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This sub-collection of the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana consists of approximately 900 pamphlets.

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Lincoln's marriage : newspaper interview with Mrs. Frances Wallace, Springfield, Illinois, September 2, 1895

Frances Wallace

This pamphlet shares Mary Todd Lincoln's sister's account of how the Lincolns met and were married and shares her opinion on the state of their marriage. The story originally appeared as a newspaper interview.
Abraham Lincoln and his Last Resting Place: a Leaflet Published for Distribution at the National Lincoln Monument in the City of Springfield, Illinois

On t.p.: Board of Commissioners: Hon. Frank O. Lowden, Governor; Hon. Francis G. Blair, Supt. Pub. Instruction; Hon. Len Small, Treasurer. Book-stamp of E.S. Johnson. Imperfect: lacking covers.
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.
Dedicatory Services of the Jesse W. Fell Memorial Gateway: Monday, June five, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen, at Three O'clock, Illinois State Normal University campus.

The debt of Normal University to Jesse W. Fell / David Felmley -- Personal reminiscences / John W. Cook -- Value of memorials / Edmund J. James -- A philanthropist of mighty vision / J.H. Burnham.
Homestead of Abraham Lincoln: Speeches in the House of Representatives, April 5, 12, 1916, on a Bill to Accept a Deed of Conveyance from the Lincoln Farm Association to the United States of the Homestead of Abraham Lincoln, Near the Town of Hodgenville, State of Kentucky.

Includes a table of contents.
A Remarkable Collection of Autograph Letters and Lincolniana from the Library of a New York Gentleman: to be Sold November 13 and 14, 1916 /the Anderson Galleries.

Anderson Galleries, Inc.

Including a 'Lynch' signature and all the other signers except three, a full set of the presidents, remarkably fine letters by literary men, statesmen, and soldiers, and an extraordinary collection of Lincoln letters and books. On public exhibition from Saturday, November 4th. 1173 items, all but 189 of which are Lincolniana.--S. Without the order blank mentioned by Monaghan.
Souvenir of Early and Notable Events in the History of the North West Territory, Illinois, and Tazewell County, including the Names of those who have Served the County in Various Official Capacities.

William Henry Bates

Cover title: Historical souvenir to commemorate the dedication of the new Tazewell County court house, at the county seat, Pekin, Illinois, Wednesday, June 21st, 1916.
Lincoln as seen by the cartoonists of his time

Guido Bruno

This pamphlet is clipped from Bruno's weekly, Feb. 12, 1916. v. 2, no. 7, p. 467-471. illus. The cover illustration is an unflattering depiction of Abraham Lincoln dancing while wearing a long feather in his hair, a short skirt and ribbon laced shoes. Four more illustrations accompany an article explaining why and how cartoonists chose to depict Lincoln during his presidency. Articles titled ""A war song"" and ""The side splitter"" (from Vanity Fair, 1861 and ""Three American birthdays"", those of Lincoln, Washington, and Thomas A. Edison (p. 471-472) are contained in the same issue.
Abraham Lincoln - American Academy of Arts and Letters : Speeches of Hon. Joseph G. Cannon, of Illinois, in the House of Representatives, April 12, 1916.

Joseph Gurney Cannon

A rambling speech, including an alleged interview between Waldo Hutchins, emissary of Horace Greeley, and President Lincoln in 1864. In that interview Lincoln was reported to have said, "I believe I shall be reelected. I believe I ought to be."
Abraham Lincoln Protectionist : Washington introduced the American system of Protection to Domestic Labor and Industry, and Lincoln aided in Establishing and Perfecting that System.

George B. Curtiss

Originally appeared serially in the American economist. Includes section: Tariff out of politics?
Report of Lincoln Highway Commission to Governor Samuel M. Ralston, December 15, 1916.

Indiana. Lincoln Highway Commission.

Commission appointed to determine the route traveled through Indiana by Abraham Lincoln and his father's family when they removed to Illinois in 1830. Commissioners: Joseph M. Cravens (chairman) Jesse W. Weik (secretary).
A Modern Knight-Errant : an Address Delivered Before the Springfield Association of Collegiate Alumnae, January 14, 1916.

