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Through stressing that Lincoln and Douglass were both preeminent self-made men in American history and “led strikingly parallel lives”, Stauffer argues that they “genuinely liked and admired each other” because of their mutual affection and respect from the similarities. And the interracial and utilitarian friendship made them come together.

Through stressing that Lincoln and Douglass were both preeminent self-made men in American history and “led strikingly parallel lives”, Stauffer argues that they “genuinely liked and admired each other” because of their mutual affection and respect from the similarities. And the interracial and utilitarian friendship made them come together.

Through stressing that Lincoln and Douglass were both preeminent self-made men in American history and “led strikingly parallel lives”, Stauffer argues that they “genuinely liked and admired each other” because of their mutual affection and respect from the similarities. And the interracial and utilitarian friendship made them come together.

Through stressing that Lincoln and Douglass were both preeminent self-made men in American history and “led strikingly parallel lives”, Stauffer argues that they “genuinely liked and admired each other” because of their mutual affection and respect from the similarities. And the interracial and utilitarian friendship made them come together.

Through stressing that Lincoln and Douglass were both preeminent self-made men in American history and “led strikingly parallel lives”, Stauffer argues that they “genuinely liked and admired each other” because of their mutual affection and respect from the similarities. And the interracial and utilitarian friendship made them come together.