MZF2424.xml Guide to the M.L. Wilson collection on Abraham Lincoln1849-1973 Wilson (M.L.) collection on Abraham Lincoln Kim Allen Scott, 2009. Updated by Heather Mulliner, 2022. Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities Montana State University Library, Archives and Special Collections, Manuscript Collections 2022

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This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2023-04-12. Finding aid written in English Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. Montana State University Library, Archives and Special Collections, Manuscript Collections M. L. Wilson collection on Abraham Lincoln Wilson, M. L. (Milburn Lincoln), 1885-1969 2424 Collection 2424, MtBC, us 11.6 linear feet 1849-1973 The M. L. Wilson Abraham Lincoln Collection contains various pamphlets, articles, and memorabilia about Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era. Included in the collection is the Abraham Lincoln Association Bulletin, the Abraham Lincoln Quarterly, the Lincoln Centennial Association Bulletin, Lincoln Lore, and the Lincolnian; several memorial addresses after Lincoln's death; speeches and addresses by Lincoln; articles from the Atlantic Monthly, Century, Harper's Monthly, Lincoln Herald, McCall's, McClure's, National Republican, and Scribner's Monthly; various government publications; lists of Lincolniana; and memorabilia. Collection materials are in English

This collection is open for research.

Ephemeral published material and periodicals pertaining to the life of Abraham Lincoln collected by Milburn Lincoln Wilson were donated to Special Collections by Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Wilson, and their daughter, Virginia Wilson Simons, ca 1969-2000.

Milburn Lincoln Wilson was born in Atlantic, Iowa on 23 October 1885, the son of John Wesley and Mary E. (Magee) Wilson. He received a B.S.A. from Iowa State College, Ames, in 1907 and his M.S. in agricultural economics and rural sociology from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1920.

He began his career as a farmer in 1907. He served as Assistant State Agronomist at Montana State College, Bozeman, 1910-12; County Agent in Custer County, Montana, 1912-14; Montana State Extension Agent Leader, 1914-22; and an extension agricultural economist at Montana State College, 1922-24. Between 1924 and 1926 he took charge of the U.S.D.A. division of farm management and cost accounting.

During his stint as professor and head of the Department of Agricultural Economics at Montana State College, 1926-33, he provided consultation on large-scale wheat farming in the U.S.S.R., 1929. From May 16 to September 1, 1933, Wilson served as the Chief Wheat Production Secretary in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and then moved on to the directorship of the Division of Subsistence Homesteads in the Department of the Interior until June 30, 1934. In 1934, Wilson was appointed the Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and in 1937 the Undersecretary of Agriculture until 1 February 1940 when he became the Director of Extension Work at U.S.D.A. While Director, he also filled in as the Chief of Nutrition Programs and in the Production and Marketing Administration between 1943 and 1949. He was a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Farm Economic Association (president, 1925), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Phi Kappa Phi, and Alpha Zeta. He was also a Unitarian and belonged to the Cosmos club. His writings include Farm Relief and the Domestic Allotment Plan (1933) and Democracy Has Roots (1939).

Wilson's father, a collector of books and other materials on Abraham Lincoln, gave Milburn his middle name in tribute to the president. The original collection was lost in a fire in 1914, but between the two World Wars, M.L. Wilson re-built it.

Married on December 17, 1913 to Ida Morse from Cromwell, Minnesota, Wilson made his home in Washington, D.C., where he died in October 1969. He is buried in Rock Creek Cemetery.

This collection was processed 2009 May 20

The M. L. Wilson Abraham Lincoln Collection contains various pamphlets, articles, and memorabilia about Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era assembled by M. L. Wilson. Included in the collection is the Abraham Lincoln Association Bulletin, the Abraham Lincoln Quarterly, the Lincoln Centennial Association Bulletin, Lincoln Lore, and the Lincolnian; several memorial addresses after Lincoln's death; speeches and addresses by Lincoln; articles from the Atlantic Monthly, Century, Harper's Monthly, Lincoln Herald, McCall's, McClure's, National Republican, and Scribner's Monthly; various government publications; lists of Lincolniana; and memorabilia. The bulk of the collection has been arranged by author.

Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865-Periodicals United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865 Literature Military Articles Memorabilia Pamphlets Periodicals Abraham Lincoln - An excerpt from some book of collected biographies 1 1 Abraham Lincoln and McClellan Cartoon. His dream is realized and he becomes an organizer! To a great army near the Capitol; and Ye policeman directs him to "Move On!" "Can't you let a cove alone 'til he makes a shilling?" unpublished 1864 1 2 Abraham Lincoln: a Negro not killed by John Wilkes Booth (leaflet) 1924 June 1 3 Abraham Lincoln: An Illinois Central lawyer. A paper read by Elmer A. Smith, senior General Attorney of the Illinois Central Railroad Company, at a meeting of the Western Conference of Railway Counsel, 23 p. 1945 February 13 1 4 The Abraham Lincoln Association Bulletin, No. 15-17 1929 June-December 1 5 The Abraham Lincoln Association Bulletin, No. 18-23 1930 March-1931 June 1 6 The Abraham Lincoln Association Bulletin, No. 24-45 1931 September-1936 December 1 7 The Abraham Lincoln Association Bulletin, No. 46-58 1937 March-1939 December 1 8 The Abraham Lincoln Association. Its Accomplishments and Its Future. Springfield, Illinois. 11 p. 1929 1 9 The Abraham Lincoln Association. Its accomplishments and its plans. Springfield, Illinois. 10 p. 1936 1 10 The Abraham Lincoln Association. Its accomplishments and its plans. Springfield, Illinois. n.p. (promotional leaflet) 1939 1 11 Abraham Lincoln Book Shop. Abraham Lincoln Book Shop presents a catalog of books relating to Abraham Lincoln, The Civil War, Confederate States, Reconstruction, Slavery and the Negro. Catalogue No. 14, 70 p. 1 12 Abraham Lincoln: Farmer's Boy and President. London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. New York: E. & J.B. Young and Company, n.d. 32 p. undated 1 13 "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" (play). Included: Clippings of reviews and interview of Raymond Massey, the actor who portrayed Lincoln. Also, an autographed message from Raymond Massey to M. L. Wilson. 1938 October 3 1 14 Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 1, no. 1. Chicago: R.R. Donnelley and Sons Company, The Lakeside Press. 67 p. 1940 March 2 1 A The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 1, no. 2 1940 June 2 1 B The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 1, no. 3 1940 September 2 2 C The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 1, no. 4 1940 December 2 2 D The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol.1, no. 6 1941 June 2 3 E The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 2, no. 2 1942 June 2 3 F The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 2, no. 4 1942 December 2 4 G The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 2, no. 6 1943 June 2 4 H The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 2, no. 5 1943 March 2 5 I The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 2, no. 7 1943 September 2 5 J The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 2, no. 8 1943 December 2 6 K The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 3, no. 1 1944 March 2 6 L The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 3, no. 2 1944 June 2 7 M The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 3, no. 3 1944 September 2 7 N The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 3, no. 4 1944 December 2 8 O The Abraham Lincoln Association. The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly: vol. 4, no. 7 1947 September 2 8 P Abraham Lincoln's vow against the Catholic Church. 48 p. 1909 April 30 3 1 Adams, Charles Francis. The memorial address of Charles Francis Adams, of Massachusetts, on the life, character, and services of William H. Seward. Delivered by invitation of the Legislature of the State of New York, in Albany. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1873. 47 p. 1973 April 18 3 2 Adams, George E. Lincoln: Address delivered at Quincy, Illinois, Tuesday, October 13, 1908, before the State Historical Society of Illinois, and the Lincoln Douglas Semi-Centennial Society. Peterboro, New Hampshire: Transcript Printing Company. 12 p. 1908 3 3 Allen, Lyman Whitney. The Lincoln Pew. Unpublished 3 4 The Amateur Book Collector: vol. 1, no. 3. Chicago, Illinois, 1950. 8 p. "Why collect Lincolniana, by Gerald McMurtry." 1950 November 3 5 American Bar Association Journal: vol. 22, no. 3; March, 1936. Chicago, Illinois: American Bar Association. 218 p. 1936 3 6 The American Legion Monthly: vol. 6, no. 2; Feb., 1929. Indianapolis, Indiana: Legion Publishing Corporation. 80 p. "Murder most foul, by James Marquis. 1929 3 7 The American Missionary Association. Lincoln Sunday. unpublished 1923 February 11 3 8 Americana Special list No. 8. Van Norman Book Company. Galesburg, Illinois. n.p. (Lincoln Bibliography) 3 9 The American Book Collector: vol. 7, no. 6; Feb., 1957. Chicago, Illinois: W.B. Thorsen. 32 p. "Lincoln conspiracy trial, by John W. Curran" 1957 3 10 The American Mercury: vol. 1, no. 1; January, 1924. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 127 p. "Lincoln legend, by Isaac R. Pennypacker." 1924 3 11 The American Monthly Review of Reviews: vol. 23, no. 2. p. 156-166. "Abraham Lincoln in contemporary caricature." 1901 February 3 12 The American Monthly Review of Reviews: vol. 23, no. 2. p. 191-196 "Washington and Lincoln-, by Lyman P. Powell." The American Monthly Review of Reviews: vol. 23, no. 2. p. 209 "Lincoln's duel with Douglas." 1901 February 3 13 Anderson, Albert. A critical and biographical sketch of Lincoln. Minneapolis, Minnesota: Albert Anderson. 19 p. 1910 3 14 Angle, Paul M., Thomas, Benjamin P., and Pratt, Harry E. Bulletins of the Abraham Lincoln Association, 1923-1937, no. 1-50. Springfield, Illinois: Abraham Lincoln Association. 27 P. Index included. 1938 3 15 Angle, Paul M., Bunn, G.W., and Pratt, Harry E. Bulletins of the Abraham Lincoln Association, nos: 51-58 1938-1939 3 16 Angle, Paul M. Lincoln in the year 1858, being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that year. Springfield Illinois: The Lincoln Centennial Association. 56 p. 1926 3 17 Angle, Paul M. "Blurb for Lincoln 1854-1861, being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln from January 1, 1854, to March 4, 1861." Springfield, Illinois: The Abraham Lincoln Association. 3 18 Angle, Paul M. Lincoln in the year 1859, being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that year. Springfield, Illinois: The Lincoln Centennial Association. 56 p. 1927 4 1 A Angle, Paul M. Lincoln in the year 1860, and as president elect, being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln from January 1, 1860, to March 5, 1861. Springfield, Illinois: The Lincoln Centennial Asso6iation. 66 p. 1927 4 1 B Anniversary One hundredth anniversary of the first inauguration of Abraham Lincoln, 1861-1961, East front of the Capitol City of Washington. n.p. 1961 March 4 4 2 Anonymous. Manuscripts - one followed by an M. L. Wilson note which doesn't relate 4 3 Appleby, Paul H. "And to act for the secretary". Department of Agriculture. 