James Harvey Matheny

Reprinted from the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society.
A Modern Knight-Errant: An Address Delivered Before the Springfield Association of Collegiate Alumnae, January 14, 1916.

James Harvey Matheny

Reprinted from the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society.
Abraham Lincoln: memorial meeting, February ...

Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States

Issues for 1907-1909 compiled by J.P. Nicholson.
The Strangely Parallel Careers of Lincoln and Douglas: Speech of Hon. Henry T. Rainey, of Illinois, in the House of Representatives, April 5, 1916.

Henry Thomas Rainey

Compares the lives of Judge Douglas and his political opponent, Abraham Lincoln, pointing out the similarities.
The Convention that Nominated Lincoln; an Address Delivered before the Chicago Historical Society on May 18, 1916, the fifty-sixth Anniversary of Lincoln's Nomination for the Presidency

Perley Orman Ray

Interior arrangement of the Wigman [plan]"": p. [7].
Address Delivered by Miss Mildred Lewis Rutherford, Athens, Georgia, Historian General, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1911-1916 : the Civilization of the Old South : What Made it, What Destroyed it, what has Replaced it : Dallas, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 9th, 1916, Municipal Hall.

Mildred Lewis Rutherford

Imprint from colophon.
Jefferson Davis, The President of the Confederate States and Abraham Lincoln, the President of the United States, 1861-1865

Mildred Lewis Rutherford

A comparative biography of the two Presidents from a Southern pro-Confederate viewpoint. The section ""Wy did John Wilkes Booth assassinate Lincoln?""(page 46-47), suggests that Booth's motive was anger over Lincoln's refusal to pardon his friend John Y. Beall.
Address of Hon. James R. Sheffield at the Lincoln Dinner of the Republican Club of the City of New York, Waldorf-Astoria, February 12, 1916.

James Rockwell Sheffield

A speech memorializing and honoring Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln birthplace farm at Hodgenville, Ky. : address delivered on the occasion of the acceptance of a deed of gift to the nation by the Lincoln Farm Association of the Lincoln birthplace farm at Hodgenville, Ky.

John Sharp Williams

A pamphlet containing an "Address Delivered on the Occasion of the Acceptance of a Deed of Gift to the Nation by the Lincoln Farm Association of the Lincoln Birthplace Farm at Hodgenville, KY". The address was delivered by the honorable John Sharp Williams who was a senator from Mississippi. The cover of the pamphlet consists of the title, the author, the date that the address was given, and printing and publishing information. 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. Gift of Lincoln birthplace at Hodgenville, Ky. [U.S. Serial Set 6953] "September 4, 1916." Presented by Mr. Fletcher. Ordered printed September 7, 1916.
Abraham Lincoln, President :an acrostic /by George B. Fairhead, New York Mills, late lieutenant, One hundred and seventeenth New York Volunteers and past chaplain, Department N.Y., G.A.R.

Acrostic forming the words ""Abraham Lincoln, President.""
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.
Report of the Board of Trustees of the Illinois State Historical Library to the Forty-Ninth General Assembly of the State of Illinois on the Investigation of the Lincoln way.

Includes the final report of Dr. Charles M. Thompson, embodying the results of an investigation, undertaken at the request of the trustees of the Illinois state historical library, to determine the route traversed by Abraham Lincoln in his removal from Indiana to Illinois, in 1830. A preliminary report was published in 1913.
Reproduction of autographs of the signers of the testimonial to Abraham Lincoln placed in the corner stone of the Lincoln memorial on the twelfth day of February, A.D. nineteen hundred and fifteen, at Washington, D.C.

