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It is 1859. Abraham Lincoln has just finished an unsuccessful quest for this U.S. Senate. His legal career is intertwined with his love of politics and his belief that one can support the other. His celebrity as a politician is on the rise, but his love of the law is hard to give up. Lincoln has tried nearly 20 murder cases and still craves the courtroom and its drama. Months before he will receive the Republican nomination for President, he accepts the defense of Peachy Quinn Harrison, accused of killing a childhood friend in Pleasant Plains, Illinois. Harrison's younger sister, Virginia,…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2009[publisher not identified] · 295 pages · 9780615305127
FictionCareer in lawTrials (Murder)Legal storiesLaw