This volume presents the correspondence between General Charles H. T. Collis and the famous orator Robert Ingersoll on the subject of the religion of Abraham Lincoln. Ingersoll was a well-known agnostic, while Collis was a devout Christian who believed that Lincoln shared his faith. Their letters offer a fascinating glimpse into the religious beliefs of one of America's most revered presidents.

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