46 p. 1933-1940 4 4 Appleman, Roy Edgar. Abraham Lincoln from his own words and contemporary accounts. Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 55 p. 1942, 1956 (revision) 4 5 Appleman, Roy Edgar. Abraham Lincoln from his own words and contemporary accounts. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 55 p. 1942, 1956 (revision) 4 6 Arnold, Isaac N. Abraham Lincoln: A paper read before the Royal Historical Society, London, June 16, 1881.Stephen A. Douglas: An eulogy delivered before the Chicago University July 3, 1861 by Hon. James W. Sheahan. Chicago: Fergus Printing Company. 212 p. 1881 4 7 Arnold, Hon. Laurence F. Lincoln group observes important anniversary. Extension of remarks of Hon. Laurence F. Arnold of Illinois in the House of Representatives, 2 p. 1940 April 25 4 8 Arnold, Samuel Bland. Real Lincoln plot; Arnold, one conspirator tells the story. New York Suns. Photo duplication of the series made in 1938. 1902 December 7-1904 December 20 4 9 Aft Digest Q: vol. 14, no. 20; New York, 34 p. (Mural showing Lincoln) 1940 September 1 4 10 Ashley, J. M. Address of Hon. J. M. Ashley, at the Fourth Annual Banquet of the Ohio Republican League, held at Memorial Hall, Toledo, Ohio, February 12, 1891. New York: Evening Post Job Print. 23 p. 1981 4 11 Assassination. The terrible tragedy at Washington. The assassination of President Lincoln. Last hours and death-bed scenes of the President. A full and graphic account, from reliable authority, of this great national calamity. Attempt of the conspirators to murder Secretary Seward, Vice-President Johnson, and the whole cabinet. A biographical sketch, with a correct likeness of all the parties in any way connected with the lamentable event. To which is added an authentic history of assassins and the distinguished personales of the world who have fallen by their hands. Philadelphia: Barclay and Company, 116 p. undated 4 12 Assassination. Assassination of President Lincoln, Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police. Photo statement of charge against John F. Parker. n.p. 1865 May 1 4 13 Athenaeum Club. Commemorative proceedings of the Athenaeum Club, on the death of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, April,. 1865. New York: C.S. Westcott and Company. 36 p. 1865 4 14 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 16, no. 95; Boston: Ticknor and Fields. 384 p. 1865 4 15 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. ?, no. ?. Boston: Ticknor and Fields, p. 757-764. "The place of Abraham Lincoln in history." 1865 4 16 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 16, no. 96; October, 1865. Boston: Ticknor and Fields. 512 p. "Abraham Lincoln (verse)." 1865 4 17 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 16, no. 96; October, 1865. Boston: Ticknor and Fields. p. 491-503. "Abraham Lincoln (verse)." 1865 4 18 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 37, no. ?; January, 1876. Boston: Ticknor and Fields. p. 21-28. "Lincoln's plans of reconstruction, by Allan B. Magruder. 1876 4 19 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 135, no. 2; February, 1925. Concord, New Hampshire: The Atlantic Monthly Company. 288 p. "A journalist sees Lincoln, by William O. Stoddard. 1925 4 20 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 135, no. 3; March, 1925. Concord, New Hampshire: The Atlantic Monthly Company. 432 p. "Face to face with Lincoln, by William O. Stoddard." 1925 4 21 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 143, no. 1; January, 1929. Concord, New Hampshire: The Atlantic Monthly Company, p. 1-14. "Lincoln the lover .... by Wilma Frances Minor. 1929 4 22 The Atlantic Monthly: vol. 143, no. 1; January, 1929. Concord, New Hampshire: The Atlantic Monthly Company, p. 1-14. "Lincoln the lover ... by Wilma Frances Minor." 1929 4 23 The Atlantic Monthly: No vol. or no.; Concord, New Hampshire, p. 55-65. "Lincoln's Washington, by Wm. A. Croffut." 1930 4 24 Autographs, April, 6 p. 1941 4 25 Ayres, George B. History of the negative: Original and best picture of Abraham Lincoln. Philadelphia: George B. Ayres. 1 p. undated 4 25 Bacon, G. W. (translator) Abraham Lincoln Geschetst in Zijn Leven En Daden. Amsterdam: Jan Leendertz, 89. p. 1865 5 1 Ballard, Cintton V. All in a day's work. Privately published at East Lansing, Michigan, 70 p. 1925 5 2 Barbee, David Rankin. The inside history of "Lamon's Life of Lincoln"-the biography of the worst hated and probably the truest and most accurate book ever. Written about the great war president from his birth to his presidency. Washington, D.C.: The Pioneer Press, (leaflet advertising the book) 1932 5 3 Barler, 0. L. A study of Abraham Lincoln: The last and glorified decade of his eventful life. Beatrice, Nebraska: Paul Springer, 106 p. 1903 5 4 Barton, Robert. Lincoln the grocer. Foxboro, Massachusetts: Brochure Publishing Company, 30 p. 1937 5 5 Barton, Rev. William E. Abraham Lincoln: An address by the Rev. William E. Barton, D.D., LL. D. Minister of the First Church of Oak Park. Delivered in the First Congregational Church of Oak Park, Illinois on Sunday, Feb. 29, 1920, Oak Park, Illinois: Advance Publishing Company, n.p. 1920 5 6 Barton, William E. Abraham Lincoln and the American ideal. Casper, Wyoming: The Casper Daily Tribune, 15 p. 1923 5 6 Barton, William E. Abraham Lincoln: Kentucky Mountaineer. An address delivered before the faculty and students of Berea College, Berea, Kentucky, Thursday, March 8, 1923. Berea, Kentucky: Berea College Press, n.p. 1923 5 7 Barton, William E. A beautiful blunder: A true story of Lincoln's letter to Mrs. Lydia A. Bixby. -Edition limited to five hundred numbered copies. (leaflet advertising the book) 5 8 Barton, William E. The education of Abraham Lincoln. An address delivered before the faculty and students of Illinois College, Jacksonville, Illinois, February 7, 1923. Jacksonville, Illinois: Courier Press, 21 p. 1923 5 9 Barton, William E. The influence of Chicago upon Abraham Lincoln - An address delivered before the Chicago Historical Society on February 10, 1922. Chicago, Illinois: The University of Chicago Press, 54 p. 1923 January 5 10 Barton, William E. Abraham Lincoln Booklets by Rev. William E. Barton,.D.D. List no. I of the brochure Publishing Company. 5 11 Barton, D.D., Rev. William E. John Brown and Abraham Lincoln; response to the John Brown Memorial Association in its presentation of a picture to Lake Placid Club, delivered by Rev. William E. Barton, D.D., at the Club on May 9, 1928. (reprinted from Lake Placid News) n.p. 1928 May 18 5 12 Barton, William E. Lincoln and Douglas in Charleston. An address by William E. Barton -delivered at the sixty-fourth anniversary celebration, Charleston, Illinois, September 18, 1922. Charleston, Illinois: The Charleston Daily Courier, 8 p. 1922 5 12 Barton, D.D., LL.D., William E. Lincoln birthday service, the Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association of Illinois, Sunday, February, 1922 at 2:30 p.m. 90 p. 1922 5 13 Barton, William E. The Lincolns in their old Kentucky home - An address delivered before the Filson Club, Louisville, Kentucky, December 4, 1922. Berea, Kentucky: Berea College Press, 24 p. 1923 5 14 Barton, D.D., LL.D., William E. The man who married Lincoln's parents, An address by Rev. William E. Barton, D.D., LL.D. Delivered at the dedication of a monument at the grave of Rev. Jesse Head and Jane Ramsey Head, his wife, in Spring Hill Cemetery. Harrodsburg, Kentucky 1922 November 2 5 15 Barton, D.D., LL.D., William E. "Old theories upset", being the brief report of an address on Abraham Lincoln's lost grandmother. This address was delivered before a specially invited company of scholars and historians at the Chicago Historical Society. Reprinted from the Chicago Daily News, n.p. 1923 February 3 5 16 Barton, William E. The parents of Abraham Lincoln, An address by William E. Barton delivered at the grave of Thomas Lincoln, Goose Nest Prairie, near Janesville, Illinois, September 18, 1922. Charleston, Illinois: The Charleston Daily Courier, 8 p. 1922 5 16 Barton, William E. President Lincoln - 2 vols. boxed. Duttons, Inc., New York. (leaflet advertising new book) 5 17 Beard, Charles A.; Sherwood, Robert E.; Lewis, Lloyd,* Commager, Henry Steele; Lerner, Max; and Hill, Henry Bertram. The Lincoln of Carl Sandburg; some reviews of "Abraham Lincoln: The war years" which, for the authority of their judgements and the grace of their style, deserve at least the permanence of this pamphlet. New York: Harcourt, Brace, and Company, 48 p. 1939 5 18 Beck, Mr.H.R. 10554, A bill to establish a national Lincoln museum and veteran' headquarters in the building known as Ford's Theater. 71st Congress, Second Session, 2 copies 1930 March 6 5 19 Beckwith, Walter P. Abraham Lincoln - An historical address printed for the author, 30 p. 1903 5 20 Bell, John T. Abraham Lincoln: An address before the Illinois Society of Oakland, California, unpublished undated 5 21 The Berea Quarterly: Vol. 12, no. 4; January, 1909. Berea, Kentucky: Berea College Printing Department, 30 p. "Lincoln a 'Mountain White"' 1909 5 22 Beveridge, Albert J. Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1858. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company (blurb on the book contained in The Atlantic Bookshelf) 1928 5 23 Beveridge, Sen. Albert J. and Barbee, David Rankin. An excursion in Southern history - briefly setforth in the correspondence between Senator A.J. Beveridge and David Rankin Barbee. (originally published in the Sunday Citizen in May, 1927) republished Richmond, Virginia: Langbourne M. Williams, 64 p. 1928 March 5 24 (A) The Biblio: Vol. 2, no. 8, Whole No. 20; February 1923. Pompton Lakes, N.J.: The Biblio Company, Inc., 1923 p 6. 385-404. "Abraham Lincoln memorials ... April 15, 1865." (B) The Biblio: Vol. 2, no. 11, Whole No. 23; May, 1923. Pompton lakes, 'New Jersey: The Biblio Company, Inc. 1923 5 25 The Bibliotheca Sacra: Vol. 1, no. 4; October, 1908. New York: The Macmillan Company. 784 p. Recollections of Lincoln, by J. 0. Cunningham 1908 5 26 Bicknell, Albion H. Published in connection with the exhibition of the historical painting of Lincoln at Gettysburg. Boston: Doll and Richards, 48 p. 1879 5 27 Bingham, John A. Argument of John A. Bingham, special judge advocate, in reply to the arguments of the several counsel for Mary E. Surratt, David E. Herold, Lewis Payne, George A. Atzerodt, Michael O'Laughlin, Samuel A. Mudd, Edward Spangler, and Samuel Arnold, charged with conspiracy and the murder of Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States. Washington, Government Printing Office. 122 p. 1865 5 28 Binney, William. Proceedings of the city council of Providence on the death of Abraham Lincoln: with the oration delivered before the municipal authorities and citizens, June 1, 1865. Providence: Knowles, Anthony, and Company, 56 p. 1865 5 29 Blacknall, 0. W. Lincoln: As the South should know him. Reprinted Raleigh, North Carolina: Manly's Battery Chapter, Children of the Confederacy, N.C., n.p. 1915 February 5 30 Buss, R. K. Abraham Lincoln. WOI Radio Talk, n.p. 1967 February 10 5 31 Bliss, R. K. Lincoln and self-government. Radio Talk, n.p. 1951 February 7 5 31 Bloomington, Citizen of. Lincoln and Douglas in Bloomington - Being a reprint of Lincolniana in Burnham's History of Bloomington. Bloomington, Illinois: Privately published, 11 p. 1936 February 15 5 32 Blum, Dr. Herman. The enduring impact of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Did an appalling disease make Lincoln great? The paradox of his rise to the presidency. Is there a sixth copy of the Gettysburg address? 43 p. 1963 6 1 Blum, Dr. Herman. The Lincoln paradox - self-contradictory, yet explainable. An address by Hennan Blum before the New Century Club of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Blumhaven Library and Gallery, 15 p. 1960 May 18 6 2 Blumhaven Digest: Vol. 4, no. 1; October 1960. Philadelphia: Blumhaven Library and Gallery. 