'She thought of herself as the Queen of America': Why Mary Todd Lincoln became the US's most vilified First Lady
Abraham Lincoln's wife was long attacked for everything from her spending to her lack of emotional restraint. But with two ...
Beyond the First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln; a look at all the women in late Abraham Lincoln's life
Abraham Lincoln, celebrated on his 216th birthday, left a significant impact as the 16th President of the US. Not only known ...
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The amazing story behind the only photograph of President Lincoln in death
When the assassinated president was laid out in his coffin in the rotunda of New York's City Hall for a viewing attended by 120,000 people on April 24, 1865, his widow, Mary Todd Lincoln ...
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Mary Todd Lincoln’s grandfather tried to save Lexington’s earliest history despite fire
What was left, and still legible, was later copied again by a special committee. Todd died in 1807, and is also known for being the grandfather of future First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln.
Tituss Burgess to take over role of Mary Todd Lincoln in Broadway’s ‘Oh, Mary!’
Titus Burgess is heading back to Broadway, taking over the role of Mary Todd Lincoln in the uproarious comedy “Oh, Mary!” ...
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Was Abe Lincoln gay? New doc says yes, exploring the President’s lovers & the history of sexuality in the U.S.
is currently the hottest ticket on Broadway, revealing the untold story of First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln. And while Escola ...
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Tituss Burgess Is Broadway's New Mary Todd Lincoln in Cole Escola's Blockbuster Hit Comedy Oh, Mary!
Tituss Burgess is returning to Broadway for a limited three-week run in the hit comedy play 'Oh, Mary!' as Mary Todd Lincoln, ...
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Tituss Burgess to star as Mary Todd Lincoln in ‘Oh, Mary!’ on Broadway
For three weeks only, from March 18 through April 6, Burgess will take on the title role at the Lyceum Theatre.
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'She thought of herself as the Queen of America': Why Mary Todd Lincoln became the US's most vilified First Lady
In 1987, Jean Baker, a historian at Maryland's Goucher College published Mary Todd Lincoln: A Biography, portraying the Lincoln marriage as fundamentally tolerant and loving, and Mary as a vital ...