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Bissett-Witherspoon Lincoln Collection: Ephemera, 1830-1958
Overview of the Collection
- Title
- Bissett-Witherspoon Lincoln Collection: Ephemera
- Dates
- 1830-1958 (inclusive)18301958
- Quantity
- 9 containers., (5 linear feet of shelf space.)
- Collection Number
- Cage 174
- Summary
- Manuscripts, holograph and facsimile; magazine articles, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, programs, brochures, illustrations and other material by and about Abraham Lincoln and his times.
- Repository
-
Washington State University Libraries' Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
Terrell Library Suite 12
Pullman, WA
99164-5610
Telephone: 509-335-6691
mascref@wsu.edu - Access Restrictions
-
This collection is open for research use.
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
This collection consists of miscellaneous ephemera, primarily printed material, about Abraham Lincoln. It is part of the larger Bissett-Witherspoon Collection. It includes a manuscript that was, until 2007, identified as an original Abraham Lincoln holograph manuscript (please see "Forgery" note below); a small amount of other manuscript material relating to Lincoln, his era, or Lincoln collecting; facsimiles of Lincoln materials; magazine articles; newspaper clippings; photographs and illustrations; programs; pamphlets; brochures and other items with a Lincoln theme; and several Lincoln bibliographies.
Forgery note (added November 6, 2008): In 2007, the manuscript "On Administration" was identified as a forgery, rather than an authentic Abraham Lincoln holograph document. The Director and Editor of The Papers of Abraham Lincoln, Dr. Daniell W. Stowell, confirmed this conclusion in a letter dated September 5, 2007 (this letter is now on file in the collection. See folder 8.1).
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Preferred Citation
[Item Description]. Cage 174, Guide to the Bissett-Witherspoon Collection of Abraham Lincoln Ephemera. Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
This collection is arranged in nine series: Series 1, Manuscripts; Series 2, Magazine Articles; Series 3, Newspaper Clippings; Series 4, Illustrations; Series 5, Programs; Series 6, Pamphlets; Series 7, Miscellaneous; Series 8, Biographies and Bibliographies; and Series 9, Oversized materials.
Acquisition Information
Mrs. A. W. Witherspoon (Eda Mauseth Witherspoon) donated the Bissett Collection of Lincolniana, of which these materials are a part, to the Washington State University Libraries in 1941. Clark Prescott Bissett, former owner of the collection, subsequently donated more materials (books, periodicals, and printed ephemera), and these were added.
Processing Note
This portion of the Bissett-Witherspoon Lincoln Collection was arranged and described by Torchie Corey and Terry Abraham in April and May of 1974.
Separated Materials
The monographs in the Bissett-Witherspoon Collection were cataloged separately, and several items from the list below have been removed for separate cataloging: items 15-24, 27-28, 30-40, and 42-55.
Related Materials
Clark Prescott Bissett papers on Abraham Lincoln (Cage 782)
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Series 1: ManuscriptsReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | ||
| 1 | 1 | Forged Lincoln manuscript, "On Administration" (formerly identified as a Lincoln manuscript. Please see "Forgery" note for explanation)
|
undated |
| 1 | 2 | Facsimiles of Lincoln's letters,
speeches, notes and other papers 24
items.
|
1905-1950 |
| 1 | 3 | University of Kentucky Library.
Lincoln Facsimiles, no. 10 1/2-30. (incomplete) 10
items.
|
April, 1961-May, 1965 |
| 1 | 4 | Todd, George B. Letter, to
brother Harry S. Todd, giving an account of Lincoln's
assassination.
|
April 15, 1865 |
| 1 | 4 | Portrait of George B. Todd, view
of the turret of USS Montauk, and Lincoln's funeral car.
|
|
| 1 | 4 | Memo concerning the George B.
Todd Letter and how it was photographed, signed by E. L. Bangs
|
undated |
| 1 | 5 | Typescript addresses, copies of
articles, poems and essays, including several prepared or compiled by Charles
C. Boland, and a Lincoln Day address by Judge Malcolm Douglas, at
Wenatchee 19
items.
|
February 12, 1926. |
| 1 | 6 | Bissett, Clark Prescott.
Correspondence, notes and other papers concerning Lincoln collecting.
Correspondents include: E. L. Bangs, Carl Sandburg, Henry B. Rankin, and Lord
Charnwood 61
items.
|
1909-1930. |
| 1 | 7 | Witherspoon, Archibald William.
Correspondence of A. W. and Eda M. Witherspoon, the State College of Washington
(E.O. Holland and C. R. Armstrong) and C. P. Bissett, Jr. concerning the
acquisition of the Bissett Collection 66
items.
|
1941-1965. |
| 1 | 8 | Abraham Lincoln Book Shop.
