44th Annual Conference on DC Historical Studies -- Panel 06: A Complicated Path Toward 1968: History, Corruption, Trauma, and Protest in 19th-century Washington, D.C.:
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Lincoln Chapel
Moderator: Mark Herlong, Independent Scholar
* “The Murtagh Conspiracy: Corruption, Blackmail, and the Press in Gilded Age Washington,” Mark Herlong, Independent Scholar
* “The Civil War, Washington, DC, and Post-traumatic Stress,” Heather Butts, Lecturer, Columbia University School of Public Health
* “Picketing the White House: The Suffragist Movement During the Great War,” Matthew Costello, Senior Historian, White House Historical Association
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