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Tag Archives: Abraham Lincoln

Mourning Papers
History

Mourning Papers

Posted on January 23, 2013 by theibtaurisblog • Leave a comment

First hand accounts of how the people of New York city reacted to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Continue reading →

Lincoln in the New York Press
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Lincoln in the New York Press

Posted on June 1, 2012 by theibtaurisblog • Leave a comment

Abraham Lincoln is one of America’s quintessential westerners. But Lincoln owed much of his political success, and enshrinement in public memory, to his impact on New York, and in turn, New York’s impact on him. Continue reading →

Author Journal / History

John Bright and America

Posted on November 16, 2011 by theibtaurisblog • 2 Comments

Bill Cash. Today is John Bright’s 200th birthday. Largely forgotten today, he was one of Britain’s most influential statesmen of the nineteenth century – both home and abroad. Notably, in the United States, he was a dedicated opponent to slavery and champion of the North in the American Civil War. Continue reading →

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