Dec 7, 2015
Podcast · Inglés
Lincoln and the Civil War
The Huntington
The Huntington Library is a premier center for post-doctoral scholarship in the antebellum and Civil War eras. It is also one of the premier repositories of Lincolniana—manuscripts, books, letters, and ephemera by and about our 16th president. In 1914 and 1922, Henry Huntington purchased two of what were known as the “Big Five” collections of Lincolniana. The Huntington continues to build on those collections through gifts and purchases.
Episodes
Ordered by publication date.
44 minutes
Dec 3, 2013
1863 in History and Memory
1 hour 17 minutes
Apr 29, 2013
Anatomy of a Revolution: Understanding the Civil War’s Inner Dynamics
58 minutes
Oct 31, 2012
Death and the Civil War
1 hour 15 minutes
Oct 24, 2012
The Fall of the House of Dixie
52 minutes
Apr 8, 2012
The Afterlife of the Civil War in 1930s America (Nevins Lecture)
50 minutes
Jan 25, 2012
Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural as America’s Sermon to the World
52 minutes
Jan 26, 2011
Lincoln the Politician
41 minutes
Jan 25, 2011
“Several Lives in One”: The Problem of Autobiography in Writing the Biography of Frederick Douglass
58 minutes
Apr 4, 2009
Lincoln and the West
49 minutes
Apr 3, 2009
Lincoln and the American South
55 minutes
Apr 3, 2009
Abraham Lincoln’s Opposition to the Mexican War
36 minutes
Apr 3, 2009
When Lincoln Met Emerson
44 minutes
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