Abraham Lincoln 2006 Symposium -- Speakers 1 (of 3) -- Notes:
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Description of Pictures: The Abraham Lincoln Institute held its Eighth Annual Symposium on "The Latest in Lincoln Scholarship" at the Archives II building in College Park. The event features a number of experts talking about aspects of Lincoln's life and then includes some awards for research and publication.
Pictures on this page were taken of the presentations before lunch:
* Introduction by Susan Clifton, Public Programs Producer, National Archives and Record Administration.
* Opening remarks by Robert S. Willard, President, Abraham Lincoln Institute.
* "Transfiguration: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil Rights Movement", presented by Barry Schwartz, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Georgia. His Abraham Lincoln and the Forge of National Memory (2000) examined the reputation of Lincoln from his death to the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, and his forthcoming book will bring the study up to the present. He was introduced by Steven Lee Carson.
* "Lincoln’s Other White House", presented by author Elizabeth Smith Brownstein, who has researched, written, and produced award winning television documentaries. Her book, If This House Could Talk… Historic Homes, Extraordinary Americans included a study of Lincoln’s home in Springfield, Illinois. Her continued examination of Lincoln’s residences led to the creation of Lincoln’s Other White House: The Untold Story of the Man and His Presidency describing Lincoln’s time at the Soldiers’ Home. She was introduced by Bob Willard.
* "Lincoln, Race, and Moral Strategy", presented by Professor Richard Striner, Ph.D, is a professor of history at Washington College. An author and preservation advocate, his latest work, Father Abraham: Lincoln’s Relentless Struggle to End Slavery describes Lincoln as a genius in orchestrating power, a fervent idealist and a craft politician. He was introduced by Paul Pascal.
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Description of Subject Matter: The Abraham Lincoln Institute hosts an annual symposium featuring "The Latest in Lincoln Scholarship" at the National Archives facility in College Park. This all-day event featured a number of speakers, good food, and wonderful conversation.
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