67 p., "Testimonial edition for the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln" 1960 6 3 Bowles, Clinton. Abraham Lincoln Sixteenth President of the United States. The story of the Great Liberator. New Delhi: Delhi Press, 23 p. 1953 6 4 The Book Buyer: Vol. 15, no. 2; September, 1897. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 184 p. "Lincoln in caricature, by R. R. Wilson." 1897 6 5 Booker, Richard. Lincolniana and Associated Americana. Books on Lincoln now in print. List No. 167, Lincolnia Publishers. 1941 February 6 6 Booth, Noah. "Personal Reminiscences of Lincoln." Vol. 5, no. 4, p. 561-681 (unknown which magazine it belongs in) 1878 February 6 7 Bowers, John Hugh. Life of Abraham Lincoln. (Little Blue Book No. 324). Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Company, 1922. 62 p.; Bowers, John Hugh. Lincoln-Douglas Debate. (Little Blue Book No. 341). Girard, Kansas: Haldeman--Julius Company 1923 6 8 Bowker, Matthew. I refused to talk to President Lincoln. No publisher. n.p. 2 copies undated 6 9 Boyd, L. The sorrows of Nancy. Richmond, Virginia: L. Boyd, 95 p. 1899 6 10 Boyle, Capt. John Richards "The Making of Abraham Lincoln." Privately printed by the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Commandery of the State of Pennsylvania. Memorial meeting, 12 p. 1911 February 11 6 11 Bramantip, Bocardo. The Abraham Lincoln myth. An essay in "Higher Criticism." New York: The Mascot Publishing Co., 88 p. 1894 6 12 Briggs, D.D., George W. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, with the proceedings of the city council on the death of the President. Salem, Massachusetts, 48 p. 1865 6 13 Brooks, Noah. Lincoln by friend and foe. New York: Williams-Barker Co., 96 p. 1922 6 14 Brooks, Rev. Phillips. The life and death of Abraham Lincoln a sermon preached at the church of the Holy Trinity, Philadelphia, Sunday morning, April 23, 1865. Philadelphia: Printed at the request of members of the congregation, 24 p. 1865 6 15 Brown, Charles Reynolds. Lincoln: The greatest man of the nineteenth century. Washington, D.C.: Senior Citizens of America (1922 by Macmillan Company). 64 p. 1964 6 16 Brace, Hon. Wallace. The Lincoln Monument: in memory of Scottish-American soldiers, unveiled in Edinburgh August 21, 1893. Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 48 p. 1893 6 17 Bryner, B.C. Abraham Lincoln in Peoria, Illinois. Peoria, Illinois: Lincoln Historical Publishing Co., 24 P. (3 copies) 1924 6 18 Bryson, Lyman. Lincoln in power. Reprinted from Political Science Quarterly, Vol. 61, no. 2, June, 1946. New York: Academy of Political Science. p. 161-174 1946 6 19 Buckingham, J. E., Sr. Reminiscences and souvenirs of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Washington: Rufus H. Darby, 89 p. 1894 6 20 Bullock, Alex H. Abraham Lincoln: The just magistrate, the representative statesman, the practical philanthropist. An address by Alex 8. Bullock, before the city council and citizens of Worcester, June 1, 1865. Worcester: Charles Hamilton, 48 p. 1865 6 21 Bungener, F. Lincoln: Sa Vie, Son Ceuvre et Sa Mort. Lausanne: Georges Bridel, 160 p. 1865 6 22 Burton, John E. Abraham Lincoln: An oration. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin: John E. Burton, 23 p.; Burton, John E. A Green Leaf from the Lincoln oak. 1903 6 23 Burton, John E. "The fine library of John E. Burton of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Part 5, Civil War material to be sold Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday and Friday afternoons January 12, 13, and 14, 1916." The Anderson Galleries, Inc. 133 p. 1916 6 24 A "The fine library of John E. Burton of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Part 6 Lincolnia and Civil War material to be sold Monday afternoon and evening and Tuesday afternoon March 6 and 7, 1916." The Anderson Galleries, Inc. 82 p. 1916 6 24 B Burton, John E. A souvenir; presentation of the Lincoln bronze tablet. The Gettysburg Speech, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. 3 p. 1907 November 22 6 25 Butler, John George. The Martyr President: Our grief and our duty. Washington, D.C.: McGill and Witherow, 14 p. 1865 6 26 California attorneys committee for payroll guarantee amendment. The first step to prevent post-war depression. San Francisco, California: Chase and Rae, 1942. 16 p. 1942 7 1 Canifius, Dr. Theodor Abraham Lincoln. Stuttgart: Ubenheim 'Fche Berlagsbuch Handlung. 340 p. 1878 7 2 Carlton, Mabel Mason. Abraham Lincoln: Savior of his country. Boston: John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company. n.d. n. p.; Carman, Dr. L.D. Abraham Lincoln Freemason; an address before Harmony Lodge No. 17, F.A.A.M., Washington, D.C., January 28, 1914 with an appendix containing the actions taken by the Masonic Grand Lodges of the United States on Lincoln's death. Printed for private distribution. 26 p. 1914 7 3 Carman, Dr. L. D. The other White House, an illustration of the unreliability of history concerning Abraham Lincoln. January. n. p. 1926 7 4 Carman, Dr. L. D. Some account of John Summerfield Staples the representative recruit of Abraham Lincoln in the Civil War. 100 copies privately printed. 16 p. 1927 7 5 Carr, Julian S. The Hampton Roads Conference; a refutation of the statement that Mr. Lincoln said if Union was written at the top the southern commissioners might fill in the balance. No publisher. n.p. (2 copies) 1917 January 15 7 6 Carter, Orrin N. Lincoln and Douglas as lawyers: An address given before the Mississippi Valley Historical Association, Chicago, Illinois. Reprinted from the proceedings of the Mississippi Valley Historical Association. 28 p. 1910-1911 7 7 The Catholic University of America. Speech and Drama department presents " Storm" by Edith Mirick. University theatre. Playbill. n.p. 1940 December 11-15 7 8 The Centenary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln 1809-1909, program of exercises in commemoration of that event. Washington, D.C.: Osborn H. Oldroyd. 20 p. 1908 7 9 Century: Vol. 23, no. 2. "The Lincoln life-mask and how it was made." p. 223-228.; Century: Vol. 24. "How Lincoln was Nominated." p. 853-859. Included: two portraits of Lincoln, by Marlus L. Ward. p. 851 1881 December; 1882 October 7 10 Century: Vol. 25. no.4, "A reception by President Lincoln." p. 612-614 140. 1883 February 7 11 Century: Vol. 30. "Lincoln and Grant." p. 939-947 undated 7 11 A Century: Vol. 30. "Reminiscences of General Grant." p. 947-954. undated 7 11 B Century: Vol. 32, no. 6. "The Biographies of Lincoln." p. 861-869 1886 October 7 12 Century: Vol. 32, no. 6. "The biographers of Lincoln." p. 861-869. 1886 October 7 13 Century; Vol. 33, no. 1. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 3-37 2 copies 1886 November 7 14 Century: Vol. 33, no. 1. "Hooker's appointment and removal." p. 106- 111.; Century: Vol. 33, no. 1. "The hand of Lincoln." A history." p. 248. 1886 November 7 15 Century: Vol. 33, no. 1. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 200-278 1886 November 7 16 Century: Vol. 33, no. 1. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 250-278 copy 2; Century: Vol. 33, no. 1. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 336-396 1886 November 7 17 Century: Vol. 33, no. 2. "Lincoln in the South." p. 494 1886 December 7 18 Century: Vol. 33, no. 3. "The third day at Gettysburg. p. 451-463 1887 January 7 18 A Century: Vol. 33, no. 3. "Pickett's Charge." p. 464-471 1887 January 7 18 B Century: Vol. 34. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 82-110; Century: Vol. 34. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 203-219 undated 7 19 Century: Vol. 34. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 369-396; Century: Vol. 34. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 509-534 undated 7 20 Century: Vol. 33. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 515-536 undated 7 21 Century: Vol. 33, no. 4. "Lee's invasion of Pennsylvania." p. 622-636 1887 Febraury 7 22 A Century: Vol. 33, no. 4. "The bailing of Jefferson Davis." p. 685-706 1887 Febraury 7 22 B Century: Vol. 33, no. 5. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 685-706; Century: Vol. 33, no. 5. "Lincoln's ancestors in Virginia: Open letters signed by John T. Harris, Jr., and A. Lincoln." p. 810-811. 2 copies 1887 March 7 23 Century: Vol. 33. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 857-884 undated 7 24 Century: Vol. 33, no. 6. "Chickamauga - The Great Battle of the West." p. 937-962.; Century: Vol. 33, no. 6. "Lincoln and Lowell." p. 965-967 1887 April 7 25 Century: Vol. 34. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 658-684 undated 7 26 Century: Vol. 35. "Saint Gaudens' Lincoln." p. 37-39; Century: Vol. 35. "Grant's last campaign." p. 127-152; Century: Vol. 33."Recollections of Secretary Stanton." p. 758-768 1887 November 7 27 Century: Vol. 33. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." n.p. 1887 November 8 1 A Century: Vol. 33. "Lincoln in Congress." p. 515-542 1886 December 8 1 B Century: Vol. 33. "Lincoln in Springfield." n.p. 1887 January 8 1 C Century: Vol. 33. "The movement for slavery extension ." p. 685-706 Duplicate 1887 March 8 1 D Century: Vol. 33. "The territorial experiment." p. 857-884 1887 March 8 1 E Century: Vol. 34. "The Secession movement." p. 819-850 1887 October 8 1 F Century: Vol. 35. "The president-elect at Springfield." p. 34-87. 1887 November 8 2 G Century: Vol. 35. "Lincoln's inauguration." p. 265-284 1887 December 8 2 H Century: Vol. 35. "The formation of the cabinet." p. 419-436 1888 January 8 2 I Century: Vol 35. "Premier or president." p. 599-616 1888 February 8 2 J Century: Vol. 35. "The call to arms." p. 707-723 1888 March 8 2 K Century: Vol. 35. "The national uprising." p. 898-922 1888 April 8 2 L Century: Vol. 36. "The Advance." p. 2&1-305 1888 June 8 3 M Century: Vol. 36. "Lincoln and McClellan." p. 393-416 1888 July 8 3 N Century: Vol. 36. "Tennessee and Kentucky." p. 562-583 1888 August 8 3 O Century: Vol. 36. "The Mississippi and Shiloh." p. 658-678. 1888 September 8 3 P Century: Vol. 36. "Plans of campaign." p. 912-933 1888 October 8 3 Q Century: Vol. 36. "Jackson's valley campaign, and the seven days' battles." p. 130-148 1888 November 8 3 R Century: Vol. 37. "First plans for emancipation." p. 276-294 1888 December 8 3 S Century: Vol. 37. "The announcement of emancipation." p. 427-447 1889 January 8 4 T Century: Vol. 37. "Seward and Chase." p. 546-565 1889 February 8 4 U Century: Vol. 39. "The fall of the Rebel Capital -Lincoln in Richmond." p. 305-313 1890 January 8 4 V Century: Vol. 39. "The fourteenth of April fate of the assassins - the mourning pageant." p. 428-443 Added: Doherty, Edward P. Pursuit and death of John Wilkes Booth. p. 443-449 1890 January 8 4 W Century: Vol. 35. p. 320-324. "Memoranda on the Civil War." Continued in the months below: Vol. 35. p. 478-481; Vol. 35. p. 958-963; Vol. 36. p. 599-601; Vol. 36. p. 149-151 1887 December; 1888 April, August, November 8 5 Century: Vol. 35. "The grand strategy of the war of the rebellion." p. 582-598 1888 February 8 6 Century: Vol. 36, no. 1. "Abraham Lincoln: The Border States." p. 56-77 1888 May 8 7 Century: Vol. 36; October, 1888. "Obituary notice: Philip H. Sheridan."; Century: Vol. 37; March, 1889. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 689-704; Century: Vol. 37; April, 1889. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 917-932 1888 October , 1889 March 8 8 Century: Vol. 37. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 123-148 1889 May 8 9 Century: Vol. 38. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 278-300 1889 June 8 10 Century: Vol. 38. "Buchanan, Lincoln, and Duff Green." p. 317-318 1889 June 8 11 Century: Vol. 38. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 406-426 1889 July 8 12 Century: Vol. 38. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 546-568 1889 August 8 13 Century: Vol. 38. