Why Lincoln Laughed
Written in the early 20th century, 'Why Lincoln Laughed' by Russell H. Conwell examines the role of humor in the character and leadership of Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War. Through anecdotes and personal reflections, Conwell illustrates how Lincoln's laughter served as a coping mechanism and a means to connect with others amid national turmoil. The book offers a nuanced portrait of Lincoln, emphasizing his humanity and relatability during a challenging period in American history.
