Harold Holzer, a distinguished expert in the field of Abraham Lincoln and the political landscape of the American Civil War Era, made his entrance into the world on February 5, 1949. As the current director of Hunter College's esteemed Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute, Holzer has the unique opportunity to share his extensive knowledge with the world.
Noted historian, Holzer, has made a profound impact on the field of history through his prolific literary output, authoring, co-authoring, and editing a staggering 52 books that have shed new light on various historical subjects. Beyond his impressive bibliography, Holzer has also penned over 550 articles for a diverse range of magazines and journals, showcasing his versatility as a writer and his ability to adapt his style to suit different audiences and formats.
In addition to his book-length works and articles, Holzer has also contributed chapters and forewords to an additional 60 books, further expanding his influence and reach within the historical community. His publications have been met with widespread acclaim, earning prestigious awards and honors that recognize his dedication to the pursuit of historical knowledge.
One notable example of Holzer's exceptional work is his book "Lincoln and the Power of the Press", which received the Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize, along with four other honors in 2015. This groundbreaking publication is a testament to Holzer's ability to craft engaging and informative narratives that captivate readers and shed new light on historical events and figures.