Correspondence between the WSU Library and Ralph Newman, other collectors and
dealers, re: the acquisition of Lincoln materials 102
items.
|
1941-1961. |
| 1 | 8.1 | Added material: Letter from Daniel Stowell, and DVD with digital images (.tif format) of WSU Lincoln documents |
2007. |
Series 2: Magazine ArticlesReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | ||
Mechlin, Leila. "The Proposed
Lincoln Memorial." The Century Magazine
|
undated | ||
Bartlett, Truman H. "The
Physiognomy of Lincoln." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Piety, C. R. "A Song to the
Sangamon." poem clipping |
undated | ||
Johnson, Rem. A. "Ballade of
Victory." poem clipping |
undated | ||
Allen, Lyman Whitney. "Lincoln's
Pew." poem clipping |
undated | ||
Bangs, John Kendrick. "Lincoln's
Birthday." poem clipping |
undated | ||
Lincoln on Negro Suffrage.
[n.p.] |
undated | ||
Mathison, Minna. "Abraham
Lincoln." [poem clipping] |
undated | ||
Gard, Wayne. "Carl Sandburg
Interprets Young Lincoln." The Literary Digest International Book
Review
|
undated | ||
Moran, Frank E. "Colonel Rose's
Tunnel at Libby Prison." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Wightman, Richard. "Lincoln
1809-1865." [poem clipping] |
undated | ||
Zane, Charles S. "Lincoln As I
Knew Him." Sunset, the Pacific Monthly
|
undated | ||
Oberholtzer, Ellis Paxson. "A
Midnight Conference and other passages from the papers of Secretary Salmon P.
Chase." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Atkinson, Eleanor. "Lincoln's
Alma Mater." Harper's Monthly Magazine
|
undated | ||
"Centenary Tributes." p. 509;
Huidekoper, Gen. H. S. "On Guard at White House." pp. 510-512; Montgomery,
Benjamin F. "Lincoln's Richmond Visit." pp. 513-514; Dolman, Mahlon T. "With
Lincoln Every Night." pp. 514-515; Proctor, Edna Dean. "The Grave of Lincoln."
p. 516; Beck, W. H. "As Seen by Soldier Boys." p. 516; Ayers, Daniel W. "From
an old Friend." pp. 517-519; Proctor, Edna Dean. "At a Lincoln Reception." p.
519; "Lincoln's Proposal." p. 520; Predigo, W. C. "A Battlefield Cane." p. 521;
"Address at Gettysburg." p. 521; Taylor, Tom. "Tom Taylor's Tribute." p. 521;
"Tributes to Lincoln." pp. 523-524. The Living Lincoln, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Gleason, Arthur H. "Lincoln."
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Chapin, Katherine Garrison.
"Nancy Hanks." [poem clipping]
|
undated | ||
Rutledge, Archibald. "A
Southerner Views Lincoln." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Quinn, Hon. James H. "Lincoln,
the Lawyer." Case and Comment [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Two Recent Tributes to Lincoln.
[McClure's Magazine] [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Lambert, William H. "A Lincoln
Correspondence Twenty-two letters of historical interest here published for the
first time." The Century Magazine [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Hay, John. "A Young Hero:
Personal Reminiscences of Colonel E. E. Ellsworth." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart.
"Chapters From a Life.
|
|||
Crane, James L. "Grant As A
Colonel. Conversations between Grant and his Chaplin. - Reminiscences and
Anecdotes.
|
|||
Miss Tarbell's Life of Lincoln.
McClure's Magazine
|
undated | ||
An unpublished letter by Lincoln
regarding his defeat by Douglas in 1858: [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Ayres, Philip W. "Lincoln as a
Neighbor." The American Review of Reviews, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Bullard, F. Lauriston. "The New
England Ancestry of Abraham Lincoln." New England Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Teillard, Dorothy Lamon. "Lincoln
in Myth and In Fact." The World's Work, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Kaine, John Langdon. "Lincoln as
a Boy Knew Him." The Century Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Lincoln's Pledge. His secret
promise to cooperate with McClellan to Save the Union if the Latter should be
Elected. The Century Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Skinner, Otis. "The Last of John
Wilkes Booth: the story of how Edwin Booth, in the dead of night, burned his
brother's papers and costumes." The American Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
McLean, Mrs. Eugene. "When the
States Seceded." Harper's Monthly Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Van Rennselaer, M. G.
"Saint-Gaudens's Lincoln." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Knapp, George L. "Lincoln."
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Steell, Willis. "Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln and Her Friends." Munsey's Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Woodrow Wilson's Tribute to the
Spirit of Abraham Lincoln. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Synon, Mary. "The Bounty-Jumper."
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Perry, James Raymond. "The Poetry
of Lincoln." The North American Review. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Remensnyder, Junius B. "With
Lincoln at Gettysburg." Hearst's Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Wiley, Alma Adams. "The Lincoln
Memorial." [poem clipping] |
undated | ||
Williams, Jesse Lynch. "The
Guerin Decorations for the Lincoln Memorial; How they were done."
