Undying words, 1858-1865
by Olivia Mahoney
Catalog for an exhibition that traces Lincoln's evolving views on slavery and racial equality through five key speeches that he delivered between 1858 and 1865. Lincoln's powerful words expressed an inner transformation that ultimately saved the nation and moved it closer to its founding ideals of human freedom and equality.
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Undying words, 1858-1865
2014, Illinois Historic Preservation Agency
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0942579070 9780942579079
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Catalog of an exhibition, Undying Words: Lincoln, 1858-1865, presented by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum beginning Nov. 20, 2014.
Exhibition curated by Olivia Mahoney of the Chicago History Museum and James Cornelius of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
At head of title: eagle with banner that contains facsimile signature, A. Lincoln.
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