Allen C. Guelzo

They insisted that if a state had a moral objection to returning fugitive slaves, that didn't matter.

And as Professor Allen Guelzo has pointed out, Lincoln, during the war, Lincoln consulted with governors.

Jefferson Davis never did that because the state's rights was really not a part of the movement until...

That's a, a myth that came about after the war.

Um, we want, we, we've got great historians.

We've got Harold Holzer, John White, Dr. Allen Guelzo, uh, joining us, and they will certainly s- uh, be telling the stories, great anecdotal stories of when Lincoln was here, uh, for those 25 hours.

Uh, we're gonna hear from some of the eye-- We're gonna reenact some of the eyewitnesses that saw Lincoln, and those are fascinating, uh, the people's descriptions of Lincoln and, uh, what they saw and what they heard.

We've got a nurse opening up our program on the 20- on the, um, I'm sorry, on the 18th.