Every week Hillsdale College President Larry PR joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss great books,

great men, and great ideas.

This is the Hillsdale Dialogues, part of the Hillsdale College Podcast Network.

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Morning glory America, Bonjour High Canada, I'm Hugh Hewitt, that music means it's the last

radio hour of the week from my new affiliates, about 450 and rising in the keys, the Florida

Keys and in Cape Maine, New Jersey.

Every last hour is devoted to the Hillsdale Dialog where we go big and we talk about big issues

and big people and big ideas, usually with Dr. Larry Arn, President of Hillsdale College.

All things Hillsdale, you can find at Hillsdale.edu and you can find all of the Hillsdale Dialogues,

500 Native them, at Hugh4Hillsdale.com, Dr. Arn is unavailable today, so I went back into

the archives and we have an encore presentation of our conversation about the Cooper Union

speech by Abraham Lincoln.

I brought this out because of Cooper Union being in the news this week with Jewish students

trapped in the library told to hide in the attic as anti-Semitic demonstrators threatened

them and I thought to when Abraham Lincoln laid down one of the most significant speeches

in American history at Cooper Union.

So let's begin with this encore presentation of the Hillsdale Dialog with Dr. Larry Arn.

Up now to February 27th of 1860, Dr. Arn, welcome back, of course we're talking about the

Cooper Union address today.

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