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first full-length study of its kind. dr. silverman received his undergraduate degree at the university of virginia and his graduate degree at colorado state and the university of kentucky. he has received many distinguished teaching awards. is currently working on a companion volume detailing president lincoln s reputation in 19th-century europe. to elected terms of his local school board. let s welcome professor jason silverman. [applause] thank you so much. when he mentioned the school board, that is where i learned the real meaning of the civil war. inave been interested abraham lincoln since the fourth grade. night which we s were going to do silent man yes. iwo jima,hardt, signing of the declaration of independence. all sorts of things. sne of the silent then yet would be the lincoln douglas debates. my fourth grade teacher told me you can t be abraham lycan, you are not, enough. lincoln, you are not tall enough. she took me i had to be stephen douglas. [laughter ....
his recent work lincoln and the immigrant is a volume in a concise lincoln library series. it was released in september. of the more than 16,500 volumes 16,500 and counting volumes published on abraham lincoln, this is the first full-length study of its kind. dr. silverman received his undergraduate degree at the university of virginia and his graduate degree at colorado state and the university of kentucky. he has received many distinguished teaching awards. he is currently working on a companion volume detailing president lincoln s reputation in 19th-century europe. he also served to elected terms of his local school board. let s welcome professor jason silverman. [applause] professor silverman: thank you so much. that last part about the eight years on the rock hill school board, forget about all my education, that is where i learned the real meaning of the civil war. [laughter] professor silverman: i have been interested in abraham lincoln since the fourth grade ....
when they got off the bus they were the mercy of this crowd who then proceeded to attack them even further. the deal that had been worked out with local law enforcement and the segregationists was evident 15 minutes they would have 15 minutes before law enforcement intervened. after about a 15 minute point a local law enforcement officer pulled his weapon and fired a shot. that is what stopped the attack. in the meantime the trailways bus arrived an hour later. they don t know until they arrived that the greyhound bus was already attacked. the interesting thing about the trailways bus, unlike the greyhound bus, several segregationists had gotten on the bus in atlanta. they were riding from atlanta. they had not only harassed the atlanta, the bus from but they had also beaten several of the freedom riders while on the bus. the trailways bus was able to continue on into birmingham for yet another mob formed and was waiting for that bus to arrive. while this was going on ....
.nd is bob willard i have been president of the abraham lincoln institute in the past. this is the 17th symposium of my abraham lincoln institute wife and i are now ensconced in southern california. in the past couple of weeks the eyes of the nation were focused on the reagan presidential library. as america said goodbye to nancy reagan to you interests james baker and ron reagan junior both claim to that without mrs. reagan there would ve been no president reagan. i m not a real fan of iunterfactual history conduct have expressed that same view regarding mary lincoln. is underscore this morning by sidney blumenthal. i have attended lots of events like this. i ve heard many presentations on mrs. lincoln from friends and foes of this controversial first lady. love her or hate her. there is little doubt in my mind that they love each other deeply and supported each other for better or worse in sickness and in health. her support was an indispensable elements of his ambiti ....
i ve been president of the abraham lincoln institute in the past. i am delighted to be at this, the 17th symposium of the abraham lincoln institute. i have attended almost everyone. every one. it s a little more challenging these days after living in and around washington, we are now happily ensconced in southern california. i mention that because in the past couple of weeks the eyes of the nation were focused on the reagan presidential library, just a few minutes away from our new home. as america said goodbye to first lady nancy reagan, two you would gists claim that without mrs. reagan there would ve been no president reagan. ofm not a real fan counterfactual history forussions, but i realized as long as i can remove or i d expressed the same view regarding mary lincoln. that was underscored this morning by sidney blumenthal. i ve attended lots of attendant events like this. i have heard many presentations on mrs. lincoln from friends and foes of this controversi ....