Natl Archives -- Allen C. Guelzo ("I Freed Who?"):
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Description of Pictures: Emancipation Proclamation: Allen C. Guelzo will discuss "I Freed Who? The Eight Lies We Cheerfully Believe About Lincoln and Emancipation." Based on his latest book, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation: The End of Slavery in America (Simon & Schuster, 2005), Guelzo's presentation confronts the numerous ways in which the greatest document of American freedom in the 19th century has been buried under layers of misunderstanding and bad historical faith. Guelzo is the Henry R. Luce Professor of the Civil War Era and Director of Civil War Era Studies at Gettysburg College.
Welcoming remarks were provided by Sam Anthony, Producer, Public Programs, National Archives and Records Administration.
The speaker was introduced by David Brooks, Op-Ed Columnist, The New York Times.
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NAACG_050323_009.JPG: Sam Anthony
NAACG_050323_036.JPG: The introducer was David Brooks, Op-Ed Columnist, The New York Times
NAACG_050323_087.JPG: Allen Guelzo
NAACG_050323_260.JPG: David Brooks, Allen Guelzo
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Brooks, David appears on:
2023_DC_Iconic_America_230425 PBS @ GWU Lisner -- Iconic America: Our Symbols and Stories (w/David Rubenstein w/Lonnie Bunch, Carla Hayden, and David Brooks)
2018_DC_Long_ConvoS3A_181207 Smithsonian -- Long Convo -- Session 3 (of 3) w/Rachel Goslins, Malak Wazne, David Brooks, Jon Grinspan, Hawah Kasat, Troy Carter, Nick Pyenson, Spike Gjerde, Jean Bennett, and C. Brian Williams @ Arts and Industries Bldg
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