Podcasts about 'lincoln'

We return to DC to try and topple a USofAMovie favourite - 'Dave' On one hand we've a very young 62 year old Clint Eastwood trying to save a President from assassination with 'In The Line Of Fire' while Daniel Day Lewis and EVERY ACTOR ON EARTH give us the movie America needs right now with the criminally overlooked 'Lincoln' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join the JKL Media Reviews team as they dive into Severance Season 2, Episode 7 Chikhai Bardo' Hosts Karen, Jesse, Lou, and special guest Brian dissect this highly emotional episode, exploring its themes of backstory, present story, and the heavy use of flashbacks. The panel discusses the heartbreaking moments, eerie atmosphere, and game-changing revelations revolving around characters like Mark, Gemma, and Dr. Mauer. They also delve into the episode's technical brilliance, including cinematography, acting, and thematic elements. Don't miss this in-depth analysis of one of the standout episodes of Severance! 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:25 Co-host Introductions and Banter 00:49 Discussion on Episode Structure and Flashbacks 02:12 Brian's Insights on 'Lincoln in The Bardo' 03:43 Lou's Take on the Episode's Cinematography 04:34 Jesse's Emotional Response to the Episode 06:26 Theories on Lumen's Experiments and Intentions 10:12 Speculations on Mark and Gemma's Relationship 23:14 Comparisons to Other Shows and Final Thoughts 45:40 Analyzing Character Motivations 48:09 Visual and Thematic Elements 51:28 Symbolism and Mirroring 53:29 Speculations and Theories 56:33 Emotional Impact and Final Thoughts 01:19:41 Podcast Information and Closing Remarks

• Dennis Guzik, a long-time Marine Corps officer and Senior Corporate Executive, provides career advice based on his decades of experience. • He recommends the book 'Lincoln' by Gore Vidal as it delves into Abraham Lincoln's life in great detail. • Lincoln is a role model for those seeking to further their careers as he was self-made and self-educated through reading. • He kept an end state and made significant personal sacrifices to preserve the Union. • In addition, he was a gifted orator which should be studied by aspiring leaders. • Lastly, his self-deprecating personality helped him get along with others and should be adopted by professionals. Please subscribe, like, and share with your friends. I appreciate your support, input, and questions. Website: https://www.dennisguzik.com Pick up your copy of “Find A Job That Fits Your Life” by Dennis Guzik today! Stop wavering over whether it's time for a big move - get all the support and resources needed in one place so can make the best decision possible without any regrets! I release a new episode every Friday, and each one is about 7 minutes in length. My podcast is available on: Apple: https://apple.co/3NqN95Z Google: https://bit.ly/3LAsBXv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3MClzmv

Wilma Minor's 'Lincoln the Lover' forgery has been called one of the most audacious literary hoaxes of all time, and involves an alleged love story between a young Abraham Lincoln and a woman named Ann Rutledge. There was never any conclusive evidence the two had a romantic relationship; there was nothing in the historical record – no letters or notes between them, for instance -- that showed any indication of their love. Until 1928.  Executive Producers: Maria Trimarchi and Holly FreyProducer & Editor: Casby BiasSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He's the best president that the United States has ever had ... at least according to one 2021 C-span study.But how did Lincoln's religious views affect his life and leadership? In this episode, Don is joined by Joshua Zeitz, author of 'Lincoln's God: How Faith Transformed a President and a Nation'.We hear about Lincoln's journey from scepticism to spiritualism, and the growth of connections between politics and the church in the United States.Produced by Sophie Gee. Edited by Siobhan Dale. Senior Producer was Charlotte Long.

EPISODE 3 OF DENISE WELCH'S JUICY CRACK DROPS! Featuring the fabulous Denise Welch, husband Lincoln, and their producer DK.This is Denise unedited, candid and unfiltered, speaking about her life, family, friends, career and mental health. The 'real Denise Welch', having guested on countless other podcasts, now has her own show - a podcast that's about... well... it's not really 'about' anything! Denise shares her opinions, life events and mental health journey in a no-holds-barred debut season.Discussed this week:The team discuss their recent diet and weight loss journeysRemembering the impact of drink, smoke and drugs on the bodyWelch's Toffees, the Black Bullet and confectionary from Whitley BayDenise is a generous soul, but will NOT share puddings!!Lighter Life, and changing your relationship with foodWorking with a mentor and CBT to help you achieve your diet goalsDenise's success with 'taking real food out of the equation'Lincoln's search for consistency in his food intakeDK's story of weight gain and subsequent loss (with a tally chart!)Making an exception for chocolateHow eating well makes you feel within yourselfFitting a training programme into your lifestyle----This episode was recorded in Manchester on Friday 25th November 2022.If you've got any questions for Denise, or would like to know more about anything you've heard Denise discussing in this episode or in the past, please email us at:denisewelchpod@gmail.comWe'd love to hear from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The new docuseries "Lincoln's Dilemma," based on David S. Reynolds' book Abe: Abraham Lincoln in His Times, shines a new light on the 16th president and his decisions during the Civil War. Executive producers Jelani Cobb and Jacqueline Olive join us to discuss."Lincoln's Dilemma" premieres on February 18 on Apple TV+.

