Pamphlets
This sub-collection of the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana consists of approximately 900 pamphlets.
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Two memorial addresses delivered on Foxboro Common : In memory of President Harding, August 10, 1923
William Eleazar Barton and Isaac Smith
A pamphlet containing "Two memorial Addresses Delivered on Foxboro Common" in 1865 and 1923. The cover of the pamphlet consists of the title, the dates the addresses were given, and the author's last names. An illustration of three stalks of wheat with a circle in the center is printed in the center of the cover, with the date printed below and other information printed above. A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover.
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Two Memorial Addresses Delivered on Foxboro Common: In Memory of President Harding, August 10, 1923 and In Memory of President Lincoln, April 19, 1865
William E. Barton and Isaac Smith
Includes memorial exercise programs.
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Lincoln's ""House divided"" speech, did it reflect a doctrine of class struggle?: an address delivered before the Chicago Historical Society on March 15, 1923
Arthur Charles Cole
Published October 1923.""
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The humor and wisdom of Abraham Lincoln
John W. Gunn
This pamphlet is a collection of Lincoln jokes. The cover includes ""Little blue book no. 382; ed. by E. Haldeman-Julius."" The pamphlet is bound in gray printed wrappers.
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Lincoln's Boyhood Days in Indiana /Roscoe Kiper.
Roscoe Kiper
In: Proceedings, 4th annual conference on Indiana history, Indianapolis, Dec. 8-9, 1922.
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From Meeting House to Church in New England
Charles Alpheus Place
From Old-time New England. Oct. 1922 v.12, Jan. & Apr. 1923 v.13, v.14. No title page. Contains description and illustrations of the Hingham Meeting House.
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The South Must Have Her Rightful Place in History
Mildred Lewis Rutherford
Written as a ""Southern historian"" the author gives her opinions of Abraham Lincoln and the misrepresentations and omissions of history. Includes bibliographical references.
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Lincoln Centennial Association.
Lincoln Centennial Association Springfield, Ill.
Life mask of Lincoln on front cover.
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President Harding's Address at the Dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., 30 May, 1922.
President Harding's Address at the Dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., 30 May, 1922.
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Wisconsin Memorial Day annual.
Compilers: 1907, Maud Barnett; 1908-1923, O.S. Rice; 1924-1939, J.F. Shaw. Issued by: 1907-1921, C.P. Cary; 1922-1939, John Callahan. Brief essays by various authors, some relating to Lincoln.
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Lincoln and Douglas in Charleston : an address
William Eleazar Barton
A pamphlet detailing the effect of President Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas's debates had on the city of Charleston, Illinois and other cities within the state. The cover of the pamphlet consists of the title and author's name printed in a small, rectangular frame near the top of the cover. A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover.
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Lincoln and Douglas in Charleston: an Address
William Eleazar Barton
Delivered at the sixty-fourth anniversary celebration, Charleston, Illinois, September 18, 1922; Cover inscribed: ""With my very best wishes William E. Barton."" Book-plate of Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf.
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The Greatness of Abraham Lincoln
William Eleazar Barton
Today's best thought : a Series of Addresses by Foremost Speakers in North America.
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The influence of Illinois in the development of Abraham Lincoln
William Eleazar Barton
A pamphlet detailing the influence of the state of Illinois on President Lincoln's life and presidency. The cover of the pamphlet consists of the title, the author, the seal of the state of Illinois, and a note from the publisher reading "Reprinted from the Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society for the year 1921." A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover.
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The Influence of Illinois in the Development of Abraham Lincoln
William Eleazar Barton
Reprinted from the Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society for the year 1921.; ""225 copies.""--M. Cover inscribed: ""William E. Barton."" Book-plate of Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf. Card 2, in printed wrappers as issued.
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The man who married Lincoln's parents : an address
William Eleazar Barton
Per the title page, "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, Thursday, November 2, 1922." The cover bears a photograph of Rev. Jesse Head's gravestone. An illustration of Rev. Jesse Head is located on the second page of the pamphlet.
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The man who married Lincoln's parents : an address
William Eleazar Barton
A pamphlet containing an address "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, Thursday, November 2, 1922." This address was in memorial of "The Man Who Married Lincoln's Parents". The cover of the pamphlet includes the pamphlet's title and name of the author, both of which are framed by decorative lines running across the cover. There is a small illustration of Lincoln's parents being married by the reverend printed just below the center of the cover. A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover.
