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2008 AMART
Symposium
“The Bloodshed at Lafayette
Square” The Attack at the Seward Home
Hugh Boyle
President and founding member of the Delaware Valley
Civil War Round Table. He is the former publisher
and book review editor of the Civil War Brigadier
Newspaper. .
He is an instructor at the Civil War Institute at
Manor College in Jenkintown Pennsylvania, where he
teaches courses on the “Lincoln Assassination”,
“Lincoln the War President” and the”
Irish in the American Civil War”, “ Civil
War Washington”, “Civil War Marriages”
and is part of the “Civil War Overview”
course
Hugh serves on the board of the Bensalem Reenactment
Committee, and is a founding member of The Association
of Mid Atlantic Civil War Round Tables. He has traveled
and lectured on Abraham Lincoln, The Lincoln Assassination
to round tables, historical societies, museums, high
schools, colleges and at Civil War seminars such as
the Harrisburg Community College Civil War seminar
and The Association of Mid Atlantic Civil War Round
Tables Lincoln Symposium. He is a member of the Surratt
Society, the Lincoln Forum, and the Lincoln Fellowship
of Pennsylvania ,the Abraham Lincoln Association,
the Civil War Library and Museum, and is founder and
President of The April 1865 Society, he has also served
as a volunteer at the Civil War and Underground Railroad
Museum . He is also a member of the Associated History
Presenters.
He is retired from his position as National Sales
Manager of Roadpro 12 Volt electronics. He also has
taught a sales and marketing course at Manor College.
He and his wife Rosemary live in Bensalem Pennsylvania.
Other than the Lincoln Assassination, He also offers
lectures on “John Wilkes Booth, The Man who
Killed Lincoln”, “Dan Sickles, General,
Congressman, Scoundrel & Murderer”, “1865
The Most important Year”, The Irish in the American
Civil War”, “Mary & Abe, Love is Eternal”,
“The Lincoln Presidency”,” Abraham
Lincoln at Gettysburg”, “Washington, The
Eye of the Storm in the Civil War” and “Civil
War Marriages” and “The Shattered Lives
of the Lincoln Assassination”.
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