lincoln in scotland: a gift of the gilded age
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2016
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Abstract
On August 21, 1893, a bronze stature of Abraham Lincoln was erected in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland. This article examines the story of this monument and the motivations of the men who erected it, as a way of understanding Lincoln’s legacy on Scottish shores. Further, this gift from America to Scotland can be understood as a symbol of Gilded Age transatlantic relations.
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| Authors | ;Caroline Hurley |
| Journal | ecological modelling |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.18422/60-05
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