This pamphlet contains the signatures from the various branches of government who have given support to the construction of the Lincoln Memorial. The title, "Reproduction of Autographs of the Signers of the Testimonial to Abraham Lincoln Placed in the Corner Stone of The Lincoln memorial on the Twelfth Day of February A. D. Nineteen Hundred and Fifteen At Washington, D. C.", is printed in an ornate framing on the cover. The following page portrays an illustrated portrait of a view of the Lincoln Memorial, and there is a short description of the memorial and its specifications printed below the illustration. "This is number 28 of a limited edition privately printed by the George A. Fuller company."
Souvenir of the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination and death of Abraham Lincoln : September, nineteen fifteen

This pamphlet is a "Souvenir of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Assassination and Death of Abraham Lincoln", which is the title. The title is printed above a portrait of Lincoln, except for his name which is printed below it. A date, publisher's statement, and short copyright statement are given at the bottom of the page. This is followed by a description of the night that President Lincoln was assassinated and the events that followed. The remaining pages are photos and descriptions that relate to Lincoln's assassination.
Souvenir of the Unveiling, Dedication and Presentation of the Abraham Lincoln G.A.R. Memorial Monument: Dedicated to the Veterans of the Civil War---1861-1865 at Long Beach, California July 3rd, 1915.

Includes a photograph of the monument and a list of members and officers.
The large and important library of John E. Burton of Milwaukee, Wis. Part I, Lincolniana

Anderson Galleries, Inc.

This pamphlet provides the auction details of the John C. Burton's Lincolniana collection. An excerpt from the will of Edmond de Goncourt is included within the pamphlet. The auction contained 1311 lots, ""To be sold October 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29, 1915. Monday afternoon, October 25, lots 1-228 ; Tuesday afternoon, October 26, lots 229-521 ; Wednesday afternoon, October 27, lots 522-777 ; Thursday afternoon, October 28, lots 778-1059 ; Friday afternoon, October 29, lots 1060-1311 ; at 2:30 o'clock. Material on exhibition from October 18th. Place of sale: New York.""
The Large and Important Library of John E. Burton of Milwaukee, Wis. Part IV : Miscellaneous Books, Second Division : to be Sold November 17, 18, and 19, 1915, Wednesday afternoon, November 17, Lots 1359-1634, Wednesday Evening, November 17, Lots 1635-1899, Thursday afternoon, November 18, Lots 1900-2173, Thursday evening, November 18, lots 2174-2455, Friday afternoon, November 19, lots 2456-2731.

Anderson Galleries, Inc.

Lots numbered 1359-2731. No. 1174. Consignor's full name from McKay, 7606.
The man who was too busy to find the Child

Lucius Hatfield Bugbee

A pamphlet detailing the story of "The man who was too busy to find the child", which is a retelling of the story of the birth of Jesus from the perspective of a farmer who lives and works outside of Bethlehem. The title and author's name are embossed on the cover of the pamphlet, and this information is surrounded by a metallic silver rectangle at the top of the cover. The inside of the cover has a handwritten note reading "A story that I have hear several times, from the author himself, and one of which I shall never weary. 11-28, 1915".
A Pilgrimage to Old Hingham, Norfolk, England.

Louis Craig Cornish

(Publications of the Association for the Extension of the Influence of the Hingham Plantation, vol. 1, no. 1, Jan. 1915). Brief record of experiences of delegates sent from Hingham, Mass., to Hingham, Norfolk, in 1913. Samuel Lincoln, ancestor of Abraham Lincoln, is mentioned on p. 9.
The Simplicity of Greatness and the Greatness of Simplicity :a Discourse Delivered at San Diego, California, on Lincoln's birthday, 1915

Elizabeth Harlow-Goetz

"This discourse, while embodying the principle events of the life and times of Abraham Lincoln, told in a vivid truthful and entrancing manner by this entertaining and clever lecturer, is full of the philosophy of the simplicity of greatness and greatness of simplicity."
The Premises and Significance of Abraham Lincoln's Letter to Theodore Canisius

Frank Irving Herriott

Reprinted from Deutsch-Amerikanische Geschichtsbl{uml}atter ... Jahrgang 1915 (vol.xv).
Abraham Lincoln and his Last Resting Place

Edward S. Johnson

A leaflet published for distribution at the National Lincoln Monument in the city of Springfield, Illinois.
The Sylvan Cabin :a Centenary Ode on the Birth of Lincoln /by Edward Smyth Jones ; with an Introduction taken from the New York Times.

