Lincoln's 1864 Re-Election
2014-04-26T14:00:03-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/ae5/20140426140933003_hd.jpgFred Martin talked about his book Abraham Lincoln’s Path to Reelection in 1864: Our Greatest Victory.
“Lincoln’s Long March to Victory in 1864” was a presentation at the 17th annual Abraham Lincoln Institute Symposium, “The Latest in Lincoln Scholarship,” held in the McGowan Theater at the National Archives.
“Lincoln’s Long March to Victory in 1864” was a presentation at the 17th annual Abraham Lincoln Institute Symposium, “The Latest in Lincoln Scholarship,” held in the McGowan Theater at the National Archives.
Fred Martin talked about his book Abraham Lincoln’s Path to Reelection in 1864: Our Greatest Victory. “Lincoln’s Long March to Victory in 1864” was a… read more
Fred Martin talked about his book Abraham Lincoln’s Path to Reelection in 1864: Our Greatest Victory.
“Lincoln’s Long March to Victory in 1864” was a presentation at the 17th annual Abraham Lincoln Institute Symposium, “The Latest in Lincoln Scholarship,” held in the McGowan Theater at the National Archives. close
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