Abraham Lincoln: Now He Belongs to
the Ages
June 18, 19, 20, 2004 
Abraham Lincoln, apologizing for the brevity of his 1859 autobiographical sketch, observed that "there is not much of it, for the reason, I suppose, that there is not much of me." Subsequent events revealed the irony of this assessment, and popular and scholarly interest in Lincoln's life and legacy continues. This year's Crowe Academy studies Lincoln in history and myth to explore the ways that Lincoln, in Edwin M. Stanton's prophetic words, "belongs to the ages."
Location: Hanover College Campus
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Course Materials: The book: The Lincoln Enigma will be sent to each registrant after the full registration fee is received in our office. There will be small discussion groups scheduled throughout the weekend. The editor, Gabor Boritt will be on hand to answer questions and sign books. |
| Crowe Academy participants will be treated to a cruise on The Spirit of Jefferson which is based in Louisville, Kentucky. Dinner will be served aboard this romantic vessel. | |
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