Edward Smyth Jones

Edition statement from front wrapper. First printed page is a verso. Portraits are mounted. Printed by Taylor & Taylor, San Francisco--Title page verso.
The Jefferson-Lemen compact: the relations of Thomas Jefferson and James Lemen in the exclusion of slavery from Illinois and the Northwest Territory, with related documents, 1781-1818

Willard Carey MacNaul

Documents: p. 26-46. ""Pioneer letters"": p. 46-58.
Lincoln

Anna Marie Neis

The full-face portrait of Lincoln is followed by an illustration of ""Log cabin,"" White House, Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln's home (in Springfield), and the Lincoln Monument at his tomb. Note that the Lincoln Memorial was not dedicated until 1922.
Our first American, Abraham Lincoln : an appeal to the citizens of our state and country ; The Lincoln life-mask : with some comments and corrections on Leonard W. Volk's Century magazine article / two articles by Henry B. Rankin ; also Volk's Century magazine article.

Henry Bascom Rankin

Reprinted from the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, July, 1915.""
Abraham Lincoln : address

Francis Wayland Shepardson

The pamphlet shares the address delivered at the Lincoln Birthday Service held by the Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association in Memorial Hall on Friday, February 12, 1915. A portrait of the "Standing Lincoln" statue in Lincoln Park, Chicago and an illustration of the author, Dr. Francis W. Shepardson are included.
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.
Abraham Lincoln, freemason : an address delivered before Harmony Lodge no. 17, F.A.A.M., Washington, D.C., January 28, 1914

Louis Dale Carman

This pamphlet speculates on Abraham Lincoln's possible association with the Masonic Order, citing instances and quotations from Lincoln employing Masonic phraseology. The work does not attempt to prove that Lincoln was a Freemason.
The Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association Lincoln birthday service in Memorial Hall, on Thursday, February the twelfth, nineteen hundred and fourteen ...Address by Rt. Rev. Charles Edward Cheney, D.D.

Charles Edward Cheney

Includes photographs of an Abraham Lincoln and Rev. Charles Edward Cheney.
The battle of New Market and the cadets of the Virginia Military Institute, May 15, 1864; salient features of the battle in connection with the part taken by the cadets, with map of battle-field and key

Preston Cocke

This pamphlet compiles information from letters and personal accounts to describe the Corps Cadets role in the Battle of New Market. The pamphlet includes a map of the battlefield.
Abraham Lincoln : speech of Hon. S.D. Fess, of Ohio, in the House of Representatives, Thursday, February 12, 1914

Simeon Davidson Fess

Includes a short address by Joseph A. Goulden on p. 16, who witnessed Lincoln delivering the Gettysburg address.
Lincoln, the Man and the Statesman

Dwight Goss

Complete biography for children.""--M.
Life of Abraham Lincoln in Verse

Benjamin Jesse Gunn

delivered by the author at Lincoln's tomb the thirtieth anniversary of his death.
A Pageant of History : an Entertainment for Either Indoor or Out-of-door Performance

Walter Ben Hare

Epilogue to scene V: Lincoln's address at Gettysburg"": p. 56.
Abraham Lincoln

Albert Bushnell Hart

The mentor, February 9, 1914, vol. 1, no. 52.; Partial contents: Lincoln's early manhood -- The Douglas debates: Abraham Lincoln, president -- The Emancipation proclamation -- The assassination of Lincoln. The memorial to Abraham Lincoln [at Hodgenville, Ky.].
Tributes to Abraham Lincoln /Selected by Mrs. Loraine Pratt Immen, February 12, 1914.

Loraine Pratt Immen

Portrait on cover. Gives the Lincoln birthday program, 1914, of the Grand Rapids Federation of Women's Clubs, on page 5.
Elocutionary Reader and Graded Recitations

Byron Wesley King

Includes an index.
The autobiography of Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln

This pamphlet is a facsimile reproduction of the handwritten original and includes a new title page. In it, Lincoln briefly describes his birth, his family origins, and key points of his life. A sketch of the cabin where Lincoln was born is featured on the cover. Facsimile of the original manuscript attested by David Davis, Lyman Trumbull, and Charles Sumner (Washington, D.C., March 20, 1872).
The Lincoln and Douglas Debates: an Address before the Chicago Historical Society, February 17, 1914

Horace White

'Chicago Tribune' correspondent's account of the debates.""--M. See framed manuscript and portrait in Lincoln Library.
When Lincoln Kissed Me : a Story of the Wilderness Campaign

Henry Ebenezer Wing

The cover includes a gold embossed profile of Abraham Lincoln. Tells the tale of when the author delivered a message to President Lincoln from General Grant that so moved the president that he kissed the author's forehead.
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.
The Gettysburg Speech and Other Papers /by Abraham Lincoln; Lowell's essay on Lincoln; and, Whitman's O captain! my captain! with notes and programmes for Lincoln's birthday.