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 687-707 1889 September 8 14 Century: Vol. 38. "Abraham Lincoln: A history." p. 838-56; Century: Vol. 38. "A view of the Confederacy from the inside." p. 950-954 1889 October 8 15 Century: Vol. 19. "Abraham Lincoln: A history - the second inaugural - Five Forks - Appomattox. p. 132-151 1889 November 8 16 Century: Vol. 51, no. 3. "Memoranda on the life of Lincoln." p. 305-311 1890 June 8 17 Century: Vol. 51, no. 4. "The inside facts of Lincoln's nomination." p. 477-479; Century: Vol. 51, no. 6. "McClellan's candidacy with the army. " p. 959 1890 July, October 8 18 Century: Vol. 51, no. 1. "Lincoln and his son 'Tad"' p. 2; Century: Vol. 51, no. 1. "Life in the White House in the time of Lincoln." p. 33-37; Century: Vol. 51, no. 1. "A letter from Abraham Lincoln when in Congress." p. 156-157; Century: Vol. 51, no. 2; November, 1890. "A letter from Lincoln when in Congress." p. 156-157 1890 November 8 19 Century: Vol. 52, no. 3; July, 1891. "Greeley's estimate of Lincoln." p. 371-382 2 copies 1891 July 8 20 Century: Vol. 52, no. 5. "Greeley's estimate of Lincoln." p. 798 1891 September 8 21 Century: Vol. 42, no. 6. "Lincoln's personal appearance." p. 932-938 2 copies 1891 October 18 8 22 Century: Vol. 43. "The Illinois of Lincoln's Time." P. 796-797 1892 March 8 23 Century: Vol. 44. "The crisis of the Civil War." p. 794-797 1892 September 8 24 Century: Vol. 45. "Abraham Lincoln's last hours." p. 634-636 1893 February 8 25 Century: Vol. 46. "Lincoln on the spoils system." p. 149 1893 May 8 26 Century: Vol. 47. "Lincoln's place in history." p. 590-596 1894 February 8 27 A Century: Vol. 47. "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address." p. 596-608 1894 February 8 27 B Century: Vol. 47. "Lincoln's place in history." p. 590- 596 copy 2 undated 8 28 Century: Vol. 42, no. 6. "Lincoln's literary experiments." p. 823-832 1894 April 8 29 Century: Vol. 49, no. 1. "Washington in Lincoln's Time." p. 140-149 2 copies 1894 November 8 30 Century: Vol. 49, no. 3. "Glimpses of Lincoln in war time." p. 457-597 1895 January 8 31 Century: Vol. 49, no. 4. "Lincoln, Chase, and Grant." p. 607-619 1895 February 8 32 Century: Vol. 11 no. 1. "Judge Taney and the Dred Scott Decision." p. 157-158 1895 May 8 33 Century: Vol. 6, no. 3. "The works of Lincoln as a political classic." p. 476 1895 July 8 33 Century: Vol. 51. "Four Lincoln conspiracies." p. 889-911 1896 April 8 34 Century: Vol. ? "Why Lincoln was not renominated by acclamation." p. 503-506 1907 February 8 35 A Century: Vol. ? "A Lincoln souvenir in the South." p. 506-508. 1907 February 8 35 B Century: Vol. 75, no. ? "Lincoln's offer of a command to Garibaldi." p. 63-74 1907 November 9 1 Century: Vol. 86, no. 6. "Personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln." p. 373-877 1908 April 9 2 Century: Vol. 76. "Lincoln's Vote for vice-president." p. 186-189 1908 June 9 3 Century: Vol. 77, no. 1. "The Lincoln-Douglas debates, fifty years after." p. 3-19 1908 November 9 4 Century: Vol. 77, no. 4. Lincoln Centennial Number. (A) "Lincoln the leader." (fine illustrations including rare portrait) p. 479-507 (B) "Nancy Hanks" P. 507 (C) "Abraham Lincoln reading law..." (drawing) P. 555 (D) "Lincoln at the helm as described at the time by John Hay." p. 507 (E) (Drawing) Drawn from the cast of Lincoln's right hand (made by Leonard W. Volk in 1860.) (F) A. Lincoln correspondence (22 letters published for the first time) 1909 February 9 5 Century: Vol. 77. "Lincoln's assassination told by an eye-witness." p. 917-918 1909 April 9 6 A Century: Vol. 77. "Edwin Booth and Lincoln with an unpublished letter by Edwin Lincoln." p. 919-920 1909 April 9 6 B Century: Vol. 77. "Lincoln and Wilkes Booth as seen on the day of the assassination." p. 950-953 1909 April 9 6 C Century: Vol. 77. "Lincoln's interest in the theater." p. 943-950 1909 April 9 6 D Century: Vol. 79. "Lincoln at Gettysburg." p. 20-23 1909 November 9 7 Century: Vol. 85. "Lincoln Pledge." p. 554 1913 February 9 7 Century: Vol. 85. "Lincoln as a boy knew him." p. 555-559 1913 February 9 7 A Century: Vol. 85. "A new story of Lincoln's assassination." p. 559-562 1913 February 9 7 B Century: Vol. no. ? "Abraham Lincoln's social ideas." p. 588-592 1914 February 9 8 Century: Vol. no. ? "Where Lincoln lived." p. 501-512 1918 February 9 9 Century: no vol. "Lincoln or Lee." p. 661-668 1927 April 9 10 A Century: no vol. "Lincoln's last struggle and the end of his long and toilsome course." p. 46-47 1927 April 9 10 B Charrney, Theodore S. Lincoln pamphlets. Chicago, Illinois 9 11 The Chicago Copperhead Convention. The treasonable and revolutionary utterances of the men who composed it. Extracts from all the notable speeches delivered in and out of the National "Democratic" Convention. A surrender to the Rebels advocated -A disgraceful and pusillanimous peace demanded - the federal government shamefully vullified, and not a word said against the crime of treason and rebellion. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Union Committee. 16 p. 1864 9 11 Chicago Historical Society. Lincoln. Reprinted by permission of the Detroit News, for the Chicago Historical Society. n.p. 1911 February 12 9 12 The Chicago Public Library. List of books and magazine articles on Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States, born February 12, 1809, died April 15, 1865. Special Bulletin No. 7. Chicago: Chicago Public Library. 43 p. 2 copies 1909 January 9 13 Chiniqui, Von Pater. Die enwrdung des prasidenten Abraham Lincoln eine that der sefuiten. Barman: Druet und Berlag Von D. B. Wiemann. 32 p. 9 14 Chiperfield, Hon. Burnett M. Abraham Lincoln address delivered in the House of Representatives on February 12, 1932, in commemoration of the birth of Abraham Lincoln. Washington: United States Government Printing Office. n.p. (72nd Congress, IST Session; House Document No. 255) 1932 9 15 Choate, Joseph H. The career and character of Abraham Lincoln - An address delivered by Joseph H. Choate, Ambassador to Great Britain, at the Philosophical Institution of Edinburgh. Chicago, Illinois: General Passenger Department Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway. 30 p. 1900 November 13 9 16 Christian Herald: Vol. 52, no. 6. New York: Christian Herald Association, Inc. 1929 9 17 Christian, Hon. George L. Abraham Lincoln - An address delivered before R. E. Lee camp no. 1. Confederate veterans at Richmond, Virginia. 2 edition Richmond, Virginia: L. H. Jenkins. 31 p. 1909 9 18 Church of the Presidents. A commemoration of Lincoln's worship at St. John's Church. unpaged 1861 February 24 9 19 Cimco News. Springfield, Illinois. unpaged 1955 February 9 20 Clark, Mr. (of Wyoming) Abraham Lincoln - first and second inaugural addresses; message, July 5, 1861; Proclamation, January 1, 1863; Gettysburg Address, November 19, 1863. 62nd Congress, 2nd Session; Document No. 439. Washington. 40 p. 1912 9 21 Clark, Arthur H. Company. Publications List. Cleveland, Ohio. 14 Clark, Arthur H. Company. Abraham Lincoln listing (S-9054), Part 2 n.p. 9 22 Clark, Daniel. Eulogy on the life and character of Abraham Lincoln, before the city government of Manchester, New Hampshire. Manchester, New Hampshire: Mirror Steam Job Printing Establishment 1865 June 1 9 23 Clark D.D., Rev. John Brittan. Abraham Lincoln - God's great American prophet. Washington, D.C.: First Presbyterian Church. Unpublished 9 24 Coleman, William M. The evidence that Abraham Lincoln was not born in lawful wedlock, or the sad story of Nancy Hanks. 18 p. No publisher listed. 9 25 The Collector: A magazine for autograph and historical collectors. Vol. 62, no. 12, whole no. 691. P.,258-280. "Abe and little Alec" 1949 December 9 26 Collier's: Vol. 42, no. 21. "Abraham Lincoln, an address by the President of the U.S... (Theodore Roosevelt-Feb. 2, 1909." 1909 February 13 9 27 Collier's: Vol. ? "Lincoln writes home." p. 8-9, by Carl Sandburg.; Collier's : Vol. ?; February 14, 1931. "In Mr. Lincoln's town." p. 7-10, 33-34 (By Ida M. Tarbell) 1931 February 14 9 28 Collier's: Vol. 115, no. 7. "The answer, by Zachary Gold." 1945 February 17 9 29 Collier's: Vol. 121, no. 7. "Lincoln's beard." (By Ann Cutler) 1948 February 14 9 30 Collis, Gen. Charles H. T. and Ingersoll, Col. Robert G. The religion of Abraham Lincoln-correspondence between General Charles H.T. Collis and Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll. New York: G. W. Dillingham Company. 24 p. 1900 9 31 Congressional Record: Vol. 43, no. 50. 60th Congress, 2nd Session. p. 2307-2356. 1909 February 12 9 32 Coolidge, Pres. Calvin. Address of President Coolidge dedicating the Lincoln Memorial Library at the South Dakota State College. Brookings, South Dakota. 7 p. 1927 September 10 9 33 Cooper Institute. An authentic account of Hon. Abraham Lincoln being invited to give an address in Cooper Institute, New York on February 27, 1860. Together with Mr. Bryant's introduction and Mr. Lincoln's speech. Privately printed in Putnam, Connecticut. unpaged 1935 9 34 Cooper, Col. Wade H. Address of Col. Wade H. Cooper on Abraham Lincoln - extension of remarks of Hon. B. Carroll Reece of Tennessee in the House of Representatives, Saturday. Washington, 1927. 15 p. 1927 February 12 9 35 The Co-operative Merchandiser: Vol. 11, no. 2. Chicago: The National Retailer-owned Grocers, Inc. 1946 February 9 36 Cosmopolitan: Vol. ?; "Abraham Lincoln in his relations to women." p. 205-210. 1894 December 9 37 Country Gentleman: Vol. ?, no. ?; "Fanning in Lincoln's country." p. 2 1918 October 19 9 38 Crawford, K. J. Abraham Lincoln and his era. Catalogue No. 28, Part 1. 58 p. 9 39 Crissey, Elwell. Blurb for Lincoln's lost speech. unpaged 9 40 Crocker, Samuel L., Jr. Eulogy upon the character and services of Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States. Delivered by invitation of the authorities of the city of Taunton, on the occasion of the national fast, June 1, 1865. Boston: John Wilson and Sons. 28 p. 1865 9 41 Croffut, William A. "Now I recollect - souvenirs of the sanctum" - Lincoln as I saw him." Washington, D.C.: The Colonial Press. 11 p. 1943 9 42 Crozier, Hiram P. The Nation's loss - A discourse upon the life, services, and death of Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States. New York: John A. Gray and Green 1866 9 43 Currey, J. Seymour. Abraham Lincoln's visit to Evanston in 1860. Evanston: City National Bank. 16 p. 1914 9 44 Currie, Sir Arthur W. "Abraham Lincoln - An address before the League for Political Education, New York, February 12, 1926." Montreal: McGill University. 10 p. 1928 9 45 Curtis, B. R. Executive power. Boston: Little, Brown, and Company. 34 p. 1862 9 46 Cushman, Esther Cowles. The McLellan Lincoln collection at Brown University. Providence: University Library. 21 p. 2 copies 1928 9 47 D. C. Federation of Women's Club. American Legion poem contest 1933 10 1 Daily Morning Chronicle: Vol. 3, no. 146. (Lincoln's funeral issue,) 1865 April 22 10 2 Daily Press and Tribune: Vol. 12, no. 85. (facsimile of newspaper) (Lincoln-Douglas debate at Galesburg.) 1858 October 9 10 3 Damon, Rev. Samuel Chenery. Damon's Lincoln sermon. - A discourse preached by Rev. Samuel Chenery Damon in Honolulu, Hawaii 1865 May 14 10 4 Darneille, Frank. History of the Lincoln homestead. Springfield, Illinois: Frank Darneille. 15 p.; Daughters of the American Revolution. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. (National Defense through Patriotic Education Committee) 1863 November 19, undated 10 5 The Dearborn Independent: 25th Year, No. 16. Dearborn, Michigan. 1925 February 7 10 6 The Dearborn Independent. "The truth about the Bixby letter." p. 22-25 1926 Feburary 6 10 7 The Defender: Doc. No. 1. New York: The American Protective Tariff League. 31 p. 1916 August 10 8 275. Delahay, M. W. 'Abraham Lincoln. New York: Daniel H. Newhall 1939 10 9 Deming, Henry Champion. "Eulogy of Abraham Lincoln, by Henry Champion Deming, before the General Assembly of Connecticut, at Allyn Hall, Hartford, Thursday, June 8, 1865." Hartford: A.N. Clark and Company. 