An interview with Allen C. Guelzo / Allen C. Guelzo ; Stewart Winger, interviewer. 2008.

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An interview with Allen C. Guelzo / Allen C. Guelzo ; Stewart Winger, interviewer. 2008.

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An interview of Allen C. Guelzo conducted by Stewart Winger for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library. This interview covers Abraham Lincoln; enlightenment and romantic era thought on free will and predestination; enlightenment philosophers; Jonathan Edwards; Emancipation Proclamation; the Lincoln-Douglas debates; Abraham Lincoln: Redeemer President; Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation: The End of Slavery in America; and Lincoln and Douglas: The Debates that Defines America.

3 data discs (85 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.4 film cassettes : digital ; 3/8 in.

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