In Memoriam:
David Herbert Donald
Lincoln Man
extraordinaire...and great friend of our Round
Table. For six years Harvard's Professor Emeritus
without fanfare has served as an advisor to our
Barondess/Lincoln Award's Committee. Quietly he
guided our decisions and pointed out pitfalls to our
deliberations. Best of all - and there could be more
than one best - was his graceful, southern accented,
almost honeyed tones when he said "Elegant, quite
elegant" to support our Special Barondess Prize in
honor of William E. Gianappe. Neither of his
Pulitzers was received for his legacy works on
Lincoln, perhaps why he considered our Barondess
(1996) his prize among prizes.
He passed away
May 17, 2009, age 88, and took with him a
storytelling ability within the confines of history
that made accessible to all comers the narration of
Lincoln's life. He caught America's pulse whenever
he found history in need of telling. Perhaps his
Southern roots created the imaginative insight
required to understand Lincoln by overcoming the
barricades his heritage erected. In the end, despite
the heady brew of celebrity he remained open to all
lovers of knowlege-for in teaching he knew he would
be taught. Farewell, Lincoln Man of Lincoln, Ma.
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The
Bicentennial Celebration

Teamwork
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The
Benjamin Barondess Award was established at a meeting
held December 13, 1960, through a suggestion by
Dr. John McGowan. Mr. Barondess was a distinguished
charter member and former vice president of the
Civil War Round Table of New York and this award
was to be presented in his memory. The award, in
the form of a copy of a bust of Lincoln, is presented
annually at the February meeting of the Round Table
"to any person or institution and for any
contribution to the greater appreciation of the
life and works of Abraham Lincoln as decided upon
by the award committee."
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2009
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Winner
Neil
Harris
Adele Gutman Nathan
Lloyd Ostendorf and Charles Hamilton
Louis A. Warren
Della Crowder Miller
Kenneth A. Bernard
Richard Allen Heckman
Paul M. Angle
Victor Searcher
David Plowden and Bryan Holme
Michael Davis
Frankie Hewitt
Arnold Gates
Lincoln Memorial University
Floyd E. Risvold
Stefan
Lorant and Mable Kunkel
Stephen B. Oates
Louis A. Warren, Curator
Harold Holzer
Herbert Mitgang
LaWanda Cox
Mark E. Neely, Jr.
Philip B. Kunhardt, Jr.
Gore Vidal
Lincoln Memorial Shrine
Ralph G. Newman
William Safire
Gabor Boritt
Don Fehrenbacher
Mario Cuomo/Harold Holzer
Mark E. Neely, Jr.
Garry Wills
Harold Holzer
Philip S. Paludan
David Herbert Donald
Don E. and Virginia Fehrenbacher
Lincoln National Historic Site
Douglas L. Wilson
William C. (Jack) Davis
Barry Schwartz
George Craig
William Lee Miller
Stewart Winger
Harold Holzer
Doris Kearns Goodwin
Gabor Boritt
Brian Dirck
Craig Symonds
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Book
or Contribution
Philosophy
of Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln's America
Lincoln in Photographs
Lincoln's Gettysburg Declaration
Abraham Lincoln - the Boy - the Man - the President
Lincoln and the Music of the Civil War
Lincoln vs. Douglas
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Today
Lincoln and his America
The Image of Lincoln in the South
Founder: Ford's Theater Society
Lincoln: Author, Lecturer
Publication: The Lincoln Herald
A True History of the Assassination of Abraham
Lincoln
and of the Conspiracy of 1865
Abraham Lincoln - Unforgettable American
With Malice Toward None - The Life of Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Library and Museum Library
Portraits, prints and sculptures of Lincoln
Various Lincoln writings
Lincoln and Black Freedom: A Study in Presidential
Leadership
The Abraham Lincoln Encyclopedia
The Abraham Lincoln Encyclopedia
Lincoln
Contributions to Lincolniana
Contributions to Lincolniana
Freedom
The Historian's Lincoln: Pseudohistory, Psychohistory,
and History
Abraham Lincoln: Speeches and Writings, 1832 - 1865
Lincoln on Democracy Project
The Fate of Liberty
Lincoln at Gettysburg
The Lincoln Douglas Debates
The Presidency of Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Recollected Words of Abraham Lincoln
Contributions to Lincolniana
Honor's Voice
Lincoln's Men
Abraham Lincoln and the Forge of National Memory
Contributions to Lincolniana
Lincoln's Virtues
Lincoln, Religion and Romantic Cultural Politics
Lincoln at Cooper Union
Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham
Lincoln
The Gettysburg Gospel
Lincoln the Lawyer
Lincoln and his Admirals
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Julie
Harris |
Actress
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Hal Holbrook
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Actor - Sandburg/Lincoln TV Series
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Cyrus Gordon
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Past Chairman. Barondess Award Committee
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National
Park Service |
Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site
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William E. Gienapp |
Lifetime Contributions to Lincolnianaz |
2009
(Bicentennial) |
Harold Holzer |
Lincoln President-Elect |
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Civil War Round Table of New York was organized in 1951
to keep alive the history of the Civil War. Meeting
monthly from September through June, the members gather
to listen to a distinguished speaker and preserve endangered
battlefields. |
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