58 p. 1865 10 10 Democratic Publications of the Central Campaign Committee. 10 11 Campaign Document No. 2 - Speech of Judge George F. Comstock. 10 11 A Campaign Document No. 41-2 - West Point oration. 10 11 B Campaign Document No. 7 - Hon. George Ticknor Curtis. 10 11 C Campaign Document No. 8 - Speech of Hon. Edgar Cowan. 10 11 D Campaign Document No. 9 - Speech of Hon. Robert C. Winthrop. 10 11 E Campaign Document No. 10 - Address of Hon. George Ticknor Curtis. 10 11 F Campaign Document No. 14 - Corruptions and frauds of Lincoln's administration. 10 11 G Campaign Document No. 15 - The Harrisons Bar letter of General McClellan. 10 11 H Democratic Tract - Campaign 1860. Lincoln's Abolitionism - A searching analysis. 8 p 1860 August 28 10 12 Dodge, Major Gen. Grenville M. Commandery of the State of Pennsylvania, February 12, 1908. Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States March 4, 1861, to April 15, 1865. Born February 12, 1809, in Hardin (Larue) Co., Kentucky. Assassinated April 14, 1865; died April 15, 1865, at Washington, D.C., enrolled by special resolution April 16, 1865. "My personal recollections of President Abraham Lincoln" 1908 10 13 Dondero, Hon. George A. "Congressman Abraham Lincoln" - Extension of remarks of Hon. George A. Dondero of Michigan in the House of Representatives; Tuesday, February 19, 1946. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946. 8 p.; Dondero, Hon. George A. Rendezvous at Oak Ridge - Even in death they would not let Abraham Lincoln rest. Article by King V. Hostick. - Extension of remarks of Hon. George A. Dondero of Michigan in the House of Representatives, Tuesday 18, 1941. Washington: United State Government Printing Office. 4 p. 1941 10 14 Dondero, Hon. George A. "Lincoln - lover of children. - Address of Hon. George A. Dondero of Michigan in the House of Representatives, February 12, 1934." Washington: United States Printing Office. 7 p. (2 copies) 1939 10 15 Draper, Andrew S. Addresses and papers. Albany, New York: New York State Education Department. 192 p. 1909-1910 10 16 Draper, Andrew S. Lincoln. Albany: New York State Education Department. 37 p. 1909 10 17 Drinkwater, John. Abraham Lincoln translated into Chinese. Commercial Press, Limited. Pages in Chinese. 10 18 Eagle Library, No. 145: Vol. 24, no. 4. New York: Brooklyn Daily Eagle. 35 p. "Lincoln Centenary, Feb. 12, 1909." 1909 10 19 Eaves, Catherine. How I twice eloped: the only novelette ever sketched by Abraham Lincoln. Chicago, Illinois: Oak Printing and Publishing Company. 88 p. 1901 10 20 Elizabethtown Woman's Club. Sarah Bush Lincoln: the beloved foster mother of Abraham Lincoln. Elizabethtown, Kentucky: Elizabethtown Woman's Club. unpaged 1922 10 21 Emerson, Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson's personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln. Rockford, Illinois. 18 p. 1909 10 22 Em Guarda Para A Depensa das Americas: Vol. 4, no. 1 1941 April 10 23 Enos, Z.A. The early surveyors and surveying in Illinois. Springfield, Illinois: Springfield Printing Company 1891 10 24 Everett, Charles Carroll. "Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, late president of the United States, delivered before the citizens of Bangor, on the day of the national fast, June 1, 1865." Bangor: Samuel S. Smith. 30 p. 1865 10 25 Everett, Edward. "An oration delivered on the battlefield of Gettysburg, (November 19, 1863) at the Consecration of the Cemetery. Prepared for the interment of the remains of those who fell in the battles of July 1-3, 1863." New York: Baker & Godwin. 48 p. 1863 10 26 Fairfield, Louis W. "Abraham Lincoln. Speech of Hon. Louis W. Fairfield of Indiana delivered before the Lion Club, Brooklyn, N.Y.; February 12, 1921." Washington: Government Printing Office. 19 p. 2 copies 1922 10 27 Fawcett, James Waldo. Walt Whitman: a sketch biography. Read at a banquet given by the Association of South Jersey Stamp Clubs. Walt Whitman Hotel, Camden, N.J. Privately printed. 1940 February 20 10 28 Fess, S. D. Abraham Lincoln. Speech of Hon. S. D. Fess, of Ohio, in the House of Representatives. 63D Congress 2D Session. Doc. No. 823. 1914 February 12 10 29 The Filson Club History Quarterly: Vol. 11, no. 3. Louisville, Kentucky: The Filson Club. 240 p. "Lincoln Pilgrimage." 1937 July 10 30 The Filson Club History Quarterly: Vol. 20, no. 3. 269 p. "The women in Lincoln"s life, by Louis A. Warren." 1946 July 10 31 Fish, Daniel. Legal phases of the Lincoln and Douglas Debates. Annual address before the State Bar Association of Minnesota at Minneapolis, July 14, 1909. Reprinted from the Proceedings. 15 p. Included: Presentation note. 1909 July 14 11 1 Fisher, Dr. Hannah M. Lincoln: the world's noblest hero. An address delivered by Hannah M. Fisher, M.D. at the commencement of Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennessee. 8 p. 1930 June 3 11 2 302. Fitzgerrell, J. J. and Austin, B. F. Lincoln was a spiritualist; the religion of Abraham Lincoln. Los Angeles, California: The Austin Publishing Company. 79 p. 1924 11 3 The Flying Quill. 4 p. (Some Civil War bibliography) 1950 November-December 11 4 Fulwider, L. A. Sixty~fourth anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas debate. Freeport, Illinois. 48 p. 1922 August 26 11 5 Gay, H. Nelson. Abramo Lincoln: Uberatore unificatore (1809-1865). Firenze: R. Bemporad & Figlio. 142 p. 11 6 George, David Lloyd. Abraham Lincoln - An address before the Midday Luncheon Club, Leland Hotel, Springfield, Illinois, Thursday, October 18, 1923. Privately printed at Cleveland for Stephen Wallis Tener. 13 p. 1924 April 11 7 Gernon, Blaine Brooks. The Lincolns in Chicago. Chicago: Ancarthe Publishers, 1934. 64 p 1934 11 8 Blurb for: Gernon, Blaine Brooks. Lincoln in the political circus. Chicago: The Black Cat Press 1936 11 9 Gernon, Blaine Brooks. Songs of Lincoln and other poems. Chicago: Ancarthe Publishers. 40 p. Included: Presentation note from author to M. L. Wilson. 1934 11 10 German Turners, St. Louis District. Observance of the 20th Anniversary of the death of Abraham Lincoln. unpaged 1885 April 15 11 11 Gettysburg - Lincoln's Address and our educational institutions. York, Pennsylvania: The Board of Education of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. 31 p. 11 12 Gettysberg - National Military Park, Pennsylvania. United States Department of the Interior. (Blurb) 11 13 Gilbert, C. E. Two presidents: Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis; origin, cause and conduct of the war between the states. 82 p. 1927 11 14 Gilbert, J. Warren. The Blue and Gray: A history of the conflicts during Lee's invasion and Battle of Gettysburg. by Prof. J. Warren Gilbert. 166 p. circa 1922 11 15 Goldsmith, M. A. Abraham Lincoln, his life; a true story of one of the world's best men. Cleveland, Ohio: The Goldsmith Publishing Company. 122 p. 1918 11 16 Goltz, Carlos W. Incidents in the life of Mary Todd Lincoln containing an unpublished letter. Sioux City, Iowa: Deitch and Lamar Company. 58 p. 1928 11 17 Gomez, Ermild Abreu. Abraham Lincoln, Union Panamericana. Washington, D.C.: UNESCO. unpaged 1951 11 18 Grover, Leonard. Lincoln's interest in the theater. No. 24 out of 25 numbered copies. Privately printed. unpaged 11 19 Gunn, John W. The humor and wisdom of Abraham Lincoln. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman Julius Company. 11 20 Hall, Rev. Newman. A sermon on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Preached at Surren Chapel, London, Sunday, May 14, 1865. Boston: Bartlett and Halliday. 16 p. 1865 11 21 Hanaford, Mrs. P. A. Our martyred president. Boston: B.B. Russell and Company. 22 p. 1865 11 22 Happel, Ralph. Appomattox Court House, national historical monument. Reprinted by the United States Department of the Interior. 15 p. 1947 11 23 Harding, Warren G. President Harding's address at the Dedication of the Lincoln Monument. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office. 8 p. 1922 11 24 Harper's Monthly Magazine: Vol. ? "The wife of Abraham Lincoln." p. 489-498 undated 11 25 Harper's New Monthly Magazine: Vol. ? p. 62-66 1884 June 11 26 Harper's Monthly Magazine: Vol. 70, no. 419. Picture of Abraham Lincoln. unpaged 1885 April 11 27 Harper's New Monthly Magazine: Vol. 82, no. 489. "The faith of President Lincoln." p. 385-391 1981 February 11 28 Hart, Col. F. W. Abraham Lincoln, the great commoner, the sublime emancipator. 8 p. 1926 11 29 Hartman Auction Company, Inc. 11 30 Auction No. 139 - Rare Americana including many rare and interesting items, the second alphabet containing a fine collection of Lincolniana. The whole selected from various consignments and offered to the discriminating librarian and collector. 52 p. 1922 June 22 11 30 A Auction No. 156 - Rare Americana, including some unusual and unrecorded items. 11 30 B Haworth, Ira. "Reminiscences about Abraham Lincoln - also an address delivered before the Washingtonian Temperance Society at the Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois, February 22, 1842," by Abraham Lincoln. Kansas City, Kansas: Kansas City Sun. 31 p. undated 11 31 Hay, John. "Life in the White House in the time of Lincoln." Century: Vol. 41, no. ? p. 33-37 1890 12 1 Hearst's Magazine: Vol. ? "With Lincoln at Gettysburg." p. 162-169 1914 12 2 Henkels, Stan V. and Sons. The papers of Gov. Richard Howell, of N.J., Col. John Ladd Howell, of the Revolution, Col. Joshua L. Howell, of the War of 1812, etc. Philadelphia. 54 p. (Thirty important letters and endorsements of Abraham Lincoln.) 1925 May 19 12 3 Herndon, William H. "Brief Analysis of Lincoln's character - a letter to J.E. Remsburg, Oak Mills, Kansas from William H. Herndon, Springfield, Illinois. September 10, 1887." Privately Printed. unpaged; Herndon, William H. A card and a correction - A broadside on Lincoln's religion, November 9, 1882. Privately Printed, 1917. unpaged 1917 12 4 Herndon, William H. Letter to Mr. John W. Keys, April 14, 1886. Note from L.C. Vanoxem to William H. Lambert. Dated March 25, 1898.; Herndon, William H. Lincoln and Douglas - The Peoria debates and Lincoln's power. A broadside published 1866 by William H. Herndon. unpaged 1866; 1886 April 14; 1898 March 12 5 Herriott, F. I. Iowa and the first nomination of Abraham Lincoln. 80 p. Reprinted from The Annals of Iowa. 1960 February 17 12 6 Hersey, Hon. Ira G. "Lincoln - the man of cannon sense. Address of Hon. Ira G. Hersey of Maine before the House of Representatives, Tuesday, February 12, 1924." Washington: Govt. Printing Office. 14 p. 1924 12 7 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln and Hillel's Golden Rule. Delivered under the auspices of the United Synagogue over WEAF 1929 February 6 12 8 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln; as to his kindness and mercy - let women testify. Delivered before the Women's National Republican Club. 17 p. 1929 February 11 12 9 Hertz, Emanuel. "Abraham Lincoln at the climax of the great Lincoln-Douglas joint debate in Galesburg, Illinois. Delivered at Galesburg, Illinois on the 6th day of October, 1928, on the 70th anniversary of the Lincoln Douglas debate, from a platform erected on the spot where the original debate was held - upon the campus of Knox College." 14 p. 1928 October 12 10 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln's birthday in 1864. Printed in the Congressional Record of February 13, 1939. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office. 7 p. 2 copies 1939 12 11 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - the seer. (reprinted from the Gaelic American, Feb. 14) unpaged 2 copies 12 12 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln, der seher. no date. 4 p. 2 copies undated 12 13 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln, extension of remarks of Hon. Louis T. McFadden of Pennsylvania in the House of Representatives. An address by Emanuel Hertz on Abraham Lincoln. Congressional Record. p. 3403-3406 1929 February 11 12 14 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln's legislative career. Delivered over WRNY. 15 p. 1929 February 12 12 15 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln's loyalty to his friends. Delivered at the twenty-third annual banquet of the Wayne County Pennsylvania Society of New York City at Hotel McAlpin. 