Stacy Lynn, an expert on Abraham Lincoln and editor of his papers for 25 years, discusses her book that uncovers the pivotal roles women played in Lincoln's life. She shares compelling essays about over 90 women, from family to friends, illustrating how they shaped his moral character and political ethos. The conversation highlights Lincoln's empathy toward women, his dedication to their concerns, and how he revolutionized their role in society. Lynn poignantly connects personal grief with historical narratives, advocating for women's presence in history.
