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X-WR-CALDESC:1866: Lincoln Author and others present on the year after the 
 War\n\nJason Emerson\, independent historian\, professional journalist\, a
 nd an author on the life and times of Abraham Lincoln and his family\, wil
 l present Such a Baptism of Sorry: The Lincoln Family in 1866 at 7 p.m. Sa
 turday\, Jun 11 at the Smithfield Community Center\, 5255 Pleasant Valley 
 Road in Peterboro\, NY 13134. Emerson will address the status of the Linco
 ln family after 1865\, the year of the assassination of the President and 
 the termination of the Civil War. Emerson's book Giant in the Shadows is t
 he definitive biography of Lincoln's oldest son\, and was named Book of th
 e Year by the Illinois State Historical Society in 2013. Emerson's book Ma
 ry Lincoln's Insanity Case: A Documentary History is a compilation of prim
 ary sources on the subject including letters\, newspapers\, and the Bellev
 ue Place Sanitarium reports\, as well as personal interviews and diaries w
 hich were involved in her insanity trial. Other previous books include The
  Madness of Mary Lincoln and The Dark Days of Abraham Lincoln's Widow\, As
  Revealed by Her Own Letters. Emerson is currently writing two books: Mary
  Lincoln for the Ages (to be published in 2017-18) and Lincoln's Lover: Ma
 ry Lincoln in Poetry. The Lincoln author has appeared on Book TV\, America
 n History TV\, and The History Channel.\n\nJason Emerson has worked as a N
 ational Park Service Park Ranger at the Lincoln Home National Historic Sit
 e\, Gettysburg National Military Park\, and the Jefferson National Expansi
 on Memorial in St. Louis\, and as a costumed interpreter at the Genesee Co
 unty Museum in Mumford\, NY. He lives in Cazenovia\, NY and is currently t
 he editor of the Cazenovia Republican newspaper. The public is encouraged 
 to attend Emerson's program on the Lincoln's family following the first da
 y of the 24th Annual Peterboro Civil War Weekend. Admission for re-enactor
 s\, volunteers\, and Saturday visitors with a hand stamp for the day is fr
 ee to the program. Otherwise\, adults are five dollars and students are fr
 ee.
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DESCRIPTION:1866: Lincoln Author and others present on the year after the W
 ar\n\nJason Emerson\, independent historian\, professional journalist\, an
 d an author on the life and times of Abraham Lincoln and his family\, will
  present Such a Baptism of Sorry: The Lincoln Family in 1866 at 7 p.m. Sat
 urday\, Jun 11 at the Smithfield Community Center\, 5255 Pleasant Valley R
 oad in Peterboro\, NY 13134. Emerson will address the status of the Lincol
 n family after 1865\, the year of the assassination of the President and t
 he termination of the Civil War. Emerson's book Giant in the Shadows is th
 e definitive biography of Lincoln's oldest son\, and was named Book of the
  Year by the Illinois State Historical Society in 2013. Emerson's book Mar
 y Lincoln's Insanity Case: A Documentary History is a compilation of prima
 ry sources on the subject including letters\, newspapers\, and the Bellevu
 e Place Sanitarium reports\, as well as personal interviews and diaries wh
 ich were involved in her insanity trial. Other previous books include The 
 Madness of Mary Lincoln and The Dark Days of Abraham Lincoln's Widow\, As 
 Revealed by Her Own Letters. Emerson is currently writing two books: Mary 
 Lincoln for the Ages (to be published in 2017-18) and Lincoln's Lover: Mar
 y Lincoln in Poetry. The Lincoln author has appeared on Book TV\, American
  History TV\, and The History Channel.\n\nJason Emerson has worked as a Na
 tional Park Service Park Ranger at the Lincoln Home National Historic Site
 \, Gettysburg National Military Park\, and the Jefferson National Expansio
 n Memorial in St. Louis\, and as a costumed interpreter at the Genesee Cou
 nty Museum in Mumford\, NY. He lives in Cazenovia\, NY and is currently th
 e editor of the Cazenovia Republican newspaper. The public is encouraged t
 o attend Emerson's program on the Lincoln's family following the first day
  of the 24th Annual Peterboro Civil War Weekend. Admission for re-enactors
 \, volunteers\, and Saturday visitors with a hand stamp for the day is fre
 e to the program. Otherwise\, adults are five dollars and students are fre
 e.
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LOCATION:5255 Pleasant Valley Road\, PO Box 55\, Peterboro\, NY
SUMMARY:Such a Baptism of Sorrows: The Lincoln Family in 1866
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