No President faced a more severe Constitutional crisis—or tested the limits of the Constitution more daringly—than Abraham Lincoln. Join us Thursday, January 26, at 7 p.m. at the National Archives Authors and historians Mark E. Neely, Jr., Brian McGinty, and Frank J. Williams—with Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer as moderator—probe issues that still resonate in America: the limits of executive authority, the meaning of the law of war, and the legacy of America’s 16th President. A book signing will follow the program. Image: World War II poster, ARC Identifier 534342, National Archives
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No President faced a more severe Constitutional crisis—or tested the limits of the Constitution more daringly—than Abraham Lincoln.

Join us Thursday, January 26, at 7 p.m. at the National Archives

Authors and historians Mark E. Neely, Jr., Brian McGinty, and Frank J. Williams—with Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer as moderator—probe issues that still resonate in America: the limits of executive authority, the meaning of the law of war, and the legacy of America’s 16th President. A book signing will follow the program.

Image: World War II poster, ARC Identifier 534342, National Archives