Lincoln/Net Videos

Edward Ayers

• Southerners on the Frontier
• The Movement of African-American Colonization
• John Brown's Raid and the American Sectional Crisis

John Mack Faragher

• The Settlement of Illinois
• Law and Society in Frontier Illinois
• Settlers and Native Americans Before the Blackhawk War
• Religion on the Illinois Frontier
• Lincoln's Religious Beliefs
• Singing on the Illinois Frontier

Eric Foner

• Abraham Lincoln and the Idea of Free Labor
• Lincoln and Abolitionism
• Frontier Settlement and the Vision of an All-White Society
• Abraham Lincoln and the Problem of Race and Slavery
• Free Blacks, Colonization, and the Roots of Abolitionism
• Abraham Lincoln and the Politics of Race
• Fugitive Slaves and the Compromise of 1850
• The Dred Scott Decision of 1857
• The Dred Scott Decision and National Politics
• Nineteenth Century American Political Culture
• The Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858
• Abraham Lincoln and the Roots of the Abolitionist Movement

Michael F. Holt

• Women's Roles in Whig Politics
• The Second Party System in American Politics
• Origins of the Compromise of 1850
• Stephen Douglas and the Kansas-Nebraska Act

James Horton

• African-Americans and the Black Codes in the Antebellum North
• Abraham Lincoln and the Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Abolitionism in Antebellum Illinois
• Slavery and the Sectional Crisis of 1850
• Abraham Lincoln's Changing Attitude Towards Slavery
• Abraham Lincoln and the African-American Colonization Movement
• Free Blacks in the Antebellum North
• The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850

Julie Roy Jeffrey

• The Formation of Anti-Slavery Societies in the Antebellum North
• Mary Todd Lincoln's Frontier Life
• Changing Gender Roles in the Antebellum Period
• Abolitionism and Women's Changing Public Roles
• The Second Great Awakening and Antebellum Social Reform

Michael Johnson

• Lincoln's Ideas About Race
• The Expansion of Slavery, White Racial Attitudes, and the Settlement of Illinois
• Abraham Lincoln and the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854
• Free Blacks in the Antebellum North
• Abraham Lincoln as a Historical Figure

Charles McCurdy

• Public Land Law and the Settlement of the Frontier
• Commercial Law and the Settlement of the Frontier
• Brunson v. Kedzie: The Law of Contracts and Frontier Settlement
• Law and Commerce on the Frontier
• Banks in Antebellum Illinois
• Whig Political Ideas
• The Law of Slavery
• The Dred Scott Case, Part 1: Background
• The Dred Scott Case, Part 2: Taney's Decision

Gerald Prokopowicz

• Lincoln's Ambitions and Attitudes Towards Frontier Life
• Abraham Lincoln's Religion Beliefs and Public Life
• Abraham Lincoln's Attitudes Towards Race and Slavery
• Abraham Lincoln, Women, and Politics
• Abraham Lincoln's Militia Service in the Black Hawk War
• Lincoln the Whig
• Lincoln's Political Rhetoric and the Growth of American Democracy
• Antebellum Politics as Popular Entertainment

Kathryn Kish Sklar

• Family Life and the Development of the Middle Classes in Antebellum America
• Education, Culture, and the Patterns of Frontier Settlement
• Women's Changing Roles in Immigrant Families
• Women Churches and the Development of the Antebellum Social Reform Movement
• Anti-Slavery and the Origins of the American Women's Rights Movement
• Women and Poltical Activity in the Antebellum Whig Party
• Free Black Women in the Anti-Slavery Movement

Lincoln/Net Music

• Tippecanoe Song Book.
• Songs for the People.
• Log Cabin and Hard Cider Melodies
• Log Cabin Song Book
• The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book
• National Clay Melodist
• National Clay Minstrel, and Frelinghuysen Melodist
• The Liberty Minstrel
• General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster.
• Rough and Ready Songster
• Free Soil Minstrel
• Scott and Graham Campaign Songster.
• Listen to the Mockingbird
• The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People.
• The Democratic Campaign Songster.
• The Republican Vocalist
• The Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book.
• We Are Coming Father Abraam, Three Hundred Thousand More
• Young Lady's Songster
• King Alcohol
• Let Us All Speak Our Minds If We Die for It
• El-a-noy in Carmer, Carl, ed. Songs of the Rivers of America. New York: Farrar-Rinehart, 1942.
• Donizetti, Gaetano. Funeral March: Performed at the Funeral of Abraham Lincoln. Boston: Oliver Ditson, 1865. Audio only.
• Hess, Charles. Funeral March to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln, the Martyr President. New York: Horace Waters, 1865. Audio only.
• Parkhurst, Mrs. E. A. Funeral March. New York: Horace Waters, 1865. Audio only.