The 17th Annual Abraham Lincoln Institute Symposium takes place this year at the National Archives in Washington, DC.
Symposium speakers and topics:
* Welcome: Allen Carl Guelzo, President, Abraham Lincoln Institute
* National Archives Welcome: Trevor Plante, Chief, Research Support Branch, Archives I, Washington DC, National Archives and Records Administration
Presentation 1:
* Michael Burlingame introducing...
* Rich Lowry, Editor of National Review, speaking on "‘Work, Work, Work is the Main Thing’: The Lincolnian Ethics and the American Dream"
Presentation 2:
* Jonathan W. White introducing...
* Fred J. Martin, Jr., Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley, speaking on "Lincoln’s Long March to Victory in 1864"
Hay-Nicholay Dissertation Prize presented by Scott Sandage to....
* Dr. Kimberly N. Kutz for her 2013 University of North Carolina dissertation. Its title was "Lincoln's Ghosts: The Posthumous Career of an American Icon." Currently she's a visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg.
Presentation 3:
* Joan Cashin introducing....
* John David Smith, Professor of American History, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, speaking on: "‘As firmly linked to "Africanus" as was that of the celebrated Scipio’: Abraham Lincoln, Emancipation, and the U.S. Colored Troops"
Presentation 4:
* Rodney Ross introducing...
* John Fabian Witt, Professor of Law and History at Yale University, speaking on "Lincoln’s Code: The Puzzle of the Laws of War in American History"
Presentation 5:
* Terry Alford introducing...
* Joshua Zeitz, speaking on "‘We Are Lincoln Men Through and Through’: John Hay, John Nicolay, and the Historical Legacy of Abraham Lincoln"
Speakers Panel, moderated by Michelle Krowl
Presentation of the 17th Annual Abraham Lincoln Institute Book Award to ...
* Martin P. Johnson, for "Writing the Gettysburg Address"
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