This week, Finn & Uther watch David Lynch's 'Mulholland Drive' (2001), a justly acclaimed identity horror about women being chewed up by Hollywood, and Chris Sivertson & Jeff Hammond's 'I Know Who Killed Me' (2007), an unjustly derided identity horror starring a woman chewed up by Hollywood.Some of the other films mentioned: 'Guns Akimbo', 'Lord of the Rings', 'Sunset Blvd.', 'Submarine', 'The Innocents', 'Amadeus', 'Lawrence of Arabia', 'Ben-Hur', 'Blow Out', 'Dressed to Kill', 'Don't Look Up', 'Jennifer's Body', 'Bling Ring', 'The Neon Demon', 'Frances Ha', 'Lincoln', 'J. Edgar', 'Inside Llewyn Davis', 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens', and 'The Babadook'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet a truly grassroots neighborhood organization, learn how the Stratfield Village Association of Fairfield got behind a number of important community improvement efforts - and how its founders are ramping up plans for a day of tribute, family fun, food, vendors and live music at its September 11 'Lincoln ParkaPalooza. Then, hear from the director of New Haven's Neighborhood Music School (NMS) - the largest non-profit community arts organization in Connecticut and one of the ten largest in the country where students of all ages receive individual and group instruction in music, dance, drama, and film. And given the looming humanitarian crisis developing right now in Afghanistan, we're closing replaying a segment from earlier this year with Immigration Help - a regional grassroots organization making immigrating to the United States easy, safe, and free by combining the power of technology with attorneys to help everyone who is qualified achieve the American dream.

On June 19th, 1865, Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, arrived in Galveston, Texas with news that the Civil War had ended and that the enslaved were now free. President Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation had been issued over two years earlier, and the south had surrendered in April 1865, ending the Civil War. So why did it take so long for Texans to hear the news of their freedom? Why do we celebrate Juneteenth as Emancipation Day? And how did emancipation finally become a reality under the Constitution and throughout the nation? We answer those questions and more on this week's episode featuring Martha Jones, author of 'Vanguard: How Black Women Broke Barriers, Won the Vote, and Insisted on Equality for All,' and Lucas Morel, author of 'Lincoln and the American Founding.' Jones and Morel trace the story of the fight for freedom and equality in America from the Declaration of Independence through the founding of the country and the Constitution; the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation; the ratification of the 13th Amendment, and beyond. They also highlight some of the fascinating figures and movements that shaped Black American politics and history. Jeffrey Rosen hosts. Questions or comments about the show? Email us at podcast@constitutioncenter.org. Additional resources and transcript available at constitutioncenter.org/interactive-constitution/media-library.

On June 19th, 1865, Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, arrived in Galveston, Texas with news that the Civil War had ended and that the enslaved were now free. President Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation had been issued over two years earlier, and the south had surrendered in April 1865, ending the Civil War. So why did it take so long for Texans to hear the news of their freedom? Why do we celebrate Juneteenth as Emancipation Day? And how did emancipation finally become a reality under the Constitution and throughout the nation? We answer those questions and more on this week's episode featuring Martha Jones, author of 'Vanguard: How Black Women Broke Barriers, Won the Vote, and Insisted on Equality for All,' and Lucas Morel, author of 'Lincoln and the American Founding.' Jones and Morel trace the story of the fight for freedom and equality in America from the Declaration of Independence through the founding of the country and the Constitution; the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation; the ratification of the 13th Amendment, and beyond. They also highlight some of the fascinating figures and movements that shaped Black American politics and history. Jeffrey Rosen hosts. Questions or comments about the show? Email us at podcast@constitutioncenter.org. Additional resources and transcript available at constitutioncenter.org/interactive-constitution/media-library.

