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Abraham Lincoln
March 27, 1995
John B. Judis, Michael Lind
For a New Nationalism
September 30, 1991
Matthew Rees
Black and Right
September 30, 1991
Stephen Macedo
Douglass to Thomas
January 15, 1990
James M. McPherson
TNR Film Classic: 'Glory' (1990)
March 9, 1987
Bayard Rustin
The King to Come
The holiday and the future racial agenda
May 28, 1984
Henry Fairlie
The Decline of Oratory
November 11, 1981
Samuel H. Beer
The Democratic Temper
October 22, 1945
Richard Hofstadter
Democracy in the Making
October 19, 1942
Richard Hofstadter
Lincoln Had Them, Too
December 6, 1939
Max Lerner
Lincoln as War Leader
February 8, 1922
Ida M. Tarbell
Lincoln's "Pass-Key to Hearts"
February 18, 1920
Herbert Croly
Abraham Lincoln Was Not A Man of the People
February 18, 1920
Herbert Croly
The Paradox of Lincoln
May 19, 1917
William A. Dunning
The War Power of the President
November 25, 1916
Frank M. Colby
Lord Charnwood's Lincoln

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