Praise for Lincoln's Other White House “A little gem in the plethora of information about Lincoln.” Anonymous Google Reviewer “An excellent book that will last.” William Seale, Editor, White House Historical Association Journal “...superb writing...” Nelson Rimensnyder, Director of Research (Ret.) Committee of the District of Columbia, House of Representatives “Only on occasion does the unceasing flow of new Lincoln titles yield a book of fresh insight and graceful prose. Lincoln’s Other White House has that rare distinction.” Dr. Cullom Davis, Editor, Law Practice of Abraham Lincoln “This vivid new book will finally help the Soldiers’ Home find its rightful place in the epic of Lincoln’s life…” Geoffrey C. Ward, author of The Civil War: An Illustrated History “This valuable, enjoyable, and unusual book not only makes known the importance of the Soldiers’ Home in the Lincoln story but also is loaded with anecdotes, characters, poems, parodies by humorists, facts one did not know…I read it with profit and pleasure and recommend it highly.” Dr. William Lee Miller, author of Lincoln’s Virtues: An Ethical Biography “Elizabeth Smith Brownstein promises new material and perspectives beyond the familiar Lincolnalia and she delivers…this is a significant contribution to the study of the man and of his times and place.” Dr. Jean Baker, Professor of History at Goucher College and author of the principal biography of Mary Todd Lincoln “The account of the Lincolns' marriage and their home life at the White House and the Soldiers' Home, from observers such as the Union Army soldiers who guarded him for three years, is fascinating.” Virginia G. Smith, author of Forms in Modernism “It is my hope that librarians and readers everywhere will have an opportunity to benefit from your book's revelations and the new light it brings on the life of one of our very greatest Presidents.” Thomas L. Lalley, Former President, Catholic Historical Society of Washington “The characters highlighted are dispassionately analyzed in such a way as to enable the reader to be part of the scene at all times.” A. Graham Down, President Emeritus, Council for Basic Education

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