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Lincoln, Habeas Corpus and the Suspension of Civil Liberties During the Civil War: Links and Other Educational Resources

This guide is designed to complement “Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War,” a traveling exhibition held at the Pace Law Library between March 5 - April 11, 2012.

President Abraham Lincoln

Courtesy of The Lehrman Institute and The Lincoln Institute.

Links & Other Resources

Below please find a list of links to resources relating to President Abraham Lincoln and the Suspension of Civil Liberties during the Civil War.

National Constitution Center
Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress
Abraham Lincoln Online
The Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress
The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln
Sponsored by the Abraham Lincoln Association.
Freedom: A Documentary History of Emancipation, 1861–1867
Part of the University of Maryland’s “Freedmen and Southern Society Project.”
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Abraham Lincoln Historic Photograph Archive
An Archive Collection of Thirty Five Famous Historical Abraham Lincoln Photographs.
The Complete Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Foundation
The Charters of Freedom
Presented by the National Archive.
Primary Documents in American History - U.S. Constitution
Presented by the Library of Congress.
National Constitution Center's Interactive Constitution
Selected Civil War Photographs
Presented by the Library of Congress.
Abraham Lincoln's Classroom

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