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The parents of Abraham Lincoln : an address
William Eleazar Barton
A pamphlet detailing the effect that President Lincoln's parents, especially his father, had on his life. "Delivered at the grave of Thomas Lincoln, Goose Nest Prairie, near Janesville, Illinois, September 18, 1922." The cover consists of the pamphlet's title and author's name printed within a rectangular frame. A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover.
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The Parents of Abraham Lincoln: an Address
William Eleazar Barton
Delivered at the grave of Thomas Lincoln, Goose Nest Prairie, near Janesville, Illinois, September 18, 1922.
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Twenty-third Lincoln Birthday service : Memorial Hall, Chicago, Sunday, February 12, 1922, 2:30 p.m. / Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association of Illinois
William Eleazar Barton and Addison Gilbert Procter
A pamphlet providing the order of events, an address given for the event, and "Why We Honor Abraham Lincoln" written by William E. Barton for the "Lincoln Birthday Service". Photographs of "standing Lincoln" statue in Chicago and of William E. Barton are included as well. The cover of the pamphlet consists of the title, the author, the location of the service, and an ornate, triangular stamp in the center. A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover.
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Lincoln by Friend and Foe /Noah Brooks, Democratic Manual of 1864 ; Edited by Robert J. Cole.
Noah Brooks
Noah Brooks, Democratic manual of 1864. Includes a pen portrait by Wyatt Eaton and engraved by Timothy Cole for the Century Magazine in 1877.
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Lincoln-Douglas Book: Historical Sketch of the Causes Leading to the Freeport Lincoln-Douglas Debate, August 27, 1858; The Great Freeport Debate, a Turning Point in American history, the Speeches of Lincoln and Douglas: A Sketch of the History of the City of Freeport, August 26, 1922. Edited and compiled for the Citizens Committee under direction of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce.
L. A. Fulwider
On cover: Sixty-fourth anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas debate. Freeport, Illinois, August 26, 1922
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Twenty-Third Lincoln Birthday Service: Memorial Hall, Chicago, Sunday, February 12, 1922, 2:30 p.m./ Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association of Illinois; Addresses by William E. Barton, Addison G. Procter.
Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association.
Contains photographs of ""standing Lincoln"" statue in Chicago and of William E. Barton; Partial contents: Why we honor Abraham Lincoln / William E. Barton
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Sarah Bush Lincoln: the Beloved Foster Mother of Abraham Lincoln -- a Memorial
Historical Committee, Elizabethtown Woman's CLub
Cover title; Last Lincoln landmark / Louis Austin Warren; Contains ""Facsimile copy, exact size, Thomas Lincoln marriage bond"" and Louis A. Warren's ""Last Lincoln landmark.""
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Abraham Lincoln and Mary Owen :three letters, Lincoln to Mrs. O.H. Browning, I.N. Arnold to O.H. Browning, O.H. Browning to I.N. Arnold.
Abraham Lincoln
Limited to 150 copies, privately printed. Edited by H.E. Barker.
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The Gettysburg Address /delivered by Abraham Lincoln at the dedication of the National Cemetery on the field of Gettysburg, July 4, 1864 [sic].
Abraham Lincoln
Includes a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln Traveled this Way as He rode the Circuit of the Eighth Judicial District. 1847-1857: erected, 1921.
Lincoln Circuit Marking Association.
Portrait on cover; Programme on p. [7] is incomplete, p. [8] lacks image, and several dates are missing on p. [9].
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Prospectus, the Life of Abraham Lincoln in Verse, for Old and Young
Stella Tyler Mathews
sponsored by the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Abraham Lincoln, Lawyer
Charles Washington Moores
Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Bar Association, 1910, and enlarged.""
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Address of Karl C. Schuyler of Denver: at the celebration of the sixty-fourth anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas Debate.
Karl C. Schuyler
This pamphlet includes Karl C. Schuyler's address at the celebration of the sixty-fourth anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas Debate.
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Louisville Lincoln loop : a day's tour in ""Old Kentucky""
Louis Austin Warren
This pamphlet provides information, directions, and brief histories of a tourist route named Louisville Lincoln Loop. A map and a table of contents appears at the front of the pamphlet.
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Abraham Lincoln of Illinois :an Address delivered before the Union League Club of Chicago on Lincoln's Birthday, Saturday, February Twelfth, 1921.
William Eleazar Barton
Includes his poem, "Illinois and Lincoln."