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Berger, W. M. "Making a Great
Statue; How French's Lincoln was put into marble." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Strunsky, Rose. "Abraham
Lincoln's Social Ideals." The Century Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Payne, Frank O."Lincoln in
Bronze." Munsey's Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Morgan, Arthur E. "New Light on
Lincoln's Boyhood." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
The Lincoln Farm Association.
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
The Speed Memorial to Abraham
Lincoln. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Willsie, Honore. "Benefits
Forgot." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Stanton, Robert Brewster.
"Abraham Lincoln: Personal memories of the man." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Charles H. Spilman, 33°, Reveals
Interesting Lincoln Story. Chicago Scottish Rite Magazine
|
undated | ||
Lemmon, George T. "The Feminine
Element in Lincoln." The DeZineater
|
undated | ||
Nicolay, John G. & John Hay.
"Abraham Lincoln: A History." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Der Sammler, Ein Blatt zur
Unterhaltung and Belehrung. v. 34; Augsburger Abendzeitung Beilage. [Contains
articles on Lincoln and Booth.]
|
1865 | ||
The Assassination of Mr. Lincoln.
The Economist
|
April 29, 1865 | ||
The Earliest Portrait of Lincoln.
McCZure's Magazine
|
1895 | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. ed. "Abraham
Lincoln." [thirteen parts] McClure's Magazine |
Nov. 1895-Nov. 1896 | ||
Calver, Dr. Thomas. "The Lincoln
National Museum." Women's Home Companion
|
1902 | ||
Roper, R. C. "The Religious
Beliefs of Abraham Lincoln." The Open Court
|
February, 1903 | ||
Thompson, Seymour D. "Lincoln and
Douglas: The Great Freeport Debate." American Law Review
|
March-April, 1905 | ||
Moores, Charles W. "The Career of
a Country Lawyer." [two parts] American Law Review, Nov.-Dec.
|
undated | ||
Montgomery, Harry Earl. "Abraham
Lincoln, The Lawyer." American Law Review
|
undated | ||
Powell, Lyman P. "Washington and
Lincoln: A Comparative Study." The American Monthly Review of
Reviews
|
undated | ||
[Abbott, Dr.] "The Agnosticism of
Abraham Lincoln." The Outlook
|
undated | ||
Parker, George F. "The Possible
Origin of a Lincoln Phrase." The American Monthly Review of Reviews
|
undated | ||
Markham, Edwin. "Lincoln, The Man
of the People." [poem clipping] |
undated | ||
Strunsky, Rose. "Abraham
Lincoln's Social Ideals." The Century Magazine
|
undated | ||
Orr, Lyndon. "The Courtships of
Abraham Lincoln." Munsey's Magazine
|
undated | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. "The Story of
Lincoln's Nomination in 1860. Based on the personal reminiscences of the men
who were most instrumental in securing the nomination." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. "The Later Life
of Lincoln. Embracing unpublished letters and reminiscences, and other new
documents and material, relating to Lincoln's personal life during the war."
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. "Lincoln's Method
of Dealing with Men." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Atkinson, Eleanor. "Lincoln's
Boyhood: reminiscences of his cousin and play-mate, Dennis Hanks."
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. "He Knew
Lincoln." The American Magazine, 63
|
Feb. 1907 | ||
In the Interpreter's House. A
Talk about Lincoln. The American Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. "Father Abraham,
Another 'He Knew Lincoln' Story." The American Magazine, 67
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Lehmann, Frederick W. "Abraham
Lincoln." The Mirror
|
Feb. 1908 | ||
Laughlin, Clara E. "Lincoln and
Booth: A chronicle of their last days." Hampton's Magazine,
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Shaw, E. R. "The Assassination of
Lincoln: The hitherto unpublished account of an eye-witness."
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Laughlin, Clara E. "Our American
Cousin." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Allen, James Sidney. "Abraham
Lincoln in 1848." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Kaiser, P. H. "Lincoln at Fort
Stevens." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Williams, George H. "Abraham
Lincoln: Reminiscences of the martyr President by one who knew him personally,
and who was associated with him in public life." The Pacific
Monthly
|
undated | ||
Chapple, Joe Mitchell. "Affairs
at Washington." National Magazine, 29
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Gilder, Richard Watson. "Lincoln
the Leader." The Century Magazine, 77
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Taylor, Hannis. "The
Lincoln-Douglas Debates and Their Application to Present Problems." North
American Review, 189
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Dole, Nathan Haskell. "Banner
Memories." The North American Review, 189
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Lincoln and Darwin, Emancipators.
Appleton's Magazine, 13
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Dodge, Grenville M. "What I Saw
of Lincoln." Appleton's Magazine, 13
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Watterson, Henry. "Abraham
Lincoln." Cosmopolitan Magazine, 46
|
Mar. 1909 | ||
Brownlow, W. P. "Defense and
Vindication of Andrew Johnson." The Taylor-Trotwood Magazine
|
undated | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. "Father Abraham.
