A review by chewdigestbooks
Founders' Son: A Life of Abraham Lincoln by Richard Brookhiser

4.0

I'm not sure that Brookhiser ever proved his point completely that Lincoln really called on and looked back on the Founding Fathers constantly. In some speeches, decisions, and discussions, yes and in others, no, they were not his impetus.

Either way, it was a wonderful read for our current political times. Whether Lincoln did or not, maybe it is time that we call upon our Founding Fathers to direct us. (Now I'm totally picturing Washington and Jefferson Zombies, so not what I mean.)