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Lincoln in Champaign County
Daniel Kilham Dodge
Reprinted from the Illinois magazine for January-February, 1921--Page [1]; With Lincoln quotation in author's hand and signature.
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Charter and By-Laws /Chicago Lincoln Club
Lincoln Club (Chicago, Ill.)
The Chicago Lincoln Club was originally founded as the Germania Maennerchor (organized 1865, incorporated 1869), which later changed its name to Germania Club. Its objectives were primarily social and cultural. Adopted 21, 1921.
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Address of the Rev. John H. Morron, D.D. Delivered in Peoria, Illinois, February the twelfth, nineteen-twenty one.
John H. Morron
Contains eyewitness acount of Lincoln's stop at Trenton, N.J., on his way to Washington in 1861.
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From The Petersburg (Ill.) Democrat, Jan. 14, 1921 : beautiful monument erected at grave of Ann Rutledge.
Henry Bascom Rankin
Photograph of grave of Ann Rutledge above caption title. Inscription on monument by Edgar Lee Masters. Bookseller's note: Henry B. Rankin issued this broadside for distribution among friends.
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Lincoln as a Man of God; Sermon Delivered at Powers' Theatre, Sunday, February 13, 1921.
Alfred Wesley Wishart
Cover title; Stenographically reported.
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Annual Program for Patriotic Exercises in schools on Grand Army Flag Day.
Issued as Rhode Island education circulars, 1910; In honor of the national flag, the Grand Army of the Republic, the birthday of Abraham Lincoln--T.p.; Includes songs, pledges to the flag and other patriotic notes and commemorations; Title from cover. Prepared by the Rhode Island Commissioner of Education. The 1909 issue is the Lincoln centenary issue. ""Grand Army Flag Day"" was February 12 of each year.
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Army Lessons in English /Recruit Education Center, U.S. War Department.
The subject matter contained herein was prepared at the Recruit educational center, Camp Upton, New York, which has been in operation since May 1, 1919 ... The course was originated and developed by Captain Garry C. Myers, Sanitary corps, director of education.--Foreword. The work consists of Books I-VI and ""Military stories."" Contains ""Abraham Lincoln,"" a brief life (v.6, p. 8-9); Lincoln port. on cover of v. 5; quotations from Lincoln (v. 4, p. 24 and v. 5, p. 9); and a reference to Lincoln (v. 3, p. 4).
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Recitations for Lincoln's birthday: Primary, Intermediate, and High School.
Anecdotes from throughout President Lincoln's eyes.
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Presentation of the Saint-Gaudens statue of Lincoln to the British people, July 28, 1920.
American Association for International Conciliation
Published in International Conciliation. Includes a photograph of the statue.
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Abraham Lincoln : an address
William Eleazar Barton
A pamphlet containing an address that details Abraham Lincoln's life and political career. The cover consists of the title, a short description, the author's name and title, the location at which the address was delivered, and a short statement regarding the publishing of the pamphlet. A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover. "Delivered in the First Congregational Church of Oak Park, Illinois, on Sunday, February 29, 1920." "Includes the creed of Abraham Lincoln in his own words and the evolution of his moral convictions."
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Abraham Lincoln :An Address
William Eleazar Barton
Delivered in the First Congregational Church of Oak Park, Illinois, on Sunday, February 29, 1920.
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George Washington : an address delivered in the First Congregational Church of Oak Park, Illinois on Sunday, Feb. 22, 1920
William Eleazar Barton
A pamphlet that outlines George Washington's historical importance and his life. The cover of the pamphlet consists of the title, the author, when and where the address was given, the publisher's name and location, the publishing date, and the price. A photo of Abraham Lincoln with banners above and below him reading "EX LIBRIS" and "C. E. SIMMONS" is on the inside of the cover.
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Abraham Lincoln: Address at the Lincoln Day Dinner of the National Republican Club, Waldorf Astoria, New York, February 12, 1920
Nicholas Murray Butler
Contains a comparison of Lincoln with Napoleon, and an assessment of the forces which each represent in the twentieth century as in Lincoln's own time.
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Lincoln Address
Samuel Parkes Cadman
Printed in the Boston City Club Bulletin, vol. 14, no. 7 (April 1, 1920).
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Ulysses S. Grant
Hamlin Garland
Accompanied by 6 separate leaves of illustrations and text. Serial number 206--cover. Department of Biography--cover and title page.
