I watched it and found interesting how those who directed and produced the
film, had no reluctance to describe the Union Army's depradations against
Native Americans, but completely avoided any direct reference to that
same Army's depradations against Confederates, Southern families and
Southern cities (other than that long distance shot of Atlanta burning).

This film is an excellent example of why it is a career killer for any
authoritative scholar or other authoritative person with a national
reputation to attack Lincoln on Constitutional or any other grounds.

Many, after viewing the film, may have been left with the impression
that Lincoln single-handedly invented the telegraph, the railroad, the
minnie ball and the first use of the same for military purposes.

Their treatment of the EP was completely skewed in such a way as to
elevate Lincoln to a God-like status. Talk about revisionism !

Sorry, Cump, but that's the way it came across to me.

Dennis