CSPAN Appearance

Boritt's recent appearance on CSPAN's After Words has been released by Book-TV as a free MP3 on their webpage. The MP3 is available here.

If you enjoy the interview between Boritt and James Swanson, author of Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer (2006), and are interested in more Podcasts of the CSPAN "After Words" series, visit CSPAN's Podcasting Page.

More National Media

December's issue of North & South Magazine featured an article by Boritt. New Birth: Gettysburg describes the transformation of the town from barely scraping by to being able to host a national dedication ceremony.


In a different vein, Preservation Magazine recently ran a feature on Gabor and Liz' beautiful, historic Gettysburg home, and the namesake of this blog. The article on The Farm by the Ford ran in the November/December issue of the magazine.


Critics have been praising the Gettysburg Gospel in many national media outlets, and so we leave you today with three such reviews. The first comes from American Heritage Magazine, a review by Harold Holzer, American Scholar and Co-chair of the Lincoln Bicentennial. The others come from The New York Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Don't forget, Boritt on CSPAN this weekend. Check the previous post for more details.

Upcoming Interviews

With the new year come new engagements and opportunities to see Gabor on National media. Check out CSPAN this weekend for an interview with the Author of "The Gettysburgt Gospel" airing Saturday, January 13, at 9 pm EST & Sunday, January 14, 6 pm and 9 pm EST.

Also, catch Boritt LIVE on "The Dennis Prager Show" broadcast on KRLA AM 870 in Los Angeles at 1:00 pm EST on Wednesday, January 10. Not in L.A.? KRLA has a webstream of their signal available at: KRLA870.com

A New Year Brings More Coverage...

The New Year has brought us a slew of magazine articles. Many of you might have seen the US News and World Report Article, but we're also happy to bring you copies of an article appearing in January's Civil War Times Illustrated and one from February's issue of American History. Click on the cover images below for the full text of the articles. PDF reading software, such as the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, is required.



Happy Reading!