Riverside Literature Series, number 32. Includes portraits of President Lincoln.
A letter on Lincoln

Edwin Lawrence Godkin

This letter ... to the London Daily news, March 7, 1865, is now reprinted at Hillacre, Riverside, Conn; ""A contemporary summary of Lincoln's accomplishments""--M.
Abraham Lincoln /Speech of James M. Graham.

James McMahon Graham

Speech delivered in the House of Representatives, February 12, 1913.
In Praise of Omar: an Address Before the Omar Khayyam Club

John Hay

450 copies on Van Gelder paper.
The Lincoln way: Report of the Board of Trustees of the Illinois State Historical Library of the Investigations made by Mr. C.M. Thompson in an Attempt to Locate the ""Lincoln Way.""

Illinois State Historical Library.

The Forty-seventh General assembly, of Illinois by joint resolution directed the Board of trustees of the Illinois state historical library 'to make the necessary investigations to determine the exact route traveled by Abraham Lincoln in his removal from Kentucky to Illinois.: page [1].
Lincoln autograph biography

Abraham Lincoln

This pamphlet contains a Lincoln chronology, as well as both a transcript and a facsimile of the handwritten autobiography manuscript which Lincoln wrote at the request of Jesse W. Fell in 1859 followed by the handwritten lyrics to ""My Country Tis Of Thee"" that is title ""America"" above the lyrics. The last page of the pamphlet includes a photograph of ""One of Lincoln's Soldier Boys"" along with a table of numbers by age for the Union Army.
The Confiscation of Property during the Civil War

James Garfield Randall

A dissertation submitted to the faculty of the graduate school of arts and literature in candidacy for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Department of History.
Abraham Lincoln: Address

Frederick Augustus Smith

A birthday speech warning the people about current dangers.--M.
Lincoln Memorial Commission report : message from the President of the United States transmitting a report of the Lincoln Memorial Commission, and its recommendations, upon the location, plan, and design for a memorial, in the city of Washington, to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, in accordance with the act approved February 9, 1911

William Howard Taft, Henry Bacon, and John Russell Pope

This pamphlet outlines the "Lincoln Memorial Commission Report". A brief description is given below the title on the cover, and this description reads: "Message from the President of the United States. Transmitting a report of the Lincoln memorial Commission, and its recommendations, upon the location, plan, and design for a memorial, in the city of Washington, to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, in Accordance with the act approved February 9, 1911. (Senate document / 62d Congress, 3d session ; no. 965) "December 5, 1912. Referred to the Committee on the Library and ordered to be printed, with illustrations." William H. Taft, chairman. Includes appendixes containing reports of the Commission of Fine Arts, and architects Henry Bacon and John Russell Pope.
When Lincoln Kissed Me :a Story of the Wilderness Campaign

Henry Ebeneser Wing

The cover includes a gold embossed profile of Abraham Lincoln. Tells the tale of when the author delivered a message to President Lincoln from General Grant that so moved the president that he kissed the author's forehead.
Abraham Lincoln & His Last Resting Place: a Leaflet Published for Distribution at the National Lincoln Monument in the city of Springfield, Illinois/ compiled by Edward S. Johnson, custodian.