16 p. 1929 February 2 12 16 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - the great anti-climax after the whirlpool of political vicissitudes. Delivered at the Republican Union. 18 p. 1925 February 5 12 17 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - the seer: translated into Arabic. unpaged 2 copies 1925 12 18 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln, the seer. An address delivered over WOR. (continued in foreign language) 2 copies Abraham Lincoln 1925 February 12 12 19 Hertz, Emanuel. The Seer. An address delivered over WOR. (continued in foreign language) 2 copies 1925 February 12 12 20 Hertz, Emanuel. Lincoln - The seer (Lincoln - a profeta). Address delivered by Emanuel Hertz on Lincoln Day through WOR Broadcasting Station in Newark. unpaged 2 copies 12 21 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - The seer. (Hebrew). unpaged 2 copies 1925 February 12 12 22 Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - The seer. Some Biblical and Hebraic traits by Emanuel Hertz. Reprinted from The Jewish Form 2000 Broadway, New York City. 8 p. 1925 February 12 23 Hertz, Emanuel. 12 24 Abraham Lincoln - The seer 1925 February 7 12 24 A Abraham Lincoln - The seer. Same Biblical and Hebraic traits, The Jewish Form 1925 February 12 24 B Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - Vestec buducnosti. unpaged. 2 copies undated 12 25 Hertz, Emanuel. "Abraham Lincoln: What might have been - let his contemporaries testify. Delivered before the New York Schoolmasters' Club, February 9, 1929." Washington: U.S. Govt. Printing Office 1929 12 26 A Abraham Lincoln - The legal phase of the "First American." Delivered over WRNY, under the auspices of the Committee on Citizenship of the New York County Lawyers Association. 8 p. 1927 February 12 12 26 B Abraham Lincoln - The tribute of the Synagogue. New York: Dauber and Pine Bookshops, Inc. unpaged 2 copies undated 12 26 C Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - WIESZCZ NARODU unpaged undated 12 27 Hertz, Emanuel. Addresses at banquet to Emanuel Hertz. Tendered by Washington Heights Congregation to its President. 32 p. 1925 March 8 12 28 Hertz, Emanuel. And his name is Abraham Lincoln - A homily. Delivered at the Temple of Congregation Binai Jeshuran. 13 p. 1929 February 10 12 29 Hertz, Emanuel. "Anniversary of birth of Abraham Lincoln. Inserted in Tie Congressional Record of February 12, 1935 by request of Hon. Royal S. Copeland of New York." Washington: U.S. Govt. Printing Office. 7 p. 2 copies 1935 12 30 Hertz, Emanuel. How I became a collector of Lincolniana. New York. 7 p. 1926 May 30 12 31 Hertz, Emanuel. Lincoln and the Grand Street Boys. Notes of an address delivered before the Grand Street Boys. unpaged 1930 February 4 12 32 A Hertz, Emanuel. Abraham Lincoln - his political vision. An address reprinted from The Republican. 7 p. 1926 February 6 12 32 B Hertz, Emanuel. 12 33 "As Lincoln said at Gettysburg." Case and Comment: Vol. 43, no. 4; January, 1938. 48 p. 1938 12 33 A "Lincoln as a lawyer." Case and Comment: Vol. 43, no. 2. 48 p. 1937 October 12 33 B "Lincoln the lawyer." Published in The New York Times, February 7, 1937. Washington: U.S. Govt. Printing Office 1937 12 33 C "Lincoln's imprint on Constitution." Article in The New York Times February 6, 1938. Washington: U.S. Govt. Printing Office 1938 12 33 D "Lawyer Lincoln" - A review." Reprinted from St. John's Law Review: Vol. 11, no. 2. 6 p. 1937 April 12 33 E "Abraham Lincoln - The jurist of the Civil War." Reprinted from New York University Law Quarterly Review: Vol. 14, no. 4. 29 p. 1937 May 12 33 F "Lincoln the lawyer." United States Law Review. No vol., no, p. 79-102 undated 12 33 G Herr, Emanuel. The Lincoln collection of Emanuel Hertz, New York City. Part 1 (autographs) to be sold. Sale No. 2193. 71 p. 1927 November 12 34 Hertz, Emanuel. Lincoln in excelsis: the double climax -- Gettysburg and the second inaugural. 24 p. undated 12 35 Hertz, Emanuel. Lincoln on his last birthday - extension of remarks of Hon. Robert F. Wagner of New York in the Senate of the United States, Thursday, February 15, 1940. Washington: U.S. Govt. Printing Office 1940 12 36 Hertz, Emanuel. Notes on the Herndon-Weik collection of original Lincoln manuscripts, documents and other papers. 24 p. undated 12 37 Hill, Dr. John Wesley. "Lincoln's living memory." Extension of remarks of Hon. B. Carroll Reece of Tennessee in the House of Representatives, Monday, February 23, 1925. Washington: Government Printing Office. 4 p. 1925 12 38 Hill, Dr. John Wesley. Remarks of Hon. Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan in the Senate of the United States, Monday, June 16, 1930. An address by Dr. John Wesley Hill, Chancellor of Lincoln Memorial University, Comberland Gap, Tennessee. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office. 4 p. 1930 12 39 Historical Souvenir Booklet of Springfield: Abraham Lincoln and Old Salem State Park, Illinois. Chicago: Max Lau Colortype Company. unpaged 1929 12 40 History and evidence of the passage of Abraham Lincoln from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to Washington, D.C., on the 22d and 23d of February, 1861. 20 p. 1861 12 41 Hobbies: February, 1932. (Washington and Lincoln collecting) Chicago: Lightner Publishing Corporation. 106 p. 1932 12 42 Hobbies - The Magazine for Collectors: Vol. 42, no. 12. Chicago: Lightner Publishing Corporation. 100 p. (Washington and Lincoln collecting) 1938 12 43 Hobbies - The Magazine for Collectors. "Lincolniana: Rogers' - Council War." Chicago: Lightner Publishing Corporation. p. 29-30 1938 12 44 Holland, J. G. "Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States, pronounced at the city hall, Springfield, Massachusetts, April 19, 1864." Springfield, Massachusetts, April 19, 1865. Springfield: L. J. Powers. 18 p. 1865 12 45 Horner, Gov. Henry. Ceremonies incident to the placing of the Servius Tullius Stone in the tomb of Abraham Lincoln; Springfield, Illinois; Printed by authority of the State of Illinois. 57 p. 2 copies 1936 October 11 12 46 Hostick, King V. "Rendezvous at Oak Ridge, even in death they would not let Abraham Lincoln rest. Extension of remarks of Hon. George A. Dondero of Michigan in the House of Representatives on Tuesday, February 18, 1941." Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1941. 4 p. 1941 12 47 Houser, M. L. Abraham Lincoln's message to Horace Greeley. Peoria, Illinois: Edward J. Jacob. 22 p. 1929 13 1 Houser, M. L. Abraham Lincoln, student. Peoria, Illinois: M. L. Houser. 45 p. Included: Presentation note from M. L. Houser to M. L. Wilson. 1932 13 2 Howells, W. D. "Life of Abraham Lincoln - This campaign biography corrected by the hand of Abraham Lincoln in the summer of 1860 is reproduced here with careful attention to the appearance of the original volume." Springfield, Illinois: Abraham Lincoln Association. unpaged 1938 13 3 Hubbard, Elbert. Little journeys to the homes of American statesman; December, 1898 - Abraham Lincoln. vol. 4, no. 12. New York and London: G. P. Putnam's Sons. p. 395-436 1898 13 4 Hutchison, A. P. The event on which the great Civil War hinged. Butler Publishing Company. 38 p. 13 5 Illinois, State of. New Salem: A memorial to Abraham Lincoln. State of Illinois: Department of Public Works and Buildings. 177 p. Included: Biographical notes laid in the hand of M. L. Wilson. 1937 13 6 Illinois, State of. Illinois: Memorial Day; Circular no. 26. 16 p. 1908 March 28 13 7 Illinois, State of. Memorial Day, May 30, 1910; Circular no. 49. Issued by Francis G. Blair, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Springfield, Illinois: Illinois State Journal Company, 1910. 55 p. 1910 13 8 Illinois, State of 13 9 Memorial Day: May 30, 1912; Circular no. 63. Issued by Francis G. Blair, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Springfield, Illinois: Illinois State Journal Company, 1912. 51 p. 1912 13 9 A Memorial Day: 47th Annual Observance. Under the direction of Stephenson Post No. 30. Dept. of Illinois Grand Army of the Republic. 1913 May 30 13 9 B Illinois, State of. Semi-centennial of the Lincoln-Douglas debates in Illinois 1858-1908. Issued by F. G. Blair, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Springfield, Illinois: Phillips Brothers. 40 p. 1908 13 10 The Illinois Watch Company. The book of a Lincoln Watches. Springfield: Illinois Watch Company. 19 p. 2 copies 1924 13 11 Illinois Watch Company. Lincoln essay contest: To increase knowledge and admiration of Lincoln among school children in the United States. 24 p. 2 copies Included: Illinois Watch Company Newsletter. 13 12 Ingersoll, Robert G. Abraham Lincoln - a lecture. New York: C. P. Farrell. p. 123-173 1907 13 13 Ingersoll, Robert G. Lecture on Lincoln. Little Blue Book No. 213. Girard, Kansas: Haldeman--Julius, 57 p. undated 13 14 The International Journal of Ethics: Vol. 47, no. 1. 142 p. 1936 October 13 15 The Iowan: Vol. 1, no. 3. "Iowa Remembers Lincoln". p. 40-41 1953 March 13 16 Irwin, B. F. Lincoln's religious belief. Privately printed H. E. Barker, Springfield, Illinois. 11 p. 1919 13 17 Jackson, S. Trevena. Lincoln's use of the Bible. New York & Cincinnati: The Abingdon Press. 35 p. 1909 13 18 Jacobstein, Hon. Meyer. Abraham Lincoln - Extension of remarks of Hon. Meyer Jacobstein of New York, containing hitherto unpublished letters of Abraham Lincoln from the collection of Emanuel Hertz of New York City. Reprinted from the Congressional Record. 8 p. 1927 February 10 13 19 Javits, Benjamin A. Lincoln and the present international situation, a contribution to the thought on world peace. New York. 24 p. 1924 13 20 Jayne, Dr. William. Personal reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln. Delivered before the Springfield Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, February 12, 1907, at the Lincoln home. 21 p. undated 13 21 Jayne, Dr. William. Abraham Lincoln - Personal reminiscences of the martyred President by his neighbor and intimate friend Dr. William Jayne. An address delivered by Dr. Jayne to the Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association February 12, 1900. Illinois: Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association. 58 p. 1900 13 22 Johnson, Edward S. (custodian) Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place. A leaflet published for distribution at the National Lincoln Monument in the city of Springfield, Illinois. 24 p. 13 23 Jouault, Alphonse. Abraham Lincoln sa jeunesse et sa vie politique. Histoire de L'Aboution de 11 esclavage aux etats-unis. Paris: Librairie Hachette et cie, 256 p. 1883 13 24 The Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society. P. 53-69. "An, agricultural poem," by Owen Lovejoy. 1910-1911 Spring 13 25 Junior Red Cross News. "Abraham Lincoln". p. 102 1927 February 13 26 Kaine, John Langdon. Lincoln as a boy knew him. Number 21 in an edition of 25 numbered copies. unpaged. undated 13 27 Kelley, William D. Lincoln and Stanton, a study of the war administration of 1861 and 1862, with special consideration of some recent statement of Gen. George B. McClellan. New York and London: G. P. Putnam's Sons (The Knickerbucker Press), 88 p. 1885 14 1 Keyes, Mr. Addresses of Abraham Lincoln delivered at the consecration of the National Cemetery at Gettysberg, Pennsylvania together with the proceedings in the United States Senate on the occasion of the reading of the Address. 66th Congress, 2d Session. Sen. 'Document No. 236. unpaged 1920 February 12 14 2 Koren, D. Abraham Lincoln et foredral for studenterne ved Luther College PAA Lincolns fodfelsdag Den izte Februar. Decorah, Iowa: Lutheran Publishing House. 