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Memories of the Chicago Convention of 1860; Being Interviews with Judge C. Nourse of Des Moines and General Grenville M. Dodge of Council Bluffs / the Memoranda Being Obtained and Put in Form by F.I. Herriott
Frank Irving Herriott
Contains an eyewitness account of Lincoln's visit to Council Bluffs in 1859 (p. 21-22).
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Counties of Illinois :their Origin and Evolution with Twenty-Three Maps Showing the Original and the Present Boundary Line of Each County of the State.
Illinois. Office of Secretary of State.
From the interior "Explanatory": "This pamphlet consists of an article entirlted, "Counties of illinois" extracted from the Illinois Blue Book of 1905 and amended to date. The exact language of statues and proclomations has been quoted except in some instances where, to economize space, abridgementst have seemed advisable: but no abridgement has been allowed to alter or obscure the meaning of the original. Louis L. Emmerson, Secretary of State, Springfield, Jan. 1, 1920."
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Lincoln's Farewell Address: address delivered from the rear platform of his train on the forenoon of February 11, 1861, at the old Wabash passenger station, as Lincoln was leaving Springfield for Washington to become president
Abraham Lincoln
This pamphlet contains Lincoln's farewell address as he left Springfield, Illinois on his way to Washington to become president.
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Address of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at the consecration of the National cemetery, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, together with the proceedings in the United States Senate on the occasion of the reading of the address on February 12, 1920
Abraham Lincoln and Henry Wilder Keyes
This pamphlet outlines President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address twice. The first as presented by Mr. Keyes in the Senate in celebration of the anniversary of Lincoln's birth and the second written and presented by Abraham Lincoln. The cover shows the title at the top with a brief description of the accompaniments. Presented by Mr. Keyes. February 14, 1920. Referred to the committee on printing. A statement from the senate and portrait of a "Model of the Statue of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial" are shown on the following pages preceding the address.
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Address of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at the consecration of the National cemetery, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, together with the proceedings in the United States Senate on the occasion of the reading of the address on February 12, 1920.
Abraham Lincoln and Henry Wilder Keyes
This pamphlet outlines President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address twice. The first as presented by Mr. Keyes in the Senate in celebration of the anniversary of Lincoln's birth and the second written and presented by Abraham Lincoln. The cover shows the title at the top with a brief description of the accompaniments. Presented by Mr. Keyes. February 14, 1920. Referred to the committee on printing. A statement from the senate and portrait of a "Model of the Statue of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial" are shown on the following pages preceding the address.
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Nationalization of the Land : Letter to President Lincoln
Karl Marx
Cover title. Two hand-written letters with typescript. Letter to President Lincoln written at the request of the Central Council of the International Working Men's Association.
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A Linconian Christian.
E. F. Rudeen
This is a one page pamphlet about President Lincoln's beliefs on church attendence. An illustration of Lincoln's profile is in the left corner.
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Force or Consent as the Basis of American Government
Mary Scrugham
A lecture delivered before the Lexington Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the debate which followed its publication in the Lexington Herald. The debate on the subject by the author and W.H. Townsend.
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Twenty-first Lincoln Birthday Service: Address
Merritt Starr
Grave of Thomas Lincoln: illustration on p. [32].
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Engraved and lithographed portraits of Abraham Lincoln by Winfred Porter Truesdell: announcement of the issue of a book on the portraiture of Lincoln and a descriptive check-list of all the known engravings, lithographs, etc., with a complete collection of the life photographs and their history.
Winfred Porter Truesdell
Prospectus.; Oakleaf 1416. Prospectus for a book that apparently was never published (Oakleaf 1417). ""Volume two"" with the same title appeared in 1933; cf. M3407. Includes corrections in ms.
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Abraham Lincoln and New Constitutional Governments. Third part. Containing Chapter on Washington and Lincoln, Showing What They Accomplished in Forming and Perpetuating Constitutional Government on a Republican Basis.
Bartow Adolphus Ulrich
The first signature of the book, issued as a separate, and used as a propectus.
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Annual Program for Patriotic Exercises in schools on Grand Army Flag Day.
Issued as Rhode Island education circulars, 1910; In honor of the national flag, the Grand Army of the Republic, the birthday of Abraham Lincoln--T.p.; Includes songs, pledges to the flag and other patriotic notes and commemorations; Title from cover. Prepared by the Rhode Island Commissioner of Education. The 1909 issue is the Lincoln centenary issue. ""Grand Army Flag Day"" was February 12 of each year.
