Maine Visit in August
I look forward to returning to Maine in August for three book events. On August 6 I will be speaking at Barnes & Noble’s new store—opened May 15—in South Portland at 200 Running Hill Rd. This [...]
Published October 31, 2023
Book Tour Events
Monday, August 12, 4:30PM
Chamberlain Museum Parlor
On Great Fields: The Life and Unlikely Heroism of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, published by Lincoln and Grant biographer, Ronald C. White, in October 2023, has leapt onto bestseller lists thanks to his fresh retelling of Chamberlain’s story. In numerous talks about the book around the country and online, Ron has heard again and again from audience members about how Chamberlain has inspired them or factored into their lives. He’ll share several surprising stories from these interactions, and sign books at this informal gathering. Light refreshments provided. Free, but as seating is limited, RSVP required.
RSVP to outreach@pejepscot.org, or by calling 207 729 6606
Aug 6 – South Portland, Maine 5 p.m.
Barnes & Noble @ Maine Crossing
200 Running Hill Rd 04106
Aug 12 – Brunswick, Maine, 4:30 p.m.
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Museum
Aug 13 – Belfast, Maine
Left Bank Books 6:30 pm.
Sept 14 – Manchester, VT
Hildene – the Lincoln Family Home
Dedication of Lincoln Hall
Sept 17 – New York 6 p.m.
Civil War Round Table of New York
Villa Mosconi Restaurant, 69 Macdougal St
To inquire about a possible appearance with Ronald C. White, please contact Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau. Emily Lawrence: elawrence@penguinrandomhouse.com or phone: 212-782-9208.
Ron captured the complexity of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain through masterful biography and storytelling. Too often, this iconic figure’s achievements are restricted to success on the battlefield in the Civil War, but Ron’s engaging lecture traced the long arc of the American nineteenth century through Chamberlain’s life and times. Ron humanized Chamberlain and his unlikely heroics in a captivating style, painting a picture of an ordinary American who, through extraordinary circumstances, played a vital role in a war for the preservation of the United States.”
– Jamie O. Bosket, President & CEO, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Richmond
Over the last 30 years, the Civil War Round Table of the Union League Legacy Foundation has hosted hundreds of speakers on a great variety of topics. Ron White has become one of our most frequent and favorite speakers. He combines the intellectual skills of the trained historian while conveying the narrative of his subject with the ease of a born storyteller.”
– John Meko, Executive Director, The Union League, Philadelphia
Ron is a master storyteller and excellent conversationalist. It is always a pleasure to host him for our “Four Score” Speaker Series. Our audience was deeply engaged in the discussion on his latest book, On Great Fields, and appreciated his thoughtful responses to their questions.”
-Erin Carlson Mast, Lincoln Presidential Foundation
Lincoln: His Private Notes to Himself
“We are attracted to Abraham Lincoln because for us, he seems to embody what America is all about.” A Conversation with Ron White
Notes to Self – Lincoln’s private thoughts on fate, failure, slavery, and belief.
A conversation on Character and the Presidency in Grand Rapids on October 4 recorded by C-SPAN.
Ronald C. White discussed what the lives and presidencies of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant can teach us about leadership with the Library’s Colleen Shogan.
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