| PART I. INTRODUCTION | | Lincoln's Mental Energy | 13 | | Lincoln's Moral Earnestness | 18 | | PART II. ANALYSIS | | His Reverence for Law—Conscience | 21 | | His Jealousy for Liberty—Free-will | 29 | | His Kindliness—Love | 40 | | His Pureness—Life | 48 | | His Constancy—Truth | 58 | | His Humility—Worth | 67 | | PART III. SYNTHESIS | | Lincoln's Moral Unison | 80 | | PART IV. STUDIES | | His Symmetry—The Problem of Beauty | 91 | | His Composure—The Problem of Pessimism | 98 | | His Authority—The Problem of Government | 108 | | His Versatility—The Problem of Mercy | 118 | | His Patience—The Problem of Meekness | 128 | | His Rise from Poverty—The Problem of Industrialism | 139 | | His Philosophy—The Problem of Reality | 155 | | His Theodicy—The Problem of Evil | 164 | | His Piety—The Problem of Religion | 178 | | His Logic—The Problem of Persuasion | 190 | | His Personality—The Problem of Psychology | 199 | | PART V. CONCLUSION | | Lincoln's Character | 215 | | Lincoln's Preference | 220 | | AN EPILOGUE—Addressed to Theologians | 229 | | LAST INAUGURAL ADDRESS | 242 |
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