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Souvenir of Barbados
A pamphlet containing "Photographs mounted on paper", and these photographs are "Souvenir(s) of Barbados". The pamphlet is oriented as a landscape instead of portrait. The cover consists of the title with "Barbados" printed inside an embossed box with roses and flowers placed along and hanging from the box. A handwritten note reading "Claude E Simmonds 1945" is on the inside of the cover.
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Keep God in American history
Harry Fuller Atwood
This pamphlet argues for the neccessity of keeping religion central to American History, citing quotes and songs. The cover features orange lettering and floral details.
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The Character and Religion of President Lincoln
Noah Brooks
Sixty-three copies of this letter were privately printed by Hugh McLellan, in the month of November, 1919, at the Moorsfield Press, Champlain, N.Y. Foreward by Hugh McLellan.
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Lincoln's Religious Belief: Original Reminiscence and Research
Benjamin F. Irwin
Cover title; At head of title: Lincoln; First published ... in the Illinois state journal of May 16th, 1874 ... The [present] edition is limited to two hundred copies.
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An Address Delivered Before the Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society, at the Second Presbyterian Church, on the twenty-second day of February, 1842, by Abraham Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln
This pamphlet contains an address delivered before the Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society, at the Second Presbyterian Church, on the twenty-second day of February, 1842, by Abraham Lincoln.
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Lincoln, the man of the people
Edwin Markham
A pamphlet containing the poem "Lincoln, the Man of the People" written by Edwin Markham. A short statement at the top of the sheet gives context to the poem, and this statement reads "This revised version was chosen out of two-hundred-fifty Lincoln poems by the committee headed by Chief Justice Taft, to be read at the dedication of the great Lincoln Memorial erected by the government in Washington, D.C., in 1922. There were one-hundred thousand listeners on the ground and two-million over the Radio. President Harding delivered the address, and the author read the poem." The pamphlet consists of only a single page and is signed at the bottom by the author. There is also a short review of the poem and a copyright statement printed at the bottom of the page.
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Special Days and Their Observance.
New Jersey. Department of Public Instruction.
Approved by State Board of Education, June 1919. September 1919. At head of title: State of New Jersey. Department of Public Instruction, Trenton. ""Lincoln's birthday, February 12"", by Charles A. Philhower: p. [69]-88. Includes illus. of Lincoln statues in Lincoln Park, Chicago and in Newark, with a poem on the latter by Joseph Fulford Folsom, entitled ""The unfinished work.""
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Selections for Reading and Memorizing: Eighth Grade.
University of the State of New York.
Prescribed by the New York State Education Department in the Elementary Syllabus in Language and Literature, 1919. MSU--Partial contents: Gettysburg address / Abraham Lincoln -- Lincoln, the man of the people / Edwin Markham -- O Captain! My Captain! / Walt Whitman
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Annual Program for Patriotic Exercises in schools on Grand Army Flag Day.
Issued as Rhode Island education circulars, 1910; In honor of the national flag, the Grand Army of the Republic, the birthday of Abraham Lincoln--T.p.; Includes songs, pledges to the flag and other patriotic notes and commemorations; Title from cover. Prepared by the Rhode Island Commissioner of Education. The 1909 issue is the Lincoln centenary issue. ""Grand Army Flag Day"" was February 12 of each year.
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Abraham Lincoln: Address Delivered in Memorial Hall, Toledo, Ohio, February 12, 1918
James M. Ashley
Portrait of Lincoln on cover.
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The Centennial of Illinois Statehood 1818-1918 : Commemorated by the Chicago Historical Society, Orchestra Hall, April 19, 1918. Address : Illinois in history.
Chicago Historical Society.
Includes lists of Centennial Committee, Ex-Officiis, and box holders.
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General Orders for Memorial Day parade 1918 /issued by Thomas J. Gifford
Thomas J. Gifford
General orders, Memorial Day exercises and parade, Thursday, May 30, 1918--page 2; President Lincoln's address at Gettysburg, November 10, 1803 printed on page 10.
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Prospectus of the Old Salem Lincoln League for restoration of New Salem, the early home Abraham Lincoln.
Old Salem Lincoln League (Petersburg, Ill.)
This pamphlet describes New Salem and President Lincoln's role in it. A diagram of the plats and a map are both included in the pamphlet.
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Lincoln and the Convention of 1860: an Address before the Chicago Historical Society, April 4, 1918
Addison Gilbert Procter
This pamphlet covers the 1860 convention where Abraham Lincoln was nominated to run for president. The pamphlet includes a photo of the author, Addison G. Procter.
