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ABRAHAM
LINCOLN

2 LIVE SESSIONS (90 MINUTES EACH)

LIVE WITH

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Course Category:
American History

Program Start Date:
January 16, 2024

Maximum Participants:
60

Program Price:
$99

Program End Date:
January 23, 2024

Program Time:
6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. ET

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

Dive deep into the heart of American history with our captivating course led by Professor Gary W. Gallagher. This course offers a profound exploration of Abraham Lincoln's unparalleled leadership during one of the most tumultuous times in the United States: the Civil War. Examine "Lincoln as Commander in Chief," shedding light on his leadership during the Civil War and his relationships with military leaders like Winfield Scott and Ulysses S. Grant. Explore "Lincoln and the Concept Union," highlighting his deep understanding of the Union's significance in the mid-19th-century U.S., his skill in rallying diverse support, and his balance between the ideals of Union and emancipation. Join us on this enlightening journey and gain a deeper appreciation for the man who steered a nation through its most challenging times.

Course Description

SYLLABUS

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SESSION 1

January 16, 2024
Tuesday at 6 p.m. ET

Lincoln As Commander In Chief

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SESSION 2

January 23, 2024
Tuesday at 6 p.m. ET

Lincoln and the Concept
Union

Syllabus

WHAT'S INCLUDED

2 Live Online Sessions

Two 90-minute sessions held live on Zoom with the professor and your fellow learners

Course Page

You'll have access to a dedicated course page where all of the content of your course is organized

Access to Recordings

All sessions are recorded and you'll have access to the recordings for on-demand viewing

Premier Customer Service

You'll have a direct customer service contact for the duration of the course

Reading Recommendations

Curated reading lists from the professor to further enhance your understanding of the topic

Small Group Learning

This class is limited to only sixty participants to mimic a small college class with direct access to the professor

Inclusions
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