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SUMMARY:The Abraham Lincoln Lecture Series
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DESCRIPTION:Join Professor Jonathan Lurie as he shares his knowledge of on
 e of our greatest presidents. This free lecture will be on Zoom\, so you m
 ust register to receive the link. .\nhttps://dfpl.libnet.info/event/108741
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>No one\, least of all the incoming Preside
 nt\, could foresee what the future portended as he took the oath of office
  in March\, 1861. &nbsp\; In fact\, he would be the only President (with t
 he exception of FDR's 3rd term) to begin and end his tenure with the immin
 ence if not &nbsp\;actuality of military conflict.&nbsp\; In the space of 
 four years\, he evolved into a military realist &nbsp\;with the ability to
  implement harsh military policies that insured the successful outcome of 
 what had become the bloodiest war in American History.&nbsp\; This transfo
 rmation is the subject of the second lecture.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;Presented by<
 br />Dr. JONATHAN LURIE\, Rutgers University History Professor Emeritus</p
 >\n<p>Noted for his scholarly approach to a subject matter\, &nbsp\;Prof. 
 Lurie &nbsp\;is a sought after &nbsp\;and frequent speaker &nbsp\;at &nbsp
 \;historical societies\, presenting a wide variety of historical subjects.
  Prof. Lurie has been a speaker at the NJCWRT for over 12 years\, focusing
  on a different facet of Abraham&nbsp\;Lincoln&nbsp\;every year!&nbsp\; At
  Rutgers University\, Prof. Lurie specialized in American Legal History\, 
 Constitutional history\, law and literature\, and American political histo
 ry. His latest book is a case study of the Pocket Veto Case\, 1926-1929. L
 urie taught at Rutgers from 1969 until he finally retired in 2014.</p>\n<p
 >Brought to you through a collaboration of the libraries of the MAIN Libra
 ry Alliance.</p>\nhttps://dfpl.libnet.info/event/10874197
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