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Herndon
[ hurn-duhn ]
noun
- William Henry, 1818–91, U.S. law partner and biographer of Abraham Lincoln.
- a town in NE Virginia.
Example Sentences
It may mean finding a few additional resources related to what students are learning, Herndon explains, and then asking open-ended questions to help them think through topics in a different way.
Herndon now serves on the state’s Supreme Court alongside Elissa Cadish, who granted Steese his order of actual innocence when she was a district judge.
Herndon testified against Steese at his post-conviction hearing in 2011, not accepting the evidence of his innocence.
He loved his first taste of Aslin, which burst on the scene in Herndon in 2015.
He was in town visiting the Herndon office, he said, and wanted to meet with her, alone.
But Herndon is a most unreliable narrator in all things about Mary, since they never got along.
What got Herndon in even more trouble with his biography was claiming that Lincoln was a free-thinker and certainly no Christian.
This brings us to the core conceptual issue, which Herndon, Ash and Pollin argue greatly biases our results.
As I say, critics of Rogoff-Reinhart--including Herndon et al--have been rather overstating two things: 1.
Herndon's Lincoln by William H. Herndon and Jesse W. Weik Am I forgetting that Lincoln was a lawyer too?
"Don't worry, old fellow," Jack continued, observing the expression of grief and anxiety in Harry Herndon's countenance.
I heard the jangling piano playing an accompaniment to the flute-like whistling of Harry Herndon's negro.
Herndon's Life is probably the most satisfactory of the period before Lincoln's inauguration.
Carpenter, and in fact nearly every writer on Lincoln, has made free use of Herndon's writings.
In this chapter will be reproduced the evidence of Mr. Herndon that has already been made public.
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