Abraham Lincoln wrote the words. Adolphus Simeon Solomons provided the paper.

America’s soul, and his own, at stake

A project at the National Archives to identify all the Jewish soldiers of the great American conflict is turning up more than expected

Without a sense of exceptionalism, a country of chosen people cannot prosper

NYC exhibit sparks memories of my father’s love of the 16th U.S. President

Spielberg’s WWII epic alludes to Abraham Lincoln and Abraham the patriarch

Maybe dysfunction is getting a bad rap

Samuel J. Seymour, who died in 1956, was five when he went to Ford’s Theater

Looking at the infamous Civil War edict

Spielberg’s Civil War biopic portrays a man leading his people to the gates of the Promised Land

Charges have dogged American Jews since the 1868 election, as Jonathan Sarna explains in ‘When General Grant Expelled the Jews’

Former president appears in forthcoming Nextbook Press book

New ‘book’ ‘says’ that the Union inspired the Nazis

An exhibition examines Washington’s Jewish life during the Civil War