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Three times, maybe for at most. And when they finally did, they spent their time together locked in political combat. One was a proud and brilliant radical. An advocate for Racial Justice who ran out of patience with the status quo. The other was an ingenious master of the arts of compromise, exquisite political timing, leading when necessary from behind. One would save the union and slowly cure its major defect slavery. The other would free all slaves immediately, even if it meant destroying slavery and the union together. They expressed their views with uncommon eloquence, two of the most fa...

Imagined debate, and Harold Holzer moderates. The metropolitan museum of art posted this event. [applause] holzer in their entire eventful lives, be met only three times maybe for at most. And when they finally did, they spent their time together locked in political combat. One was a proud radical, and avenue an advocate for Racial Justice who ran out of patience with the status quo. The other was an ingenious master of the arts of compromise, exquisite political timing, leading when necessary from behind. One would save the union and slowly cure its major defect slavery. The other would free ...

The metro poll tan museum of art hosted this hour long event. [ applause ] in their entire eventful lives they met facetoface only three times, maybe four at most. When they timely did they spent their time locked in political combat. One was a proud and brilliant radical, aggressive advocate for Racial Justice who ran out of patience with the status quo. The other was an ingenious g gradualist master of art of compromise timing leading from behind. One would save the union and slowly cure its major birth defects, slavery, the others frees slaves immediately even if it meant destroying union a...

March. Three days before the march he is saying we want to march and grant says no. I know they wanted to march. I think if they would have been allowed to march america would have seen them marching down pennsylvania avenue at a special time in the wake of the death of president lincoln at a time when the country was forming its opinion of a new nation. They took them out and gave the impression that our men didnt do anything worthy of note. We wanted to correct that wrong. It took years of suffering to correct that wrong. Im pleased to do that today. May we continue to prosper in this great ...

This was a true labor of love. I researched my topic for three years and spent a yearplus writing it. It is hummabling and gratifying to see it so well received, and to be following walter isakson, robert caro, and tony. [applause] i came to develop a strong interest in Paul Jennings when i was director of education at James Madisons month peelier in virginia. I was familiar with jennings memoir considered by the White House Historical association to be the first memoir of life in the white house. It was titled a colored mans rem innocences of James Madison, and as the title implies, its reall...