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Richard Norton Smith: one of America's most distinguished historians discusses our nation and our Presidents--in particular, Abraham Lincoln, whose Presidential library and museum he has just opened.("Live" with TAE)(Interview)

The American Enterprise

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Historian Richard Norton Smith has worked for Republican politicians (Senators Edward Brooke and Robert Dole), written biographies of Republican leaders (Herbert Hoover, Thomas Dewey, and, forthcoming, Nelson Rockefeller), and directed the libraries of GOP Presidents Hoover, Eisenhower, Ford, and Reagan. So it is fitting that his latest job is connected to the granddaddy of all Republicans. He recently became director of the new Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois.

The museum opened in late April to much fanfare, and also some controversy: Quite unlike the usual staid Presidential reliquaries, the Lincoln museum features ...

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