by Deborah Keller

My Name Is Nancy

"He was not a child conceived in sin but by Fate" she said.

     Nancy Hanks Lincoln's strength and commitment to this child would rival no other. Love, loss, passion, magic and mysticism, the decisions that shaped her life and the life of her son changed a nation forever.

     A blend of Indian lore and traditional religion, love and betrayal, passion and abuse, ultimately leading to acceptance and forgiveness. History has often wondered why Abraham Lincoln believed he could raise his station in life from poverty stricken rail splitter to President of the United States. The events surrounding his mother's life answers that question and more.

The Journals of Nancy Hanks Lincoln

        "All that I am, or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother"    - Abraham Lincoln

Listen to author Deborah Keller's live radio interview with AM 590 WCAB's Jim Bishop scheduled Monday August 12th at 8:35am. 

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 My Name Is Nancy

      The Journals of Nancy Hanks Lincoln     

 by  Deborah Keller

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Now Available at the following locations:

Chimney Rock.....Bubba O"Leary's General Store

Rutherfordton.....Victorian Lace, Hill's Hardware,Visual Arts Guild

                              Green River Plantation, Great Expectations,

Spindale...............Impressions by Phyllis

Forest City...........Frame House Gallery and Gifts

Shelby..................Fireside Book Store

Bostic..................The Bostic Lincoln Center