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At Lincoln's Side
"Along with Hay's personal correspondence, Burlingame includes his surviving official letters. Burlingame also includes some of the letters Hay composed for Lincoln's signature, including the celebrated Letter of Condolence to the Widow Bixby."--BOOK JACKET.
Lincoln and the Civil War in the Diaries and Letters of John Hay
During the Civil War, John Hay worked as President Lincoln's assistant private secretary. With his colleague John G. Nicolay, he produced a ten volume history of Lincoln. This book offers unusual glimpses of Lincoln with his guard down. It begins in 1861 and continues through 1870, offering insights into the Civil War and the turbulent period of Reconstruction.
Addresses of John Hay
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Castilian Days
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