Herman Belz,
University of Maryland at College Park, “Redressing
Wrongs Already Long Enough Endured: Lincoln and the Executive
Power”
Phillip S. Paludan,
University of Illinois at Springfield, “Lincoln and Democracy?”
Daniel A. Farber,
University of California at Berkeley, “Lincoln’s Constitutional
Legacy”
Sandra F.
VanBurkleo, Wayne State University, Comments
2004: “Abraham
Lincoln and the Party System”
Mark E. Neely, Jr., Penn
State University, "Lincoln and American Political Culture Before
the Civil War"
Michael Holt, University
of Virginia, "A Moving Target: President Lincoln Confronts a
Two-Party System Still in the Making"
Mark Voss-Hubbard, Eastern
Illinois University, "'Vote Yourself a Farm': George Washington
Julian and the Politics of Land Reform in the Age of Lincoln"
Graham Peck, St. Xavier
University, Comments
2003: “Lincoln
in Memory and Imagination.”
David
Blight, Yale University, “The Problem of Slavery and the Civil
War in American Memory”
Brian
Dirck, Anderson University, “‘Too Vast for Malicious Dealings’:
Abraham Lincoln on Hatred”
Kent
Gramm, Wheaton College, “A More Perfect Tribute”
Silvana Siddali, Illinois State University, Comments
2002: "Abraham Lincoln,
Slavery, and Emancipation"
Allen
C. Guelzo, Eastern College, “The Lincoln Image in the
African-American Mind”
Brooks Simpson, Arizona State University, “I Could Have Whipped
Them Myself”
Lerone Bennett Jr., Ebony Magazine, “Forced Into Glory”
Vibert White, University of Illinois at Springfield, Comments
2001: "Abraham Lincoln,
History, and the New Millennium"
John
Patrick Diggins, "Abraham Lincoln: Political Philosopher," The
City University of New York
Barry
Schwartz, "Lincoln at the Millennium," University of Georgia
Stewart Winger, "To the Latest Generations': Lincoln's Use of
Time, History and the End Time in Historical Context," American
University in Cairo
John
Ashworth, University of Nottingham, Comments
2000: "Lincoln's Reputation"
Hans L. Trefousse,
"Abraham Lincoln's Reputation During His Administration,"
Brooklyn College of The City University of New York
Bruce Tap, "Amateurs at
War: Abraham Lincoln and the Committee on the Conduct of War,"
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Bryon C. Andreasen,
"Lincoln's Religious Critics: Copperhead Christian Reactions to
the President and War," Illinois Historic Preservation Agency
Round Table Discussion
with Michael Burlingame, Connecticut College; Allen C. Guelzo,
Eastern College; Mark S. Reinhart, Upper Arlington Library; and
Thomas F. Schwartz, Illinois State Historian
William
Lee Miller, "Abraham Lincoln and the Moral Meaning of America,"
University of Virginia
James
Rawley, "Abraham Lincoln’s Nationalism Revisited," University of
Nebraska at Lincoln
Drew R.
McCoy, "Lincoln, Jefferson and the Classical Tradition," Clark
University
1998: "Abraham Lincoln in
Community and Context" (Two Day Conference)
Richard
E. Hart, "Springfield’s African Americans as a Part of the
Lincoln Community," Hart, Southworth & Witsman
Lucas
Morel, "Lincoln Among the Reformers: Tempering the Temperance
Movement," John Brown University
Kenneth
J. Winkle, "Abraham Lincoln: Self-Made Man," University of
Nebraska at Lincoln
Allen
C. Guelzo, "‘Come-Outers and Community Men’: Abraham Lincoln and
the Idea of Community in the Antebellum Republic," Eastern
College
Ronald
D. Rietveld, "The Lincoln White House Community," California
State University at Fullerton
Brooks
D. Simpson, "Lincoln and His Political Generals," Arizona State
University
1997: "Abraham Lincoln and
American Law"
Paul D.