In this episode, Brian Barnett, Josh Mobley, and Chris Shriver discuss the E3 showcases (at least, a few of them), Brian's 95% complete review of Guilty Gear: Strive, embracing the meat space, and much more. This episode was also streamed on Twitch.tv/PlatformersPod and is archived on YouTube.com/PlatformersPod. Enjoy! TOPICS: Introductions - 0:10 Xbox / Microsoft Conference Tentacle Digression / Phobias - 18:22 Game Pass Discussion - 22:58 Controller Discussion - 25:44 Psychonauts - 30:14 Ubisoft Conference - 32:00 Guardians of the Galaxy - 34:00 Elden Ring - 40:00 Resistance 4 Rumor - 48:35 Bo Burnham's Inside / The Last Blockbuster - 55:50 Hollywood Video & Game Crazy - 1:00:25 Living in Physical Spaces - 1:02:05 Work / Life Balance Guilty Gear Strive 95% Complete Review - 1:12:20 Mighty Goose First Impressions - 1:27:30 Game Giveaway Teaser - 1:29:25 POTENTIAL EPISODE TITLES: E Tres Aged Like a Box of Jellied Eels The Likelihood of a Kraken Appearing Knowledge Decreases Fear Like Bruce With The Bats ½ E3 Business A Cool Dude (And A Ninja) Star-Lord: The F&*%boy Stalwart Retweeter Talking Shop At Netflix Powerfully Close to “Old Man Talk” Binging & Purging with Game Pass Stalwart Ally, Mitch On A Scale of 'Lincoln' to 'Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter' Killing Mind-Controlled Secret Service Members With The Resolute Desk You Had Me At ‘Metal Slug' Twitter.com/HasANewBanjoGameBeenAnnounced? TAGS: #Entertainment #Podcast #VideoGames

How ‘Son of Saul,' 'Lincoln' and other scripted narrative films Influenced this Documentary’s Up-Close and Widescreen Subjectivity. From casting to editing, a deep dive into the Grand Jury Prize winner for Best Documentary at Sundance 2020, and the frontrunner for the 2021 Oscar.

Thanks for tuning into OFF HARBOR & MAIN's Time and Place Series. In this episode we take a look at Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, but not ANY version, but rather “The Walt Disney Story Featuring Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln: The Journey to Gettysburg” aka the Civil War version or the binaural version. We start from Lincoln's 1964 New York World's Fair beginnings through today.This entire 12-minute show was done with the use of headphones with binaural sounds to make it feel like you are actually experiencing a haircut, meet Abraham Lincoln, head into battle and see Mr. Lincoln's Gettysburg address.'Lincoln' is hopefully an attraction Disney fans continue to cherish and hold dear to their hearts. It's a reminder of how its technological advancements have paved the way for so many more. It's honoring and recognizing the American laborers to the development and achievements of the United States. It still speaks to today and the spirit of America as the Gettysburg address is immortal. These words remain just as powerful today as they were in Lincoln's time.Enjoy a rare look at this short lived version from the early 2000s.Special thanks to Brian (Brisal73) who originally filmed this for RemainSeated.com.YouTube Companion Video-------------------Interact:Email - podcast@offharborandmain.comTwitter - @offharborInstagram - @offharborFacebook - Off Harbor & MainWebsite - OffHarborAndMain.com

00:30 Paul's back!3:20 KBO starts Tuesday, May 5th; How were they able to pull that off?6:45 Three 10-team divisions9:55 Universal DH; Will we ever see the pitcher hit again?13:10 The fallout of three 10-team divisions20:50 Paul's attempt to get into broadcasting while rocking the 'Lincoln'25:35 What would the schedule or playoff format look like under the three 10-team division proposal?29:45 C. Trent talks to Justin Nicolino who is pitching in the CPBL31:40 May the 4th be with you; Holiday dinner plansFollow Paul on Twitter: @pauldehnerjrFollow C. Trent on Twitter: @ctrent You can get 40% off a subscription to The Athletic by visiting theathletic.com/warp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AXN estrena el 27 de enero a las 23:00h Lincoln Rhyme: Cazando al Coleccionista de Huesos, la serie basada en las novelas de Jeffery Deaver que saltó definitivamente a la fama con su adaptación cinematográfica. C.J. Navas, Maritxu Olazabal y Lorena Gil comentan el primer episodio de la serie y nos dan motivos para acercarnos a ella.

