Mary Todd Lincoln (Part 1)

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Mary Todd Lincoln (Part 1)

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68 minutes

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Jun 4, 2016

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Mary Todd Lincoln's life can't be defined by who she married and her husband's legacy--she was a lot more than simply a southern born wife of a president. Actually, she wasn't simple at all.

Released:

Jun 4, 2016

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Two women. Half the population. Several thousand years of history. About an hour.

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Mary Todd Lincoln (Part 1)

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