Steve Inskeep's book, "Differ We Must: How Lincoln Succeeded in a Divided America," focuses on sixteen individuals who engaged with Abraham Lincoln before and during his presidency. Through these encounters, Inskeep illustrates Lincoln's adeptness in managing relationships, showcasing his pragmatic and moral choices. Lincoln's storytelling, listening skills, and ability to foster connections played a crucial role in gaining support. Inskeep highlights Lincoln's relationship with Joshua Speed, as well as the Lincoln-Douglas debates, emphasizing Lincoln's commitment to principles of equality while navigating complex political landscapes.
These interactions show a master politician's practical and moral choices, along with his sometimes mysterious character.
Lincoln wrote a letter to his best friend Joshua Speed... ended with 'Disagree We Must' and signed it, 'Your friend forever, Abraham Lincoln.'
Lincoln first made use of the Declaration of Independence and stated 'All Men Are Created Equal' to justify his arguments during the debates.
Lincoln was extremely adept at managing people; he was a very good listener.
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