[PRCo] Re: Lincoln

[Gray, George]

I would recommend the biography written by David H. Donald in 1995.  For
Lincoln's relationship with his generals, see Tried by War, written by
James McPherson and published last year.

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Phillip Clark Campbell
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> From: Dennis Fred Cramer <trombone at windstream.net>
> To: pittsburgh-railways at dementia.org
> Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 11:11:38 AM
> Subject: [PRCo] Re: Lincoln
> 
> I spent my entire career attempting to tell the truth and
> encouraging others to do what they could to help the
> world become a better place.
> 
> The wonderful thing about music is parts of it are incredibly
> absolute and the other is incredibly indescribable.
> 
> No matter how much I love music, I taught people first, not music.
> 
> 
> 
> Dennis F. Cramer
>       Trombone


Mr.Cramer;


I hope you are able to see some of the fruits of your labor;
generations could be blessed because of your efforts.

Could you please recommend some reading on Lincoln?

Also, using the transit reminder concerning rules:
'Lest We Forget'  --  would you please share some of the
other information you have learned about Lincoln?

I have always remembered the story of Lincoln receiving too
much change for a purchase and walking several miles to return
some pennies.  I often hear people today saying that it was the
clerk's mistake and thus their loss.  Dead wrong isn't it.



Phil