Another 'He Knew Lincoln' Story." The American Magazine, 67
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Gerry, Margarita Spalding.
"Lincoln and the Boy Regiment." Hampton's Magazine, 22
|
May 1909 | ||
Creelman, James. "Why we love
Lincoln." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Grant's Appointment as Lieutenant
General. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Gerry, Margaria Spalding.
"Lincoln and the Boy Regiment." Hampton's Magazine, 22
|
May 1909 | ||
Barnes, John S. "With Lincoln
from Washington To Richmond in 1865." Appleton's Magazine, 9
|
May, 1907 | ||
Ferris, George T. "Lincoln's
'Must'." The Columbian Magazine, 3
|
Feb. 1911 | ||
Dwyer, James Francis. "The Bust
of Lincoln." The February American, 73
|
Feb. 1912 | ||
Nicolay, Helen. "Characteristic
Anecdotes of Lincoln." The Century Magazine
|
undated | ||
Forgotten Lincoln Caricatures.
The Literary Digest
|
undated | ||
Thayer, William Roscoe, ed.
"Lincoln and Some Union Generals from the unpublished diaries of John Hay."
Harper's Monthly Magazine
|
Dec. 1914 | ||
Thayer, William Roscoe, ed. "With
Lincoln at the White House." Harper's Magazine, 130
|
Jan. 1915 | ||
Abraham Lincoln in Contemporary
Caricature. Record of Current Events
|
undated | ||
Lee, James Melvin. "Lincoln as
Vanity Fair Saw Him." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Remensnyder, Junius B. "With
Lincoln at Gettysburg." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Gilder, Richard Watson. "Lincoln
the Leader." The Century Magazine, 77
|
Feb. 1909 | ||
Lambert, William H. "A Lincoln
Correspondence, twenty-two letters of historical interest here published for
the first time." The Century Magazine, [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Milice, Charles. "Abraham
Lincoln." The Index
|
Feb. 13, 1915 | ||
National Magazine, 43
|
Feb. 1916 | ||
Clark, Herma N. "When Local
'Lights' Outshone Lincoln." The Continent
|
Feb. 3, 1916 | ||
I Saw Lincoln One Day When - The
Continent
|
Feb. 3, 1916 | ||
H. 0'H. "Lincoln in Life and in
Caricature." Pearson's Magazine
|
April, 1917 | ||
Starrett, Vincent. "Lincolniana."
Reedy's Mirror
|
Feb. 8, 1918 | ||
Wiley, Franklin B. "Lincoln - The
First American." The Ladies' Home Journal,
|
Feb. 1920 | ||
Pence, L. S. "Life Sketches of
Rev. Jesse Head, Who Married President Lincoln's Parents." [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Eggers, George William. "Chicago
as an Art Center." Art and Archaeology, 12
|
Sept.-Oct., 1921 | ||
Taft, Lorado. "The Monuments of
Chicago." Art and Archaeology, 12
|
Sept.- Oct. 1921 | ||
Lincoln Folder Campaign Begun by
H. B. Rankin. Illinois State Journal
|
Jan. 29, 1922 | ||
Stoddard, William 0., Jr. "How
Lincoln Came to School No. 300." The Atlantic Monthly,
|
Feb. 1922 | ||
Barton, William E. "Lincoln, the
Young Rail-Splitter." Association Men,
|
Feb. 1922 | ||
Abraham Lincoln and the Union
Pacific. The Union Pacific Magazine,
|
Feb. 1922 | ||
Oursler, J. M. "A. Lincoln." The
Union Pacific Magazine,
|
Feb. 1922 | ||
Hodges, Leigh Mitchell. "The Tail
of the Army Calls on Lincoln." The Outlook
|
Feb. 15, 1922 | ||
Remensnyder, Junius B. "Lincoln
at Gettysburg." McClure's Magazine,
|
Mar. 1922 | ||
Lockley, Fred. "The Birth of
Lincoln as told by the grandson of Nancy Lincoln's Nurse." McClure's Magazine,
|
Feb. 1923 | ||
Lincoln's Mother, how American
Historians regard Nancy Hanks. McClure's Magazine,
|
Feb. 1923 | ||
Booth, John Wilkes II. "The
Secret of My Life." True Confessions,
|
Feb. 1923 | ||
Rankin, Henry B. "Was Lincoln
Capable and Sincere?" Illinois State Journal
|
Feb. 11, 1923 | ||
How Lincoln Heard News of
Nomination in Journal Office Told in Magazine. Illinois State
Journal
|
Feb. 26, 1923 | ||
Mencken, H. L. "The Style of
Lincoln." The Nation
|
May 16, 1923 | ||
Ferguson, William J. "I Saw
Lincoln Shot!" The American Magazine
|
Aug. 1920 | ||
Crowell, Merle. "Ferguson - Who
Saw the Greatest Murder in Modern History." The American Magazine
|
Aug. 1920 | ||
Kuper, Theodore F. "Abraham
Lincoln, Attorney-At-Law." Columbia,
|
Feb. 1924 | ||
The Romantic Life of Abraham
Lincoln. Photoplay,
|
Mar. 1924 | ||
Why Abraham Lincoln was
Melancholy. Good Health, 59
|
May, 1924 | ||
Carter, Mary D. "Abraham Lincoln,
A Supporter of John Brown." The Libertarian
|
October, 1924 | ||
Stoddard, William 0. "A
Journalist Sees Lincoln." The Atlantic Monthly,
|
Feb. 1925 | ||
Lincoln, Abraham. "The Bear Hunt;
An original Ballad never before printed." The Atlantic Monthly
|
Feb. 1925 | ||
Hertz, Emanuel. "Abraham Lincoln
- The Seer." The Jewish Forum,
|
Feb. 1925 | ||
Hertz, Emanuel. "Abraham Lincoln
- Seer. Some Biblical and Hebraic Traits of the Great Emancipator." The
American Hebrew
|
Feb. 6, 1925 | ||
The Dearborn
Independent [several
articles.]