Carrington, "Law as a Public Profession: A Tale of Two Lawyers,"
Duke University
William
D. Beard, "Dalby Revisited: A New Look at the Dalby Case,"
Lincoln Legal Papers
Mark E.
Steiner, "The Heroic Mr. Lincoln? In the Matter of Jane, A Woman
of Color Reconsidered," South Texas College of Law
Panel
Discussion: Lincoln Legal Papers Staff
1996: "Lincoln’s Biographers"
(Two-Day Conference)
James
A. Rawley, "Isaac Newton Arnold: Lincoln’s Friend and
Biographer," University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Rodney
O. Davis, "Lincoln’s ‘Particular Friend," and Lincoln
Biography," Knox College
Michael
Burlingame, "Nicolay and Hay as ‘Court’ Historians," Connecticut
College
Judith
Rice, "Ida Tarbell: A Progressive Look at Lincoln," Southwest
Missouri State University
James
Harvey Young, "Randall’s Lincoln: An Academic Scholar’s
Biography," Emory University
James
Hurt, "Sandburg’s Lincoln: The Theory and Practice of
Biography," University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Panel
Discussion: Phillip S. Paludan, University of Kansas, Kenneth J.
Winkle, University of Nebraska at Lincoln, Allen C. Guelzo,
Eastern College, Michael Burlingame, Connecticut College, Rodney
O. Davis, Knox College and James Hurt, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
1995: "Abraham Lincoln and
American Religious Thought"
Mark
Noll, "‘Both...pray to the same God’: The Singularity of
Lincoln’s Theology in the Era of the Civil War," Wheaton College
Richard
J. Carwardine, "Lincoln, Evangelical Religion, and American
Political Culture in the Era of the Civil War," University of
Sheffield
Allen
C. Guelzo, "Abraham Lincoln and the Doctrine of Necessity,"
Eastern College
1994: "New Directions in
Lincoln Studies"
Edward
M. Brunner, "New Salem as a Contested Site," University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Glen W.
Davidson, "Abraham Lincoln and the DNA Controversy," Doane
College
James
Gilreath, "Guilt, Innocence, Forensic Science, Faith and the
Lincoln Forgers," Library of Congress
1993: "Abraham Lincoln and
the Whig Party"
Drew R.
McCoy, "Lincoln and the Founding Fathers: A Reconsideration,"
Clark University
Major
Wilson, "Lincoln on the Perpetuation of Republican Institutions:
Whig and Republican Strategies," Memphis State University
Daniel
Walker Howe, "Why Abraham Lincoln Was A Whig," Oxford University
1992: "The Lincoln Image in
Popular Culture"
Gabor
S. Boritt, "Punch Lincoln: A Preliminary Look," Gettysburg
College
Harold
Holzer, "Columbia’s Noblest Sons’: Washington and Lincoln in
Popular Prints," New York Economic Development Corporation
1991: "Lincoln’s Boswell:
William Henry Herndon"
Charles
B. Strozier, "Herndon’s Lives," The City University of New York
Douglas
L. Wilson, "Herndon and His Informants," Knox College
1990: "Lincoln and
Leadership"
James
M. McPherson, "The Hedgehog and the Foxes: Lincoln and Some
Contemporaries," Princeton University
William
E. Gienapp, "Abraham Lincoln and the Border States," Harvard
University
John
Niven, "Lincoln and Chase, An Uneasy Relationship," The
Claremont Graduate School
Norman
B. Ferris, "Lincoln and Seward: Revisited," Middle Tennessee
State University
1988: "Lincoln and Home"
Jean H.
Baker, "Mary Todd Lincoln: Managing Home, Children and Husband,"
Goucher College
John Y.
Simon, "Lincoln and Ann Rutledge," Southern Illinois University
at Carbondale
1987: "Lincoln, the Law and
the Constitution" (Two Day Conference)
Michael
Les Benedict, "Federalism and Abraham Lincoln," Ohio State
University
Herman
Belz, "Political Philosophy, Constitutionalism and Abraham
Lincoln," University of Maryland
Mark E.
