Constitutional dictatorship, History

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President Abraham Lincoln's Presidency has been called a "Constitutional dictatorship"-what are your reactions to his wartime suspension of the writ of habeas corpus -was this really necessary? What did it aim to do? Was this within the President's powers as expressed in the U.S. Constitution? HELP!!?

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