Gov. Mario Cuomo
Tuesday, June 22, 2004
Gov. Cuomo’s new book is Why Lincoln Matters: Today More Than Ever. Cuomo also edited an anthology of Lincoln’s writing called Lincoln on Democracy.
» Read a brief biography of Abe Lincoln
» More about Gov. Cuomo’s book
» Read an excerpt of the book in our Reading Room
Music: CD: He Got Game Soundtrack (The music of Aaron Copland) Cut # 6 "Lincoln Portrait"
Cut # 11 "Grover’s Corner" from Our Town
Sony Records
Events: Mario Cuomo reads and signs books in Huntington, NY on Friday, June 21 at 8pm at The Book Revue and Saturday, June 22 at 2pm in Ridgewood, NJ at Bookends.
» Read a brief biography of Abe Lincoln
» More about Gov. Cuomo’s book
» Read an excerpt of the book in our Reading Room
Music: CD: He Got Game Soundtrack (The music of Aaron Copland) Cut # 6 "Lincoln Portrait"
Cut # 11 "Grover’s Corner" from Our Town
Sony Records
Events: Mario Cuomo reads and signs books in Huntington, NY on Friday, June 21 at 8pm at The Book Revue and Saturday, June 22 at 2pm in Ridgewood, NJ at Bookends.
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