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Lincoln and the Power of the Press: The War for Public Opinion By Harold Holzer Simon & Schuster 2014, $37.50 Abraham Lincoln understood the power of the press. From early in his career, he subscribed to multiple papers, courted editors and tracked reports of his remarks. Following the debates with Stephen Douglas in 1858, he …
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