Rob Pearman tells regular reviewer Debbie Heath why he chose George Saunders' Man Booker prize winning novel 'Lincoln in the Bardo' for this edition in the series 'Talking about Books and Audiobooks'

Rob Pearman tells regular reviewer Debbie Heath why he chose George Saunders' Man Booker prize winning novel 'Lincoln in the Bardo' for this edition in the series 'Talking about Books and Audiobooks'

In this episode of Nothing Really Matters, I discuss monologues and why I think it is almost impossible to be proud of performing a monologue that you admire. I also talk about the movie, 'Lincoln' and 'Hold the Dark'. Thank you to the Creative Actors Studio for giving me the confidence to make this podcast, as well as Bensound.com for providing the royalty-free music!

The Booker shortlisted author tells Robert Kirkwood about his first full length novel after a career as the 'master of the short story', and discusses the work involved in having over 160 narrators on a book.

This week on 'State of Wonder,' the writer behind 'Angels in America' and the movies 'Lincoln' and 'Munich' on writing for today, the head of Portland Center Stage on the hit musical 'Fun Home' and more.Tony Kushner Finds the Humanity in the Epic - 1:05Playwright Tony Kushner is a fearless explorer of spaces where the personal meets the political. His two-part masterpiece, "Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes," kicked down the door to a discussion of the AIDS epidemic, and his screenwriting work on films like "Lincoln" and "Munich" manage to find the most internal, human stories in mammoth historical events. Kushner is headed to Oregon to deliver the keynote speech at the Oregon Arts Summit on Oct. 6, and we got him on the phone to talk about what he's working on now, including a play about President Trump (maybe) and a new take on "West Side Story" with his regular collaborator, Steven Spielberg.Painter Arvie Smith Wins the Governor's Art Award for Lifetime Achievement - 8:53To celebrate the Oregon Arts Summit and the 50th anniversary of the Oregon Arts Commission, Governor Kate Brown has resurrected the Governor’s Art Awards after a 10-year hiatus. The big winners of the Lifetime Achievement Awards are Portland painter Arvie Smith and the Kalapuya and Coos storyteller Esther Stutzman. Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts, Portland Opera and The James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation are also taking home awards. We sat down with Smith last year before his solo show at the Portland Art Museum to discuss his vivid, explosive paintings rich with political overtones, humor, and heartbreak.opbmusic Session in the Woods with Folk Singer Joan Shelley - 16:07This year, folk singer Joan Shelley released her fifth solo album with some big-name help. Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy produced and recorded the album in his Chicago studio. With those massive resources at her fingertips, Shelley could have gone big with a fuller sound and plenty of bells and whistles; instead, she doubled down on a minimalist sound that has made her stand out in an increasingly grandiose music industry. Recently, Shelley and guitarist Nathan Salsburg performed two songs for OPB on a hiking trail in Portland’s Marquam Nature Park. You can find videos at opbmusic. Chris Coleman on Directing the Tony-Winning Musical 'Fun Home' and Portland Center Stage's Upcoming Season - 24:15Portland Center State, the city’s biggest theater company, opened its 30th season this month with a most unlikely musical: the Tony-award-winning, coming-of-age story “Fun Home,” based on the graphic novel by cartoonist Alison Bechdel. It's the story of Bechdel's own coming out in contrast to the closeted, repressed life her father lived, and the title refers to a nickname she and her siblings had for the family house, which also happened to be the town's funeral home. You will never laugh so hard at kids making up a musical commercial about embalming. We talk with artistic director Chris Coleman about the production, which is the first by a local theater on the West Coast, as well as the rest of the season.

In this bonus programme, TLS fiction editor Toby Lichtig interviews George Saunders about his first novel, 'Lincoln in the Bardo'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the MashReads Podcast, we read and discuss George Saunders's new postmodern novel 'Lincoln In The Bardo'And as always, we close the show with recommendations: Aliza recommends the audiobook version of Lincoln In The Bardo. "The audiobook for this book, Lincoln In The Bardo, is amazing. All of the 166 different perspectives have a different voice actor; they're all well known celebrities/ big name actors, and they all apparently knocked it out of the park." Peter recommends rewatching the first John Wick movie (before seeing John Wick: Chapter 2). "What I love so much about that movie is that it all takes place in its own kind of silly world, but it knows it's silly and it's fine being silly." MJ recommends Kathryn Schulz's 'When Things Go Missing,' a new essay in the New Yorker about grief and the phenomenon of losing things. "It's both a really heartbreaking and emotional essay, but also a masterful one. [Kathryn Schulz] is such a phenomenal writer. I highly recommend you go read this."