31 p. 1901 14 3 Laboulaye, Professor. Professor Laboulaye, the great friend of America, on the presidential election. Washington: Union Congressional Committee. 14 p. 1864 14 4 Lamberson, Tom. A directory of collectors of books, autographs, prints and other historical material relating to Abraham Lincoln, 1960. Richmond, Indiana: Ibelman Printing. 39 p. 1960 14 5 Lambert, William H. Commandery of the State of Pennsylvania. "Lincoln Literature". 19 p. 1909 February 3 14 6 Lambert, William H. Abraham Lincoln - Address delivered before the Union League of Philadelphia 1909 February 12 14 7 Lambert, William H. Wishing to restore and to complete, so far as possible, his collection of Lincoln literature, which was greatly damaged by fire, June 5, 1906 William H. Lambert asks reports upon the following books and pamphlets relating in whole or part to Abraham Lincoln. unpaged undated 14 8 Lange, Dr. Max. Abraham Lincoln der Wiederherfteller der Nordamerif Anifchen Union, und der Grobe Kampf der Nord - und Sudftaaten Wahren der Tahre 18611865. Leipzig: Berlab Von Otto Spamer. 260 p. 1866 14 9 The Lantern: Vol. 1, no. 2; February 20, 1913.' The Lantern Printery. 80 p. 1913 14 10 The Lawyer: Vol. 1, no. 3; March, 1938. Brooklyn, New York: The American Law Book Co., 32 p, Abraham Lincoln today and tomorrow," by George R. Farnum. 1938 14 11 Lea, Henry C. Abraham Lincoln. Union League, No. 17., 12 p. undated 14 12 Leland, Henry M. Abraham Lincoln: Rare autograph letters, documents, personal relics, prints, etc.; the collection of the late Henry M. Leland. Unrestricted public sale June 2 at 8 P.M. 32 p. 2 copies 14 13 Lemmon, George T. Lincoln in the light of his age - a centenary memorial. 15 p. 14 14 Lewis, Joseph. Lincoln the freethinker. 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New York: Loyal Publication Society, No. 67. 8 p. 14 20 Life, services, martyrdom, and funeral of Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the United States; with a portrait of President Lincoln, and other illustrative engravings of the scene of the Assassination, etc. Philadelphia: T.B. Peterson & Brothers. 300 p. 1865 14 21 The life and public services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. Boston: Thayer and Eldridge. 128 p. 1860 14 22 Life Magazine. "Lincoln neighbors: a dramatic find." p. 48 1959 February 12 14 23 Life with the Lincoln: Vol. 12, no. 10; February, 1931 Fort Wayne, Indiana: The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company. 12 p. 1931 14 24 Lincoln, Abraham. Abraham Lincoln an d Mary Owen. Three letters: (1) Lincoln to Mrs. 0. H. Browning; (2) I.N. Arnold to O.H. Browning; (3) 0. H. Browning to I. N. Arnold. Springfield, Barker's Art Store. unpaged 1922 15 1 Lincoln, Abraham. Abraham Lincoln's letter, January 5, 1863. 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A few appropriate remarks, being the story of the Gettysburg Address 'with particular reference to the manuscript thereof as told by Thomas F. Madigan in "Word Shadows of the Great". New York: Privately printed. unpaged 2 copies. 1931 15 15 Lincoln, Abraham. Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural address, March 4, 1865. Issued by Americanization Department, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. unpaged. undated 15 16 Lincoln, Abraham. Letters and addresses of Abraham Lincoln. New York: Unit Book Publishing Company. 389 p. 1905 15 17 Lincoln, Abraham. The letters of President Lincoln on questions of national policy. I. To General McClellan II. To Horace Greeley III. To Fernando Wood IV. To the Albany Committee V. To Governor Seymour VI. To the Springfield Meeting. New York: H. H. Lloyd & Co., 22 p. 1863 15 18 Lincoln, Abraham. Abraham Lincoln's letter to General Hooker. Peoria, Illinois: Edward J. Jacob. unpaged 1928 15 19 Lincoln, Abraham. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. 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Proceedings at the second & third annual meetings of the Lincoln Fellowship, held at Delmonico's, New York, Saturday, February 20th, 1909, and Saturday, February 12, 1910. New York: The Lincoln Fellowship. 57 p. 1910 16 8 The Lincoln Foundation. Manuscript No. 3 - The Farewell Address. Springfield. 12 p. 1926 16 9 Lincoln Guard of Honor. Organization and objects of the Lincoln Guard of Honor and First Memorial Service, held on the fifteenth anniversary of the death of Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, April 15th. 14 pages 1880 16 10 Lincoln Herald: Vol. 42, no. 3; May, 1940. Harrogate, Tennessee: Lincoln Memorial University. 16 pages. 1940 16 11 Lincoln Herald: Vol. 43, no. 1; March, 1941. Harrogate, Tennessee: Lincoln Memorial University. 28 pages. 1941 16 12 Lincoln Herald: Vol 43, no. 4; December, 1941. Harrogate, Tennessee: Lincoln Memorial University. 32 pages. 1941 16 13 Lincoln Herald: Vol. 48, no. 1; February, 1946. Harrogate, Tennessee: Lincoln Memorial University. 48 pages. 1949 16 14 Lincoln Herald: Vol. 52, no. 2; June 1950. Harrogate, Tennessee: Lincoln Memorial University. 44 pages. 1950 16 15 Lincoln Historical Fund Campaign. "How you can help save the great Lincoln Historical Collection". Chicago, Illinois. 1950 October 30 16 16 Lincoln Home. Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Parks and Memorials, State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois. 16 17 Lincoln Hanestead. Flag raising at Lincoln homestead. Springfield, Illinois, October 16, 1889. Springfield: 0. H. Oldroyd. 25 pages. 1889 16 18 Lincoln Homestead State Park. "Visit the original Lincoln Country and Lincoln Homestead State Park and Golf Course." 5 miles north of Springfield, Washington County, Kentucky. undated 16 19 Lincoln Hanestead Trustees. First biennial report of the Lincoln Homestead Trustees to the Thirty-Sixth General Assembly of the State of Illinois, January 10, 1889. Springfield: H. W. 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Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1929 April 22-1930 December 29 16 27 Lincoln Lore: No. 91-246. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1931 January 5-1933 December 25 17 1 Lincoln Lore: No. 247-351. Fort Wayne, Indiana 1934 January 1-1935 December 30 17 2 Lincoln Lore: No. 352-455. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1936 January 6-1937 December 27 17 3 Lincoln Lore: No. 456-507. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1938 January 3-1938 December 26 17 4 Lincoln Lore: No. 508-559. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1939 January 2-1939 December 25 17 5 Lincoln Lore: No. 560-716. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1940 January 1-1941 March 17 6 Lincoln Lore: No. 560-716. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1941 April-1942 December 28 18 1 Lincoln Lore: No. 717-768. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1943 January 4-1943 December 27 18 2 Lincoln Lore: No. 769-925. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1944 January 3-1946 December 30 18 3 Lincoln Lore: No. 926-1029. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1947 January 6-1948 December 27 18 4 Lincoln Lore: No. 1030-1081. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1949 January 3-1949 December 26 18 5 Lincoln Lore No. 1082-1186. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1950 January 2-1951 December 31 18 6 Lincoln Lore No. 1187-1299. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1952 January 7-1954 March 1 18 7 Lincoln Lore No. 1300-1399. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1954 March 8-1956 January 30 18 8 Lincoln Lore: No. 1400-1486. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1956 February-1961 December 19 1 Lincoln Lore: No. 1487-1522. Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1962-1964 December 19 2 Lincoln Lore: No. 1523-1563 1965 January-1968 May 19 3 Lincoln Lore: No. 1571-1616 1965 January-1972 October 19 4 Lincoln Lore: Titles of Bulletins and indexes for No. 1-1500 1929 April 15-1963 February 19 5 Lincoln Lore: No number. 12 items. undated 19 6 Lincoln the Housier. Done into print at Indianapolis. 44 pages. 1927 19 7 Lincoln Memorial. Lincoln farm, Hodgenvile, Ky. The birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. 19 8 Lincoln Memorial. "Reproduction of autographs of the signers of the testimonial to Abraham Lincoln placed in the corner stone of the Lincoln Memorial on the 12th of February A.D. 1915 at Washington, D.C." Unpaged. 1915 February 12 19 9 Lincoln Monument. Pilgrimage of the G.A.R. to the tomb of Lincoln, September 29, 1887. Springfield, Illinois: H. W. Rokker. Unpaged. 1887 19 10 Lincoln Memorial. Washington, D.C., U.S. National Park Service. 19 10 Lincoln Memorials. Indianapolis: Indiana Lincoln Union. 16 pages. 1927 September 19 11 Lincoln Memorial Commission Report. Message from the President of the United States...., Washington: Lincoln Memorial Commission 1913 19 12 Lincoln Memorial University. Luncheon commemorating the birthday of Abraham Lincoln, February 12, 1931. The Mayflower, order of seating guests; Lincoln Memorial University Leaflet. Unpaged. undated 19 13 Lincoln Monument. 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Some Lincoln correspondence with Southern leaders before the outbreak of the Civil War. From the collection of Judd Stewart. 19 pages. 1909 25 24 Stoddard, Richard Henry. Abraham Lincoln: An Horation Ode. New York: Bunce & Huntington. 12 pages. 1865 25 25 Storrick, W. C. The battle of Gettysburg. Harrisburg, PA: J. Horace McFarland Co., 80 pages. 1949 25 26 729. Storrs, Richard S. Oration commemorative of President Lincoln. Brooklyn: "The Union" Steam Presses. 65 pages. 1865 25 27 The Summit County Bar. Banquet given by the Summit County Bar in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln 1809-1909. Akron, Ohio. Program and menu. (unpaged); The Summons. "Lincoln's Law Books". No date. Pages 7-10. (incomplete issue) 1909 February 12, undated 25 28 Sumner, Charles. "Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered before the municipal authorities of the city of Boston, June 1, 1865." Boston: Ticknor and Fields. 61 pages. 1865 25 29 Sumner, Charles. "The crime against Kansas. Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner in the Senate of the United States, May 19-20, 1856." Boston: John P. Jewett and Company. 95 p. 1865 25 30 Surratt, John H. Life, trial, and adventures of John H. Surratt, the conspirator. Philadelphia: Barclay and Co., 136 pages. 1867 25 31 Swain, Rev. Leonard. A sermon preached on the Sabbath after the assassination of President Lincoln, in the Central Congregational Church. 11 pages. 1865 April 15 25 32 Swann Auction Galleries. Sale No. 121. A superb library of Lincolniana. 34 p.; Sweet, Forest H. Directory of collectors of books, autographs, prints and other historical material relating to Abraham Lincoln. Battle Creek, Michigan: Forest H. Sweet. Unpaged. 1945 June 7, 1946 26 1 Sweet, Forest H. Directory of collectors of book, autographs, prints, and other historical material relating to Abraham Lincoln. Battle Creek, Mich.; Forest H. Sweet. Unpaged. 1949 26 2 Sweetser, Seth. Commemorative discourse on the death of Abraham Lincoln. Worcester, Mass. 29 pages. 1965 26 3 Taft, President. Address of President Taft at the Lincoln Birthday Banquet of the Republican Club of the City of New York, February 12, 1910. (Doc. No. 361) Washington: Govt. Printing Office, 1910. 16 pages.; Tandy, Francis D. Abraham Lincoln - An appreciation. New York: Francis D. Tandy Co., 16 pages. undated 26 4 Taylor, H. S. Lincoln's words on living questions. Chicago, Ill.: Trusty Publishing Co. 1900 26 5 Temple Law Quarterly: Vol. 9, no. 3. Philadelphia: Temple University School of Law. "Lincoln the lawyer," by Francis Chapman. Pages 277-291. 1935 26 6 The Terrible Tragedy at Washington - Assassination of President Lincoln... Philadelphia: Barclay & Co., 116 pages. 1865 26 7 Thomas, Benjamin P. Lincoln's New Salem. (blurb) Springfield, Illinois: Abraham Lincoln Assoc. 