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Specifically, by ogres that never really existed, I mean the DiLorenzo screeds, the assassination plots, and those who insist Lincoln was gay. These are frippery, so far as my interest goes. If Speers comes up with some unusual interpretations of Lincoln's writing or conversations, I could get interested. If, as you say, he offers a fresh perspective, then it may very well be something I can spare the time to read.
As a booklover, you know how much time you have and you do not want to waste it. With your recommendation, I will consider it worth investing and not wasting the time.
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