In this episode me and my friend Kieran discuss the Steven Spielberg film 'Lincoln'. Along the way we discuss the Gilmore Girls reunion, the film Valentine's Day and we touch on recent politics (Donald Trump/ Brexit).

This week on the DudeDrivesCars podcast, Matthew the Car Guy talk about his experience with the 2016 Cadillac CTS Premium AWD. Does it have the power, chassis, & interior to hang with ze Germans? Signs point to yes ... #Magic8BallAlso on board this week is news of the NASCAR Whelan All-American series headed to Eastbound Speedway in Avondale, Newfoundland! Matthew the Car Guy raced at that track many moons ago and it's great to see its new owners remake the place and achieve great things!We'll also talk about some early reveals at the New York Auto Show, including the fantastic Mazda Miata MX-5 RF and Lincoln's wild Navigator Concept. Who'dve thought we'd be using 'wild' and 'Lincoln' in the same sentence, eh?Thanks for listening to our podcast and be sure to check us out at www.DudeDrivesCars.com for more great car content! Find us on Instagram @DudeDrivesCars

Dexter and Oxnard talk about dreams, bug recipes, and the movie 'Lincoln'.  Introducing 'Boss's Game Corner'.

Sian Williams and Richard Coles with writer and broadcaster Judy Finnigan, Adam who suffers from auditory verbal hallucinations- hearing voices, poetry from Kate Fox, a glimpse inside the film 'Lincoln' with one of the historical advisors Professor Catherine Clinton, a sound sculpture from a Cornish cave, The Thing about Me- a listener's momento from Stalag Luft lll ( The Great Escape ) is a wooden dog and The Inheritance Tracks of Jeff Lynne from ELO Producer: Chris Wilson.

Welcome back from Thanksgiving break! I talk 'Lincoln' vs 'The Life of Pi' in the Oscar race! Is Joseph Gordon Levitt playing Batman in a Justice League movie? Ian McKellan and Patrick Stewart return to the X-Men franchise! What's Star Trek 2 about? A big 'Doc of the Dead' update! Doc Ock pulls a fast one in Amazing Spider-Man 698! The Walking Dead is on a roll! And Geekscape is having a birthday party and YOU'RE invited!

Laura and Sean talk about the perfect gift for the music lover in your life. Jake Neary, Laura's father, shares his experiences as the world's biggest Notre Dame football fan, including his attendance at the "Rudy" game. Laura and Sean review 'Lincoln', one of the top movies at the box office. Eric Burdon has teamed up with The Greenhornes for a new E.P. and The LSD Show has your free download of their new song, "Out of my Mind".

0:00-3:45 - Introduction; stuff about the baby; etc.3:45-15:00 - "Lincoln" review15:00-30:15 - "Breaking Dawn -- Part 2" review30:15-41:25 - QOTW (What type of movie do you tend to automatically avoid?)41:25-43:00 - iTunes reviews43:00-50:30 - Character Casserole (Scooby-Doo, the kid from "Pursuit of Happyness," Rick from "The Mummy")50:30-57:20 - Discussion question from a listener: What does it take for a movie to get an F or zero?57:20-59:40 - Wrap-up and goodbyes; more about Snider's relationship with Bayer's babyQOTW: In honor of "Rise of the Guardians," make up a new mythical character (along the lines of Santa and the Tooth Fairy) who should be turned into a movie.

Craig Symonds, Chief Historian of the USS Monitor Center, Professor at the US Naval Academy and author of 'Lincoln and His Admirals.'

Craig Symonds, Chief Historian of the USS Monitor Center, Professor at the US Naval Academy and author of 'Lincoln and His Admirals.'

Craig Symonds, Chief Historian of the USS Monitor Center, Professor at the US Naval Academy and author of 'Lincoln and His Admirals.'

Craig Symonds, Chief Historian of the USS Monitor Center, Professor at the US Naval Academy and author of 'Lincoln and His Admirals.'

Part 3 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 2 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 1 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 2 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 1 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 3 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 3 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 1 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 2 - Matthew Pinsker, author of 'Lincoln's Sanctuary: Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home.'

Part 3 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 3 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 2 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 1 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 1 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 2 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 3 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 2 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 1 - James M. Schmidt, author of 'Lincoln's Labels: America's Best Known Brands and the Civil War.'

Part 3 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 2 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 2 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 1 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 1 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 1 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 2 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 3 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'

Part 3 - William Marvel, author of 'Lincoln's Darkest Year: The War in 1862'