Teel’s Reviews > Abraham Lincoln and the Structure of Reason > Status Update

Done with the main text; 122 pages of appendices, 49 pages of end notes & bibliography, and a 13 page index remain. I plan to read the appendices (Lincoln's own words, demarcated), but will skip the other 62 pages.

As the book has progressed, more and more has been framed as advice & instruction for lawyers and would-be lawyers about how to apply Lincoln's law experience in a modern law practice. This, I was not expecting.

Surprisingly readable. Haven't reached proper geometry or demarcation of speeches, yet, but the writing, so far, is clear and flows well. Looking more forward to the remainder.

If this proves too dense for my state of mind, tonight, I found another "The Man..." book on my shelves that should be an easy read.