Neely, Jr. "Lincoln and Arbitrary Arrest: The Fate of Civil
Liberties in Times of Total War," Louis A. Warren Lincoln
Library and Museum
Phillip
A. Paludan, "Lincoln and the Political/Constitutional
Conversation," University of Kansas
Don E.
Fehrenbacher, "Lincoln’s Wartime Leadership: The First Hundred
Days," Stanford University
1986: "Lincoln and
Politics"
Joel H.
Silby, " 'I Have Always been a Henry Clay Whig': The Partisan
Political World of Abraham Lincoln," Cornell University
Thomas
F. Schwartz, "An Egregious Political Blunder: Justin
Butterfield, Lincoln and Illinois Whiggery," Illinois State
Historical Library
1985: "Lincoln Viewed and
Used"
Roy P.
Basler, "Lincoln and American Writers," Library of Congress
Herman
Hattaway, "Presidential Use of Lincoln’s Military Example,"
University of Missouri
1984: "The Assessment of
Lincoln--175 Years Later"
Richard
N. Current, "Lincoln After 175 Years," University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
Kenneth
M. Stampp, "My Life with Lincoln," University of California,
Berkeley
1983: "Abraham Lincoln and
the U. S. Constitution"
Eugene
H. Berwanger, "Lincoln’s Constitutional Dilemma: Emancipation
and Black Suffrage," Colorado State University
Mark E.
Neely, Jr., "The Lincoln Administration and Arbitrary Arrests: A
Reconsideration," Louis A. Warren Lincoln Library and Museum
1982:
Constance Head, "John Wilkes Booth, 1864: Prologue to
Assassination," Western Carolina University, North Carolina
Richard
J. S. Gutman, "The Assassin’s Act," owner of Slide Factor, a
multi-image slide show production
Thomas
R. Turner, "What Type of Trial? A Civil Versus Military Trial
fro the Lincoln Assassination Conspirators," Bridgewater State
College, Massachusetts
1981:
Harold
Holzer, "‘A Very Indifferent Judge," A Very Willing Subject:
Lincoln and the Visual Arts," WNET (PBS) in New York City
Wayne
C. Temple, "Abraham Lincoln, Lecturer," Illinois State Archives
James
Hurt, "Aristotle on Abraham Lincoln," University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
1980:
John T.
Hubbell, "Lincoln and the Recruitment of Black Troops," Kent
State University
Arthur
Zilversmit, "Lincoln and the Problem of Race," Lake Forest
College
Charles
B. Strozier, "Psychohistorical Reflections on Lincoln and His
Father," Sangamon State University
David
R. Wrone, "Lincoln: Democracy’s Touchstone," University of
Wisconsin at Stevens Point
1978:
John Y.
Simon, "Lincoln and Grant," Southern Illinois University at
Carbondale
Otto
Olsen, "Lincoln the Revolutionary," Northern Illinois University
1977:
Edwin
C. Bearss, "Mr. Lincoln’s Neighbors," National Park Service
Lewis
H. Croce, "Lincoln and His Desk Generals," Mankato State
University
1976:
Emory
M. Thomas, "Jefferson Davis and the American Revolutionary
Tradition," University of Virginia
Phillip
S. Paludan, "Lincoln and the Survival of the American
Revolutionary Tradition," University of Kansas
1975:
Norman
A. Graebner, "William Seward and the Diplomatic ‘Crisis’ of
1862," University of Virginia
Ramon
Eduardo Ruiz, "Mexico and Lincoln: From the Mexican War to the
French Intervention," University of California at San Diego
1974:
Christopher N. Breiseth, "Lincoln and Frederick Douglass:
Another Debate," Sangamon State University
Harry
Kelsey, "Lincoln’s Indian Policy," Los Angeles County Museum of
Natural History
Ronald
D. Rietveld, "Lincoln and the Politics of Morality," California
State University, Fullerton
Don E.
Fehrenbacher, "Lincoln and the Weight of Responsibility,"
College of William and Mary
Harold
M. Hyman, "Lincoln and Congress: Why Not Congress and Lincoln?"
Rice University
