran of the battle of Gettysburg stirs the heart, and correctly portrays Lincoln to young readers: a man who loved peace and Union above punishing the rebel states. More books have been written about Lincoln than about any other American, but "The Perfect Tribute" stands out among them, as an excellent representative of the country's continued adoration of Lincoln.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: My tribute to "The Perfect Tribute"
Review: "A Perfect Tribute" has no doubt fallen by the wayside among children's books, but should certainly be reevaluated for its historical and artistic merit. It is a fictionalized account from the perspective of Abraham Lincoln of the deliverance of the Gettysburg Address, and the events which followed. The author is clearly a Lincoln enthusiast, as most people were in the early 1900's (and still are today), but beyond Andrews' glorifying portrait of the nation's best beloved President, the touching story incorporates our favorite memories of Lincoln and his personal qualities, as well. The story of Lincoln attending the deathbed of a veteran of the battle of Gettysburg stirs the heart, and correctly portrays Lincoln to young readers: a man who loved peace and Union above punishing the rebel states. More books have been written about Lincoln than about any other American, but "The Perfect Tribute" stands out among them, as an excellent representative of the country's continued adoration of Lincoln.


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