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Annual Program for Patriotic Exercises in schools on Grand Army Flag Day.
Issued as Rhode Island education circulars, 1910; In honor of the national flag, the Grand Army of the Republic, the birthday of Abraham Lincoln--T.p.; Includes songs, pledges to the flag and other patriotic notes and commemorations; Title from cover. Prepared by the Rhode Island Commissioner of Education. The 1909 issue is the Lincoln centenary issue. ""Grand Army Flag Day"" was February 12 of each year.
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Rand McNally Washington Guide to the City and Environs: with maps and illustrations.
Cover title: Rand McNally Washington guide to places of interest in the city and environs. Last 15 pages are advertisements. Includes index.
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Lincoln Memorial Address /Speech in the House of Representatives, February 12, 1917.
Burnett Porter Chiperfield
A speech memorializing President Lincoln.
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A series of wonderful sermons
Russell H. Conwell
This pamphlet contains three sermons written and given by Reverend Russell H. Conwell, D. D. The title "A Series of Wonderful Sermons.." appears above the author's name which is placed above a portrait of Conwell. This portrait is situated in the center of the cover, and the names of the three sermons are printed below the portrait: "Abraham Lincoln", "Will You be Missed?", and "The Lodge and the Church".
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Two ideals of government
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Division of International Law
This pamphlet illustrates the differences in government ideal--one in the old ways, one in the new. The pamphlet uses the Declaration of Independence, The Gettysburg Address, Lincolns second inaugural address, and President Wilson's inaugural address as examples. A table of contents is included after the prefatory note.
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Abraham Lincoln: Books and Pamphlets, Medals and Busts, Personal Relics, Autograph Letters and Documents.
George D. Smith Book Co.
Sales pamphlet with descriptions and prices of the items for sale.
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A Card and a Correction: a Broadside on Lincoln's Religion. Nov. 9, 1882.
William Henry Herndon
Cover title; In case with the author's Lincoln and Douglas. The Peoria debates and Lincoln's power. [n.p.] 1917; Lincoln's personal characteristics. Los Angeles, 1933, and Lincoln's philosophy of life. Los Angeles, 1933.
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Brief analysis of Lincoln's character: a letter to J.E. Remsburg, Oak Mills, Kansas, from W.H. Herndon, Springfield, Illinois, September 10, 1887.
William Henry Herndon
Manuscript note: 50 copies, H.E. Barker; Ms. note on cover: ""50 copies [signed] H.E. Barker"
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Lincoln and Douglas: The Peoria Debates and Lincoln's power.
William Henry Herndon
This pamphlet provides a correction by the author to a mistake that was made in an earlier biography of President Lincoln concerning the debates between Senator Douglas and President Lincoln.
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A Fair Rebel's Interviews with Abraham Lincoln.
Mary Neilson Jackson
Portraits are mounted photographs. Of this book forty numbered copies have been printed from type on Italian hand-made paper, and the type distributed. This is copy number 31. Typesigned: S.W.J.
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Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place : a leaflet prepared for distribution at the National Lincoln Monument in the city of Springfield, Illinois
Edward S. Johnson
A certified facsimile of a statement written and signed by Abraham Lincoln is included in the pamphlet.
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Chapter X ""History Wabash Valley
Wilhelm Knappe
This pamphlet is an excerpt from the ""Tribune"" and consists of anti-Lincoln rhetoric.
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Self-cultivation in English, and the glory of the imperfect
George Herbert Palmer
A pamphlet containing two texts that discuss education. This pamphlet is a part of The Riverside literature series. The cover consists of the edition number, the title of the series, the title of the two works, the author's name, and the publishing company's name and locations. This information is printed inside of a large, ornate frame that is decorated with florals, cherubs, etc. A list of other works in the Riverside Literature Series is printed inside the cover.
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Abraham Lincoln, the Man: the Lesson of his Life /Address Delivered by Hon L. Bradford Prince Before the Joint Session of the Legislature of the State of New Mexico, in the Capitol, Santa Fe, February 12 (Lincoln Day) 1917.
Le Baron Bradford Prince
Contains extracts from four major speeches
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Lincoln's Cooper Institute speech
Henry Bascom Rankin
Cover title reads: Lincoln's Cooper Institute speech; fifty-six years ago; ""Only 100 copies printed in this form.""--Ms. note on t. p. ""As printed in the Illinois State Register, Springfield, Ill., Feb. 11th, 1917.""
