The Washington Times, May 12th, 2002
Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES In his judicious review of Thomas DiLorenzo's assault on Abraham Lincoln, Mackubin Thomas Owens makes one crucial error: He attempts to identify the best example of Mr. DiLorenzo "pulling a fast one" with history, logic and interpretation ("Real Lincoln not found in book," Civil War, May 4). Actually, the book is so filled with errors great and small that picking the "best" one is impossible. It's better, and more fun, to pick our individual favorites. I have two. First, Mr. DiLorenzo gleefully quotes Lincoln "mocking the Declaration [of Independence]." If one r...
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