Abraham Lincoln: A Play

Abraham Lincoln: A Play is a 1918 drama by John Drinkwater that explores the life and political career of the 16th President of the United States. The play highlights key moments leading up to Lincoln's presidency, focusing on his character and the challenges he faced during the Civil War, particularly regarding slavery and secession. It portrays Lincoln in various roles, including husband, statesman, and humanitarian, and reflects on his leadership and tragic assassination. The play premiered in England and was later produced on Broadway in 1919.