|
Feb. 7, 1925 | ||
Smoot, Hon. Reed. "Abraham
Lincoln." Congressional Record |
Feb. 12, 1925 | ||
Black, F. L. "How Lincoln Met
Death." The Dearborn Independent
|
Mar. 28, 1925 | ||
Black, F. L. "The Flight of
Lincoln's Assassins." The Dearborn Independent
|
April 4, 1925 | ||
Hamilton, J. B. De Roulhac. "The
Many-Sired Lincoln." The American Mercury
|
June, 1925 | ||
Sandburg, Carl. "The Unfathomed
Lincoln. Lincoln's Early Days in Congress and how Mary Todd influenced his
career." Pictorial Review,
|
Feb. 1926 | ||
Hertz, Emanuel. "Abraham Lincoln
- Prophet-Militant." The Jewish Tribune
|
Feb. 13, 1925 | ||
DePunk, John V. "Lincoln
Applesauce." Columns
|
Feb. 1926 | ||
Lincoln Depended on the
Telegraph. The News Sheet,
|
Feb. 1926 | ||
Townsend, William H. "Lincoln on
the Circuit." American Bar Association Journal,
|
Feb. 1926 | ||
The Dearborn
Independent [several
articles]
|
Feb. 6, 1926. | ||
Rankin, Henry B. "Lincoln's Law
Office." [n.p.]
|
Feb. 1926 | ||
Hammond, John Hays. "Lincoln
Memorial University at Cumberland Gap Educates the Sturdy Mountain People from
Whom Abraham Lincoln Sprang." [n.p.] |
Feb. 21, 1926 | ||
Hertz, Emanuel. "Abraham Lincoln
- The Seer." The Libertarian News, ll
|
Mar. 1926 | ||
Barton, William E. "The Town That
Lincoln Put on the Map." The Dearborn Independent
|
May 8, 1926 | ||
Maxey, Ed. E. "The Effect of
Impaired Vision on Lincoln's Personal Habits." Northwest Medicine
|
June, 1926 | ||
Fox, Edward J. "The Influence of
the Law in the Life of Abraham Lincoln." Case and Comment, 33
|
Jan-Mar., 1927 | ||
Barton, William E. "Washington or
Lincoln - Which was greater? Lincoln, says Dr. William E. Barton."
Liberty
|
Feb. 12, 1927 | ||
Sanford, Albert B. " A New &
True Story of Lincoln." Municipal Facts
|
Jan.-Feb. 1927 | ||
Lord Shaw of Dunfermline.
"Lincoln as a Lawyer." Forum,
|
Feb. 1927 | ||
Blakeslee, F. D. "The Boy Who
Wore Lincoln's Hat." Zion's Herald
|
Feb. 2, 1927 | ||
Borah, William E. "Lincoln on
Nullification." Zion's Herald
|
Feb. 2, 1927 | ||
Sandburg, Carl. "Lincoln Writes
Home." Colliers
|
Feb. 11, 1928 | ||
Briggs, Morris H. "Lincoln
Literature: Its Nature and Extent." The Publisher's Weekly
|
Feb. 25, 1928 | ||
Abraham Lincoln. Agenda,
|
Feb. 1928 | ||
Minor, Wilma Frances. "The
Discovery, A new storehouse of Lincoln material: Lincoln the Lover." The
Atlantic Monthly Dec. 1928. pp. 834-856; Jan. 1929, pp. 1-14; Feb. 1929. pp.