Includes facsimile of Fell version of Lincoln's autobiography. Stamped: "Compliments of E.S. Johnson, custodian."
Seward and the Declaration of Paris: a Forgotten Diplomatic Episode, April-August, 1861

Charles Francis Adams

The following paper, prepared for the Massachusetts Historical Society, and submitted at its October meeting, 1912, appears in the printed Proceedings of that society, vol. XLVI."" cf. p. [2].
The Last View of the Martyred President

L. C. Breed

Detached from New England magazine, January 1912.; MSU -- Lincolniana copy is a facsimle of the original.
The Bust of Lincoln

James Francis Dwyer

Clipped from American magazine, February 1912. vol. LXXIII no. 4. illustrations by Blendon Campbell.
First and second inaugural addresses : message, July 5, 1861 ; Proclamation, January 1, 1863 ; Gettysburg Address, November 19, 1863 / presented by Mr. Clark of Wyoming

Abraham Lincoln

This pamphlet contains the inaugural address of the President of the United States on the 4th of March, 1861 (Senate, Ex. Doc. No. 1, special session, March 8, 1861), the message of the President of the United States to the two houses of Congress at the commencement of the first session of the Thirty-seventh Congress (Senate, Ex. Doc. No. 1, 37th Congress, 1st session, July 5, 1861), a proclamation by the President of the United States of America undated, the address at the dedication of Gettysburg National Cemetery, November 19, 1863, and the second inaugural address, March 4, 1865 (Senate journal, 38th Congress, 2nd session.)
Reminiscences of the war of the rebellion. Did Abraham Lincoln receive aid from the spirit world? Some extracts from Mrs. Nettie Colburn Maynard's book--"Was Abraham Lincoln a spiritualist?"

Nettie Colburn Maynard and William Henry Plummer

Compiled by W.H. Plummer. In fact an advertisement for the book 'Was Abraham Lincoln a spiritualist?', which had originally been published by R.C. Hartranft, Philadelphia, in 1891.
Abraham Lincoln : personal reminiscences / by Dr. James Miner, Winchester, Ill.

James Miner

Cover title.;""Read by the author at the Lincoln Day celebration in the Winchester (Illinois) High School, Monday, Feb. 12, 1912.""
Abraham Lincoln on the Tariff: the Great Emancipator a Firm Believer in the Policy of Protection to American Labor and Industry: Address

Wilbur F. Wakeman

Address delivered at the seventh annual Lincoln dinner of the Sullivan County (N.Y.)--Republicans, at Liberty, February 12, 1912.
The Story of an Artist while Executing a Portrait-Sketch, the First from Life, of Abraham Lincoln

Otho Wiecker

Cover title; In June, 1860, at Springfield, Ill., and his close association, experience and intimacy with the President which came to light in 1911, fifty-one years after, and a description of the portrait itself
The story of an artist while executing a portrait-sketch, the first from life, of Abraham Lincoln

Otho Wiecker

Cover title; In June, 1860, at Springfield, Ill., and his close association, experience and intimacy with the President which came to light in 1911, fifty-one years after, and a description of the portrait itself
Friends with Lincoln in the White House: adapted from Nellie Blessing-Eyster's story

Henry Watson Wilbur

The story of the visit of Isaac and Sarah Harvey, Quakers, to President Lincoln, in 1862""--S. Real names replace fictitious names of original. In Gaylord pamphlet binder.
In Honor of the President of the United States: Joint Session, Forty Seventh General Assembly of Illinois at Springfield, February Eleven, Nineteen Hundred Eleven, to Celebrate the One Hundred Second Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln.

Illinois. General Assembly (47th: 1911-1912)
In Honor of the President of the United States: Joint Session, Forty Seventh General Assembly of Illinois at Springfield, February Eleven, Nineteen Hundred Eleven, to Celebrate the One Hundred Second Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln.

Illinois. General Assembly (47th: 1911-1912)
Lincoln Centennial Association Addresses: Delivered at the Annual Banquet held at Springfield, Illinois, February Eleven, Nineteen Hundred and Eleven, Commemorating the One Hundred and Second Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln.

Includes portraits of Abraham Lincoln and names of Lincoln Association members.
Original Lincoln proclamation burned.

John E. Burton

Caption title; John E. Burton writes as follows to the editor of the Sentinel; Reprinted from Milwaukee, Wis., Sentinal, of April 3, 1911;
Original Lincoln proclamation burned

John Edgar Burton

This pamphlet is a letter or statement written "to the Editor of the Sentinel" of Milwaukee, Wisconsin regarding a statement about President Lincoln's original copy of the Emancipation Proclamation being burned in a recent issue. The full title shown at the top of the first page reads "Bulletin No. 46, Shepard Book Company 408 S. State Street Moxum Hotel Building Salt Lake City, Utah Original Lincoln Proclamation Burned. Reprinted from Milwaukee, Wis., Sentinel, of April 3, 1911." This full title and description occupies six lines at the top of the first page. "John E. Burton writes as follows to the editor of the Sentinel."
Reading Lists for Special Days /Formerly published as nos. 1-8 of the School holiday series. Comp. by the Cleveland public library.

