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Democrats in the 21st Century should not make the same mistake Republicans in the 19th Century did.
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Democrats in the 21st Century should not make the same mistake Republicans in the 19th Century did.
Every day, we are inundated with the names of people from the past. When you see an advertisement selling insurance for Lincoln Financial Group, drive down a Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, or read a book review in the Washington Examiner, you see recognizable names that call to mind stories associated with these historical figures. These titles serve as small monuments to their accomplishments and ask us to remember them.
The author of a 2012 biography of William H. Seward will come to Auburn to discuss his relationship with another politician, and the subject of the author's latest book.
Barton Swaim commends three new books in the popular history mode on Lincoln -- by Brian Kilmeade, Brad Meltzer and John Avlon -- in the Wall Street Journal's Review section this weekend. Swaim recounts this anecdote lifted from John Avlon's Lincoln and the Fight For Peace, with which Swaim concludes his review: On April 8, 1865, Lincoln visited Gen. Grant’s headquarters near Richmond and consoled wounded Union soldiers in a
Historical biographer and TV commentator Jon Meacham will be the featured speaker Feb. 12...