215-225 |
Dec. 1928- Feb. 1929 | ||
Green, William. "Lincoln's
Analysis of the Relative Importance of the Producing Factors in Industry." The
American Teacher,
|
Mar. 1929 | ||
Angle, Paul M. "The Minor
Collection: A Criticism." The Atlantic Monthly
|
April, 1929 | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. "Lincoln's First
Love." Collier's
|
Feb. 8, 1930 | ||
How the Federal Government Taught
Secession. Tyler's Quarterly Historical,
|
Oct. 1930 | ||
After Sixty Five Years. Tyler's
Quarterly Historical and Genealogical Magazine, 12
|
Oct. 1930 | ||
The Abraham Lincoln
Quarterly [several
articles]
|
Sept. 1943 | ||
Gray, Ralph. "Vacation Tour
Through Lincoln Land." The National Geographic Magazine, 101
|
Feb. 1952 | ||
Michigan State University Friends
of the Library News, 14 |
Fall, 1958 | ||
Series 3: Newspaper ClippingsReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | ||
| 4 | 13 | 122
items. |
undated-1900 |
| 4 | 14 | 42
items. |
1901-1920 |
| 4 | 15 | 16
items. |
1921-1926 |
| 4 | 16 | 28
items. |
1927-1959 |
Series 4: IllustrationsReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | |
| 5 | 17 | Lincoln 10
items.
|
| 5 | 18 | Lincoln Family 11
items.
|
| 5 | 19 | Lincoln statues 7
items.
|
| 5 | 20 | Lincoln locations 8
items.
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Series 5: ProgramsReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | ||
| 5 | 22 | 35
items.
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1899-1961 |
Series 6: PamphletsReturn to Top
* Please note: items 15-24, 27-28, 30-40, and 42-55 have been removed for separate cataloging.
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | ||
Matthews, Robert Orville. Lincoln
Memorial University. Harrogate, Tennessee
|
undated | ||
Abraham Lincoln, The little
library of biography. London, The Religious Tract Society
|
undated | ||
The Lincoln Centennial
Association. Its Objects. Springfield, Illinois
|
undated | ||
Lincoln Public School Bible Plan.
Los Angeles, The Lincoln Government League
|
undated | ||
Words of Abraham Lincoln.
Evanston, National W.C.T.U. Publishing House
|
undated | ||
Warren, Louis A. Addresses on
Abraham Lincoln, Fort Wayne, The Lincoln National Life Foundation
|
undated | ||
Morgan, Joy Elmer. Selections
from Abraham Lincoln. Washington, D.C., The National Education
Association
|
undated | ||
Illinois. The Home of Abraham
Lincoln. [Springfield]
|
undated | ||
Illinois. Dept. of Public Works
& Buildings. The Abraham Lincoln Home. [Springfield]
|
undated | ||
Illinois. Dept. of Public Works
and Buildings. New Salem State Park. Springfield
|
undated | ||
Illinois. Dept. of Public Works
and Buildings. The Lincoln Tomb. Springfield
|
undated | ||
Illinois. The Lincoln Country New
Salem State Park. Springfield
|
undated | ||
The Lincoln National Life
Foundation. Fort Wayne, The Lincoln National Life Insurance
Company.
|
Undated | ||
Ney, Marshall. Welcome our
Gallant 69th. New York. H. Demarsan, Publisher
|
undated | ||
Lieber, Francis. Nationalism. A
Fragment of Political Science. New York, Fisher & Field
|
undated | ||
A Kentuckian. Power and Policy of
Exclusion. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Horace Greeley Unmasked. New
York, Issued for Republican Campaign Clubs
|
undated | ||
The Constitutional Amendment.
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
One Hundred Reasons why every man
who loves good government, human rights, economy, honesty, progress, freedom of
speech, freedom of the press, liberty, equality and fraternity, should vote for
the re-election of President Grant. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Democratic Falsehoods Exposed.
Facts for the People. Washington, D.C. Gibson Brothers.
|
undated | ||
The Russian Contracts.
Washington, D.C. McGill & Witherow.
|
undated | ||
A Vindication of Republican
Statesmanship, Fidelity, and Economy. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Free Negroism. [n.p.]
|
undated | ||
The National Thanksgiving Day.
[n.p.]
|
undated | ||
Bradbury, William B. "Hold on
Abraham! Uncle Sam's Boys are Coming Right Along." Song brochure, words only.
New York, Wm. A. Pond & Co.
|
undated | ||
Speeches of Lincoln. Girard,
Kansas, Appeal Publ. Co.
|
undated | ||
A Few Facts Respecting the
American Colonization Society and the Colony at Liberia. Washington, D. C., The
American Colonization Society
|
1830 | ||
Answer of the Whig Members of the
Legislature of Massachusetts, constituting A Majority of both branches, to the
Address of His Excellency Marcus Morton, delivered in the convention of the two
houses, January 22, 1840. Boston, Perkins & Marvin
|
1840 | ||
Letter of Ex-President Van Buren.