Cleveland Public Library.

Bibliographies. Includes a poem by George Cooper, titled "New Year's Day."
A sermon / by Charles Parker Connolly ... A revised version of a sermon preached in the First Congregational Church, Leavenworth, Kansas, on the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, deliverd in Milwaukee, April 12th, 1911

Charles Parker Connolly

The cover is tan with "Lincoln" in the top center.
The religion of Abraham Lincoln : an oration

John Wesley Hill

The cover includes an illustration of Abraham Lincoln from a photograph taken in Washington in 1864. Preface by George H. Baker.
The Message of Lincoln: a Sunday Lecture by the Rabbi of the Rodeph Shalom Congregation, Pittsburgh, Pa., February 12, 1911 ...

J. Leonard Levy

Includes the series list of Sunday Lectures before Congregation Rodeph Shalom.
Lincoln's Body Guard, the Union Light guard of Ohio: With Some Personal Recollections of Abraham Lincoln, by Robert W. McBride, late corporal and company clerk.

Robert Wesley McBride

Indiana Historical Society Publications, Volume 5, Number 1. Describes the establishment as the Seventh Independent Company of Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, also known as The Union Light Guard in 1863.
How Grant came to Lincoln

Robert William McLaughlin

This pamphlet describes how the Civil War started and how that led to Grant and Lincoln meeting and working together to end the war. Delivered Sunday morning, April 23rd, 1911, at the First Congregational Church, Oakland, California.
Lincolniana : an Unusual Collection of Eulogies on Abraham Lincoln ... /Catalogue Compiled and Sale Conducted

Stan. V. Henkels (Firm)

Remainder of title: An unusual collection of eulogies on Abraham Lincoln, being the largest and most complete list offered at public sale. Works appertaining to the life of Lincoln and his administration, autograph letter of his favorite son ""Tad"" and T. Buchanan Read's last portrait of Lincoln from life. Also books from the assigned estate of Chas. Steigerwalt of Lancaster by order of Redmond Conyngham, Esq., assignee, embracing early almanacs, rare American history, early American broadsides, both Revolutionary and Confederate, rare old American atlases and early American maps with views of New York, Quebec, and other American cities, and a collection of American and foreign bookplates, and from other sources, American genealogies, state, county and town histories, Pennsylvania colonial records and archives, Revolutionary history, &c., &c., to be sold Monday and Tuesday afternoons, March 20th and 21st, 1911, at 2.30 o'clock each day. At the book auction rooms of Samuel T. Freeman & Co., 1519-1521 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Contains 778 lots. Cover title: Lincolniana : an inportant[!] collection of eulogies on Abraham Lincoln. Contains facsim. of letter from Tad Lincoln to ""Gumpert"", dated ...t. 6, 1864 (lot 351). Prices in ms. Book-plate of Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf.
Address of President Taft at the dinner of the Lincoln Centennial Association, Springfield, Ill., February 11, 1911.

William Howard Taft

This pamphlet contains an address of President Taft at the dinner of the Lincoln Centennial Association, Springfield, Ill., February 11, 1911.
Abraham Lincoln / Oration by Emmet Tinley, Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Emmet Tinley

Delivered at the dedication of the Lincoln Monument in Council Bluffs, Oct. 10, 1911. Includes programme of the event (p. 6).
1809-1910, brief concert exercise

A script for proposed Lincoln Day program. The title page details along the top that this script comes from the "American Missionary Association", and it is titled "Brief Concert Exercise". A quote reading "With malice toward none, with charity for all." follows this title, and this is followed by "Lincoln Memorial Sunday, February 13, 1910. Commemorating the birthday of Abraham Lincoln." The script follows a conversation between "Superintendent.", "School.", and "A Scholar." regarding the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln.
Life of Lincoln told in pictures : from the cradle to the grave

