President Lincoln's Attitude Towards Slavery and Emancipation
Henry Watson Wilbur
Lu par Guero





A review of events prior to, during and following the American Civil War bringing an insightful perspective on Lincoln's true attitude toward slavery and emancipation. (Summary by Guero) (5 hr 40 min)
Chapitres
01 - Chapters 1-3 | 21:08 | Lu par Guero |
02 - Chapters 4-5 | 17:33 | Lu par Guero |
03 - Chapters 6-7 | 17:58 | Lu par Guero |
04 - Chapters 8-9 | 17:54 | Lu par Guero |
05 - Chapters 10-12 | 24:39 | Lu par Guero |
06 - Chapters 13-14 | 17:55 | Lu par Guero |
07 - Chapters 15-16 | 23:35 | Lu par Guero |
08 - Chapters 17-18 | 19:29 | Lu par Guero |
09 - Chapters 19-21 | 23:57 | Lu par Guero |
10 - Chapters 22-24 | 24:39 | Lu par Guero |
11 - Chapters 25-26 | 23:08 | Lu par Guero |
12 - Chapters 27-29 | 26:20 | Lu par Guero |
13 - Chapters 30-31 | 23:36 | Lu par Guero |
14 - Chapters 32-34 | 25:55 | Lu par Guero |
15 - Chapters 35-36 | 23:08 | Lu par Guero |
16 - Chapter 37 | 9:14 | Lu par Guero |
Critiques
A good Lincoln study





SteveR
Very well narrated and a helpful, focused examination of Abe Lincoln's perspective on race, with some of the author's own observations on the state of things in the earlier 1900s.





Kyle Bacus
Good review of Lincoln’s writings, interesting observation from Wilbur’s own time. Great narration!