Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Final Lyceum of the season examines Lincoln's path to abolishing slavery
Rutgers University professor Louis Masur discussed the leadership and evolving perspectives of Abraham Lincoln during the final Monadnock Summer Lyceum event of the year.
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