Bill Lane Center for the American West
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Latest episodes
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Lincoln's War, the West and the Remaking of America
March 18, 2009 · 0 minAuthor and Historian Elliott West discusses how Lincoln shaped the West and the remaking of America for the Lincoln and the West Conference, a two-day public discussion of Lincoln's legacy in the American West at Stanford University…
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Lincoln, Slavery, and the West
March 18, 2009 · 0 minAuthor James M. McPherson gives the keynote lecture for the Lincoln and the West Conference, a two-day public discussion of Lincoln's legacy in the American West at Stanford University. (February 5, 2009)
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Lincoln's War and Lincoln's West: Ante, Bellum, and Post
March 18, 2009 · 0 minA panel of historians discuss the American West prior to, during, and after the civil war for the Lincoln and the West Conference, a two-day public discussion of Lincoln's legacy in the American West at Stanford University. (February 6…
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Meanwhile Back in the West: What Lincoln Wanted from the West, and What He Got
March 18, 2009 · 0 minAuthor and University of Colorado Professor Patricia Limerick discusses Abraham Lincoln's prospects for the West for the Lincoln and the West Conference, a two-day public discussion of Lincoln's legacy in the American West at Stanford…
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Lincoln in California
March 18, 2009 · 0 minBill Lane Jr. gives an introductory lecture for the Lincoln and the West Conference, a two-day public discussion of Lincoln's legacy in the American West at Stanford University. (February 6, 2009)