26 8 Thompson, C. M. The Lincoln Way. Springfield, Ill.: Illinois State Journal Co., 22 p. 1913 26 9 Thompson, Joseph P. Abraham Lincoln, his life, and its lessons. New York: Loyal Publication Society. 38 pages. 1865 26 10 Tilberg, Frederick. Gettysburg - National Military Park. Historical Handbook Series, No. 9. Washington, D.C., 52 pages. 1950 26 11 Tilton, Clint Clay. Lincoln and Lamon: Partners and Friends. Illinois: Illinois State Historical Society. Publication No. 38. 56 pages. undated 26 12 Townsend, William H. Lincoln and liquor. New York: The Press of Pioneers, Inc., 1934. unpaged.; Trails and Shrines of Abraham Lincoln. Decatur, Illinois: Lincoln Memorial Publishing Co., 27 pages. 1934 26 13 Trial of Abraham Lincoln by the great statesmen of the Republic. New York: New York Metropolitan Record. 29 pages. Valuable 1863 26 14 Truesdell, Winfred Porter. Engraved and lithographed portraits of Abraham Lincoln. Champlain: Privately printed at the Troutsdale Press. Unpaged. 1933 26 15 Tyler, Lyon G. Confederate leader and other citizens request the house of delegates ~to repeal the Resolution of Respect to Abraham Lincoln, the Barbarian. 16 pages. No date.; Tyson, James A. List No. 12. A short list of books, pamphlets, and excerpt pamphlets relating to A. Lincoln. Unpaged. 1927 January 26 16 The Union League of Philadelphia. Annual Report. 183 pages. 1926 26 17 Union League of Philadelphia. Proceedings of the Union League of Philadelphia, regarding the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. Philadelphia: Henry B. Ashmead. 22 pages. 1865 26 18 U.S. Congress. Invitation to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the second inauguration of Abraham Lincoln; U. S. Congress. 60th Congress, 2d Session, Senate Con. Resolution No. 55. 3 pages. (establishment of a day, to honor birth of A. Lincoln 26 19 U.S. Congress. 64th Congress, lst Session. House Document 1056. Speeches in the House of Representatives. 108 pages. (acceptance of the deed to the Abraham Lincoln homestead) 1916 April 5, 12 26 20 U.S. Congress. 68th Congress, lst Session. House of Representatives Report No. 799. To declare Lincoln's birthday a legal holiday in the District of Columbia. 3 pages.; U.S. Congress. 69th Congress, lst Session. House of Representatives. Doc. No. 8319. January 25, 1926. A bill for the purchase of the Oldroyd collection of Lincoln relics. 2 pages.; U.S. Congress. 69th Congress, lst Session. Union Calendar No. 269, S. 957 (Report No. 789). An act for the purchase of the Oldroyd Collection of Lincoln relics. 2 copies. 1926 March 15 26 21 U.S. Congress. Congressional Record, 75th Congress. Vol. 83, No. 28. Washington. 'Pages 1973-2091. 1938 February 7 26 22 U.S. Congress, 64th Congress, lst session. H. Doc. 1056) Speeches in the House of Representatives, April 5, 12, 1916. "Homestead of Abraham Lincoln." Washington: Govt. Printing Office. 108 pages. 2 copies. 1916 26 23 U.S. Dept of the Interior. National Park Service, Abraham Lincoln National Park (Hodgenville, Kentucky) February, 1938. Unpaged.; U.S. Government. Public Law 85-262, 85th Congress, H. J. Resolution 351. Joint Resolution to establish a Lincoln sesquicentennial commission. 3 pages. 1957 September 2 26 24 U.S. Government. Public Law 87-1, HJ Resolution 155, March 1, 1961. Joint Resolution to create a joint committee to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first inaugural of Abraham Lincoln. 2 pages.; U.S. Government. Public Law 87-775, 85th Congress, H.J. Resolution 648. August 27th, 1958. Joint Resolution. Providing for a joint session of congress for commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln.; U.S. Government. 60th Congress, lst Session. Report No. 1641, House of Representatives to aid Lincoln Farm Association to build and endow a National Memorial on site of Lincoln birthplace farm in Kentucky. 3 pages.; U.S. House of Representatives. 76th Congress, 3rd Session. H. Resolution 394. February 23, 1940 by Mr. Smith. Documents and material relating to the life and works of Abraham Lincoln,-, which have been compiled by and now in the possession of Emanuel Hertz, be printed as a House document. U.S. Senate. 76th Congress, 3rd Session. S. Res. 237. February 15, 1940 by Mr. Lucas. That the documents and material relating to the life and works of Abraham Lincoln,...which have been compiled by and are now in the possession of Emanuel Hertz, be printed as a Senate document. 1940-1961 26 25 Unveiling the statue of Abraham Lincoln. Official program. Unpaged. 1874 26 26 Van Norman Book Co. 26 27 List 147 Lincolniana 26 27 A The Prairie Bookseller #2 1945 May 26 27 B Vincent, Elizabeth K. In the days of Lincoln. Gardena, California: Spanish American Institute Press; Vincent, Rev. Marvin R. A sermon on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Troy, New York: A.W. Scribner. 47 pages. 1924, 1865 26 28 Vincent, Thomas M. Abraham Lincoln and Edwin M. Stanton. Washington, D.C.: Burnside Post. 26 pages. 1890 27 1 Vose, Reuben. The life and speeches of Abraham Lincoln, and Hannibal Hamlin. New York: Hilton, Gallaher & Co., 118 pages. 1860 27 2 The Wadsworth Atheneum: Vol. 1, no. 4; October, 1923. The Lincoln Greeley Letter. Hartford, Conn.: 1923. 10 pages.; Walden, Rev. Treadwell. A sermon preached on the Sunday before the death of the President, and two addresses, on the Sunday and Wednesday following, in St. Clement's Church, Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Sherman & Co., 41 pages. 1865 27 3 Walker, Hon. R. J. Letter of R. J. Walker in favor of the reelection of Abraham Lincoln. London; Wallace, Mrs. Frances. Lincoln's marriage. Springfield, Illinois: Privately printed. Unpaged. 1864 September 30, 1895 Septmeber 2 27 4 War Power of the President. Summary imprisonment - habeas corpus. Loyal Publication Society, No. 32. 10 pages.; Warren, Louis A. Abraham Lincoln - A concise biography. Fort Wayne, Indiana: The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., 22 pages. 1863, 1934 27 5 Warren, Louis A. Abraham Lincoln interprets the Constitution. Fort Wayne, Indiana: The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., Unpaged. 2 copies.; Warren, Louis A. The Lincoln Digest: Fort Wayne, Ind.: Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. Bulletin No. 2: Scout Abraham Lincoln. 3: Lincoln's diversified occupations. 5: Lincoln's manual for lawyers. 6: Lincoln's military manual. 7: 100 outstanding events in Lincoln's-life. 1940 27 6 Warren, Louis A. From White House to Log Cabin. Hodgenville, KY: Louis A. Warren. unpaged. 1921 27 7 Warren, Louis A. Herndon's contribution to Lincoln mythology. Reprinted from the Indiana Magazine of History: Vol. 41. Pages 221-244. 1945 September 27 8 Warren, Louis A. Lincoln on metal, silk, and paper. February 11, 1929. Fort Wayne, Ind.: Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.. Unpaged. 1929 27 9 Warren, Louis A. Lincoln Memorial Building. Hodgenville, KY: Herald News Co.; Warren, Louis A. Little known facts about Thanksgiving and Lincoln's Proclamation. Fort Wayne, Ind.: Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., 8 pages. 1921, 1939 27 10 Warren, Louis A. Little known Lincoln episodes. Fort Wayne, Ind.: Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., 18 pages.; Warren, Louis A. The Slavery atmosphere of Lincoln's youth. Fort Wayne, Ind.: Lincolniana Publishers. Unpaged. 1933, 1934 27 11 Warren, Louis A. Souvenir of Lincoln National Park. Hodgenville, KY: Herald Publ. Co., Unpaged. 1920 27 12 Washburne, E. B. Abraham Lincoln, his personal history and public record. Delivered in the U.S. House of Rep. 8 pages. 1860 May 29 27 13 Washington. State College, Pullman. The Lincoln collection of the State College of Washington. (brochure) undated 27 14 Watterson, Henry. Abraham Lincoln. Louisville, KY: Courier-Journal Job Printing Co., 47 pages. 1899 27 15 Weldon, Lawrence. "In Memoriam, 1829-1905." (Early associate of A. Lincoln.) 27 16 West Virginia, State of. The Lincoln Centenary, February 12, 1909. Charleston: Tribune Publishing Co., 48 pages. 1909 27 17 White, Charles T. Lincoln and the newspapers. Hancock, N.Y.: Hancock-Herald Print. 21 pages. 1924 27 18 White, Horace. Abraham Lincoln in 1854. Address delivered in Springfield, Illinois. 24 pages. 1908 January 30 27 19 White, Horace. The Lincoln and Douglas debates. Chicago, Illinois: University of Chicago. 32 pages. 2 copies. 1914 27 20 Wilbur, Henry W. Friends with Lincoln in the White House. Philadelphia. 32 pages.; Wilson, William T. The death of President Lincoln, April 19, 1865. Albany: Weed, Parsons, and Co., 25 pages. 1913, 1865 27 21 Wilson, M. L. Lincoln and Roosevelt Memorial Tribute 1945 April 15 27 22 Wilson, Rufus Rockwell. The works of Abraham Lincoln. Privately printed, The Primavera Press, 1940. Unpaged.; Wilson, Samuel. Abraham Lincoln and apostle of temperance and prohibition. Westerville, Ohio: American Issue Co., 14 pages. undated 27 23 Wines, Frederick Howard. The greatness of Abraham Lincoln. Springfield, Illinois: 1905. 25 pages.; Wing, Henry E. When Lincoln kissed me. New York and Cincinnati: The Abingdon Press. 39 pages. 1913 27 24 Whipple, Wayne. The little life of Lincoln. Indianapolis: W.K. Stewart Co., no date. Unpaged.; Wisconsin, University of. The University's tribute to her men of the service and the dedication of Lincoln Terrace.Unpaged. 1919 June 24 27 25 Witt, Peter. Abraham Lincoln - The man of sorrow. Ohio: William Feather Co., 15 p. 1938 27 26 Woodbridge, F. E. John H. Surratt, 30th Congress, 2d Session. Report No. 33. 18 pages. 27 27 Yankee: Vol. 8, no. 2; February, 1942. Lincoln and the Yankee Gunsmith, by Robert Barton. Dublin, N.H.: Yankee Inc., 1942. 74 pages.; Young Folk's Library of Choice Literature. Abraham Lincoln. Boston: Educational Publishing Co., 32 pages. 1942, undated 27 28 "Young Lawyer's Reminiscence about Lincoln in 1858."Typed manuscript. 1858 27 29 Letter from William A. Meloy to J. W. Meloy on Lincoln's Death. Typed copy, 3 p. 1865 April 20 27 30 Abraham Lincoln: A History 27 31 Fragments: Lincoln's Last Struggle; My Story of Lincoln 27 32 Grant, U.S. Grant's tribute to Lincoln. Compiled and edited by Charles T. White; Brooklyn, N.Y., 18 p. Number 32 of 100 copies. Autographed to M. L. Wilson. 1932 27 33 The Human Side of Lincoln 27 34 Personal Recollections of Lincoln by the Marquis de Chambran 27 35 The Old Print Shop Portfolio 27 36 Under the Flag and Flowers 27 37 The Unfinished Work; A Lincoln Sunday Program. American Missionary Association 1924 February 10 27 38 M. L. Wilson, Correspondence 1914, 1916, 1933 28 1 M. L. Wilson, Lincolniana Correspondence 1914, 1925-1928, 1964, 1970 28 2 M. L. Wilson, Clippings 28 3 Memorabilia 28 4 Memorabilia, Badge worn at Lincoln's funeral. 28 5 Memorabilia, Lincoln Stamps 28 6 Memorabilia, Verse 28 7 Memorabilia, Kate Wilson's Family Tree 28 8 Memorabilia, Wigwam Edition 28 9 Clippings, Lincoln's Birthday 28 10 Clippings, Duel; Ford Theater 28 11 Clippings, Lincoln Family 28 12 Clippings, Lincoln's Funeral 28 13 Clippings (facsimile) 1862-1983, undated 28 14-22 Bibliography, Lists of books, pamphlets on Lincoln 28 23 Lincolniana catalogues 28 24 Book Blurbs 28 25 Anderson GalleriesJohn Burton; Emanuel Hertz 28 26 Lincoln Portraits 28 27 Lincoln Portraits, Clippings 28 28 Lincoln Portraits, Lincoln Note cards 28 29 Lincoln Portraits, Mary Todd print; Judd Stewart print of Lincoln (#7) 28 30 Photographs #1-8 28 31 Lincoln Family 28 31 1 Abraham Lincoln 28 31 2 Bust of Abraham Lincoln 28 31 3 Collage of Lincoln pictures for his birth centennial 28 31 4 Lincoln Cabin, Ball Knob, Larue County, Ky. This was the boyhood 28 31 5 Monument site of the Gettysburg Addres 28 31 6-7 Raymond Massey in "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" 28 31 8 Lincoln Portraits; President Elect 1856 July 4, 1860 29 1 Piece of hand hewn board with a wooden peg (under this roof at Elizabethtown, KY, December 2, 1819, Abraham Lincoln's father, Thomas Lincoln, married Mrs. Sally Bush Johnson) 1819 December 2 29 2