Carl Sandburg Before a Joint Session of Congress, Feb. 12, 1959 10' LP + bonus
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 After receiving the Pulitzer Prize in History for his six-volume biography of Lincoln, Sandburg was honored by an invitation to address a Joint Session of Congress on the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, on February 12, 1959.  The last private citizen who had been asked to do so had been in 1874.  The Speaker of the House introduced Sandburg to the President, Vice-President, justices, senators, and congressmen, and other dignitaries. It was said that Carl Sandburg was the man who probably knew more about "the life, the times, the hopes and the aspirations of Abraham Lincoln than any other human being".  

 

 

 

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