Philadelphia, William Rice, Printer
|
1856 | ||
Crittenden, John J. The Union,
The Constitution, and the Laws. Washington, D. C., National Union Executive
Committee
|
1860 | ||
Speech of President Buchanan.
Washington City, National Democratic Executive Committee
|
1860 | ||
Fischel, Eduard. Palmerston
Unmasked. London, Robert Hardwicke.
|
1860 | ||
Letters of the Hon. Joseph HoZt,
the Hon. Edward Everett, and Commodore Charles Stewart, on the Present Crisis.
Philadelphia, William S. & Alfred Martien
|
1861 | ||
Disunion and its Results to the
South. Washington, D. C. H. Polkinhorn
|
1861 | ||
Owen, Robert Dale. The Future of
the North-West: in connection with the Scheme of Reconstruction Without New
England. [n.p.] Crisiy & Markley
|
1863 | ||
Addresses of Rev. Drs. Wm. Hague
and E. N. Kirk, at the annual meeting of the Educational Commission for
Freedmen, at the Old South Church, Boston, David Clapp
|
1863 | ||
Our National Constitution: Its
Adaptation to a State of War or Insurrection. Philadelphia, C. Sherman, Son
& Co.
|
1863 | ||
Lord, C. E. The Irrepressible
Conflict: A Sermon for the Times. Boston, John Wilson and Son
|
1864 | ||
Dodge, W. C. Breech-Loaders
versus Muzzle-Loaders: or, How to Strengthen our Army and Crush the Rebellion,
with a Saving of life and Treasure. Washington, D.C., W.C. Dodge
|
1865 | ||
A Few Thoughts on Senator
Sherman's Funding Bill. [n.p.]
|
1868 | ||
Impeachment of the President.
Washington, Government Printing Office. [several
speeches]
|
1868 | ||
Reavis, L. U. Facts and Arguments
in favor of the Removal of the National Capital to the Mississippi Valley. St.
Louis, E. P. Gray
|
1869 | ||
The Resumption of Specie
Payments, and the Funding of the Public Debt. New York, Lange, Hillman &
Lange
|
1869 | ||
Motley, John Lothrop. Historic
Progress and American Democracy. New York, Charles Scribner and Co.
|
1869 | ||
Speech of Hon. James Hughes.
Indianapolis, Sentinel Printing and Binding Establishment
|
1869 | ||
The National Finance. Washington,
Democratic Resident Executive Committee
|
1870 | ||
The Greeley Record. Washington,
D.C., Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee
|
1872 | ||
The Presidential Campaign. Speech
of Governor Jewell of Connecticut, delivered at Cooper Institute. Hartford,
Case, Lockwood & Brainard
|
1872 | ||
Speech of Sir John A. Macdonald
on ...Treaty of Washington as regards Canada. [n.p.]
|
1872 | ||
Speech of Roscoe Conkling of New
York. New York, [n.p.]
|
1872 | ||
Conkling, Roscoe. The
Presidential Battle of 1872. Utica, Roberts
|
1872 | ||
Speech of Hon. Matt. H. Carpenter
on the Back Pay Bill. Milwaukee, J. H. Yewdate & Sons
|
1873 | ||
Bannan, Benj. Our National
Currency; How to Improve it. [n.p.]
|
1873 | ||
The Southern Question.
Washington, D.C., [n.p.,]
|
1877 | ||
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Report. Washington, Committee on the Library
|
1913 | ||
Abraham Lincoln.
[n.p.]
|
1916 | ||
Lucky Abe Lincoln. Chicago
American
|
1920 | ||
A Call to a New Crusade. Seattle,
Lincoln Foundation
|
1919 | ||
Seventy Years of Service.
1852-1922. Rock Island Magazine
|
1922 | ||
A Calendar for Americans for the
year 1925. Boston, Unite Shoe Machinery Corp.
|
1924 | ||
Indiana History Bulletin.
Indianapolis, Indiana Historical Commission
|
January, 1925 | ||
Lincoln Memorial University.
[n.p.]
|
1926 | ||
Warren, Louis A. Abraham Lincoln:
A Concise Biography. Fort Wayne, Lincoln National Life Insurance
Co.
|
1934 | ||
Warren, Louis A. Little Known
Lincoln Humor. Fort Wayne, Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
|
1937 | ||
Warren, Louis A. Little Known
Lincoln Episodes, Fort Wayne, Lincoln National Life Insurance
Company
|
1937 | ||
Warren, Louis A. Little Known
Facts About the Gettysburg Address. Fort Wayne, Lincoln National Life Insurance
Company
|
1938 | ||
New Salem Village. Petersburg,
The Petersburg Observer Co.
|
1938 | ||
Lincoln's Springfield.