This pamphlet is a collection or compilation of photos and portraits from Lincoln's life, aptly titled the "Life of Lincoln Told in Pictures". The pamphlet contains photos, portraits, and illustrations with short captions below them, and there are short summaries on the sides of some of the pages to summarize important events in Lincoln's life. the cover of the pamphlet is largely composed of a portrait of Lincoln with the title and summary information placed above the portrait and the issuer below. Lincoln's Gettysburg address is included on the back cover of the pamphlet. The illustrations in this supplement were reproduced from the publication, "American history told in pictures", and were furnished by the Illustrated Supplement Company, New York.
Abraham Lincoln : speech of Hon. Joseph G. Cannon, of Illinois, before the Chamber of Commerce, Pittsburg, Pa. February 12, 1910

Joseph Gurney Cannon

This pamphlet outlines a "Speech of Hon. Joseph G. Cannon". The "speech, delivered by Hon. Joseph G. Cannon, of Illinoi, before the Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburg, Pa., on Lincoln's Birthday, February 12, 1910" is detailed across the fourteen pages and follows the title which is "Speech of Hon. Joseph G. Cannon."
Abraham Lincoln & his last resting place; a leaflet published for distribution at the National Lincoln monument in the city of Springfield, Illinois, comp. by Edward S. Johnson, custodian ...

Edward S. Johnson

This pamphlet is a compilation of a letter written by Lincoln to a friend, portraits of monuments to Lincoln, portraits of Lincoln's final resting place, and an essay about his life, presidency, and the events following his assassination. The cover reads "Lincoln" near the top, and a portrait of Lincoln is centered on the inside of the cover. The title of the pamphlet or compilation is shown along the top of the first page and it reads "Abraham Lincoln & His Last Resting Place", and a short description follows.
Address by Abraham Lincoln of Illinois in Cincinnati, Ohio, September 17, 1859.

Abraham Lincoln

Includes facsim. of Lincoln's letter of acceptance to Peter Zinn, Sept. 1 (i.e. 6), 1859. Traxel & Maas advertising matter: [4] p. at end. The portraits are photographs: Meserve 26 and 25, both by Alexander. Imperfect: punch-hole throughout text.
Lines on Abraham Lincoln: from the Ode recited at the Harvard Commemoration, July 21, 1865

James Russell Lowell

The 'Suggestions for study' and notes accompanying this poem were prepared by Prof. Newell D. Gilbert III
Abraham Lincoln: the man and the crisis

Wilmot Brookings Mitchell

The basis of this little book is a centenary address given by the author at Bowdoin College, February 12, 1909, and at Augusta, Maine, on the same day, at a Lincoln celebration by the State legislature.
Abraham Lincoln: an Address Delivered at Iowa City, Iowa Before the State Historical Society of Iowa on May Twenty-Fifth Nineteen Hundred Ten

Joseph Fort Newton

An address delivered by Joseph Newton on Abraham Lincoln.
Proceedings at the ... Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Lincoln Fellowship, held at Delmonico's, New York city ...

Lincoln Fellowship New York, N.Y.

Includes a photograph of President Lincoln taken by Brady on the day of the Cooper Institute speech.
Abraham Lincoln, his Friendship for Humanity and Sacrifice for Others: an Address; delivered at Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois ... February 12, 1909.

Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf

This pamphlet is an address by J. b. Oakleaf delivered at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois, February 12, 1909. The address discusses Abraham Lincoln's life, from childhood to his death.
Provisional ritual

Order of Lincoln

These minutes are from a meeting of a secret lodge. The cover is orange with a laurel wreath illustrated beneath the title.
Banquet given on the One Hundred and First Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln, by the Lincoln Centennial Association, February the Twelfth, Nineteen Hundred and Ten [at] the St. Nicholas Hotel, Springfield.

Abraham Lincoln Association Springfield, Ill.

Contains the menu, the program, and a poem ""The heroes of time; a poem illustrating the position of Abraham Lincoln among the dominating personalities of history"" (p. [9]-[18]) by N.V. Lindsay, and blank pages for ""Autographs"" (p. [21]-[22]).