Lincoln Historian and Professor of History
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate, Tennessee
Dr. Charles M. Hubbard received his Ph.D. in American Diplomatic History from the University of Tennessee. He is the Director of the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum and Professor of History at Lincoln Memorial University. He has written and edited six books including: Corregidor: In Peace and War, forthcoming from University of Missouri Press, 2007; Historic Reflections on U.S. Governance and Civil Society, De La Salle University Press; The Burden of Confederate Diplomacy, University of Tennessee press; Lincoln Reshapes the Presidency, Mercer University Press; Lincoln and His Contemporaries, Mercer University Press; and The Many Faces of Lincoln, Mayhaven Press. He has written articles for various academic publications including "The Confederate Lobby and the Blockade Debate of 1862" in the Journal of Civil War History and "Lincoln and the Chicken Bone Case" in American History Magazine.
Currently, Dr. Hubbard is working on Lincoln and the Struggle For Command due out from Greenwood Press in 2010.
Dr. Hubbard is a Senior Fulbright Scholar and was named a John Nicholas Brown Fellow in 1997 by Brown University.
Contact Information:
Telephone: (423) 869-6354
Mailing Address:
Dr. Charles M. Hubbard
Director, Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap Parkway
Harrogate, TN 37752
Willing to Travel? Yes
Fee for Services? Yes (requests modest honorarium and expenses)
Lecutres Offered:
Dr. Hubbard is available for speeches and seminars related to Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, and Nineteenth Century Politics. Suggested topics include:
Lincoln Reshapes the Presidency
Confederate Failure and King Cotton Diplomacy
The Leadership of Abraham Lincoln
The Confederate Lobby in London
The Trent Affair: A Lasting Diplomacy Legacy
The Hidden Hand Leadership of Lincoln and Eisenhower, Separated by a Century
Other Programs Offered
Media Interview
Writing for Scholarly Publications
Writing for Newspapers/Magazines