Springfield, The Abraham Lincoln Association
|
1938 | ||
Illinois. Sec. of State. Guide to
Illinois State Buildings
|
1941 | ||
King, Bess, ed. The Tomb of
Abraham Lincoln. Springfield, Lincoln Souvenir & Gift Shop
|
1941 | ||
:..The finest network program on
the air. New York, The Mutual Broadcasting System
|
1944 | ||
Barton, Fred B. Robert S. Barton
Memorial. Boston, The Lincoln Group of Boston
|
1954 | ||
Pratt, Harry E. Lincoln's
Springfield. [n.p.] State of Illinois
|
1955 | ||
Pratt, Harry E. Abraham Lincoln
Chronology 1809-1865. Springfield, Illinois State Historical
Library
|
1955 | ||
Pratt, Harry E. Lincoln's Inner
Circle. Springfield, Illinois State Historical Society
|
1955 | ||
Bernard, Kenneth A. Lincoln and
the Music of the Civil War 1862. Boston, Boston University
|
1962 | ||
Harkness, David J. Lincoln and
the Land-Grant Idea. University of Tennessee
|
February 1962 | ||
Series 7: MiscellaneousReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | |
| 6 | 26 | Book announcements and jackets,
letterheads, stamps, and printing block for Witherspoon book-plate. 13
items.
|
Series 8: Biographies and BibliographiesReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | ||
Lincolniana from the Home of
Lincoln. Springfield, McDonald Art and Book Store
|
undated | ||
Townsend, William H. Lincoln the
Litigant. New York, Houghton Mifflin CO.
|
undated | ||
Tarbell, Ida M. Abraham Lincoln
the Man. New York, Lincoln History Society
|
undated | ||
Oldroyd, Osborn H. Abraham
Lincoln. Washington, D.C., Oldroyd
|
undated | ||
Oldroyd, Osborn H. The Words of
Lincoln. Assassination of Lincoln. The Poets' Lincoln. Washington, D. C.,
Oldroyd
|
undated | ||
Freeman, Edward A. A List of
First Editions. San Francisco, John Howell
|
undated | ||
Battey, George Magruder, Jr.
Abraham Lincoln in the Conspiracy Web. New York, Schulte's Book Store,
Inc.
|
undated | ||
Lincolniana Subject
Headings
|
|||
Beginners Lincoln Book List. Fort
Wayne, Lincolniana Publishers
|
undated | ||
Lincoln Bibliography
(Supplement).
|
|||
Bargain Book Sale. New York,
Standard Book Company
|
undated | ||
The Book-Hunter. Boston, Calvin
F. S. Thomas
|
1914 | ||
Stewart, Judd. Want List Abraham
Lincoln. Plainfield, N.J.
|
1916 | ||
The Autograph Bulletin. New York,
Thomas F. Madigan
|
1922 | ||
Books and Authors. Maine Library
Bulletin
|
1926 | ||
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and
Second Inaugural. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Co.
|
1927 | ||
Battey, George Magruder, Jr.
Abraham Lincoln in the Conspiracy Web. New York, [n.p.]
|
1927 | ||
Fifth Annual Lincoln Birthday
List. Chicago, Morris H. Briggs
|
1928 | ||
Lincolniana. Chicago, Morris H.
Briggs
|
1928 | ||
Lincolniana. Chicago, Morris H.
Briggs
|
1928 | ||
Lincolniana. Seattle, Clark P.
Bissett Library
|
undated | ||
Raney, M. Llewellyn. The Lincoln
Library. Chicago, [n.p.]
|
1934 | ||
Lincoln Lore. Fort Wayne, Lincoln
National Life Insurance Co. [several issues],
|
1936-1942 | ||
Angle, Paul M. The Lincoln
Collection of the Illinois State Historical Library. Springfield, State of
Illinois
|
1940 | ||
Lincolniana. Chicago, The Home of
Books, Inc.
|
1940 | ||
State College of Washington
Library Bibliography of Lincolniana items in the Library
|
|||
Raney, M. Llewellyn. Famous
Lincoln Collections. Chicago, University of Chicago
|
1941 | ||
Angle, Paul M. Reference Work in
the Rare-book room. Chicago, University of Chicago Press
|
1943 | ||
Illinois Libraries
|
May and June, 1943 | ||
Pratt, Harry E. Lincolniana in
the Illinois State Historical Library. Springfield, Journal of the Illinois
State Historical Society
|
1955 | ||
The Lincoln Group of Boston.
Boston, Lincoln Group of Boston
|
1958 | ||
Bissett-Witherspoon Collection of
Lincolniana; Ephemera Container List
|
1958 | ||
Series 9: Oversized materialsReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Box | Folder | |
| Oversize | Photographs, signed documents, Wallpaper edition of the Vicksburg Daily Citizen (facsimile), prints and photos. |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865--Miscellanea
Personal Names
- Bissett, Clark Prescott, 1875-1932
- Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
Finding aid prepared by Torchie Corey
and Terry Abraham
1974
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