In addition to being the birthday of Publick Occurrences 2.0′s senior proprietor, February 27 is the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s famous Cooper Union address in 1860 (making this the sesquicentennial, come to think of it). I was actually walking near Cooper Union this past evening, which gave me the chance to reflect on great men of American history and great American historians. A fine way to say farewell to this short month.
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