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We discover how Lincoln dealt with a vociferous Confederate politician from Ohio
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The Voice of the Century Helen I. Hoffner We discover how Lincoln dealtIn 1935, the Norwegian soprano Kirsten Flagstad made her United States debut in a live radio broadcast that went across the country and made her an overnight success. Flagstad went on to enjoy an astounding career at the Metropolitan Opera, becoming one of the most well known singers of the twentieth century. The Voice of the Century tells Flagstad's story one of triumph and tragedy. The shy and stubborn Norwegian singer rescued the New York
