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A collection of pamphlets, booklets, manuscripts, magazine and newspaper articles relating to the life and times of Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)

Compiled and annotated by Gisela Hersch with the assistance of

Lisa E. Landau

Hugh Thomas Miller Rare Book Room IrTvin Library Butler University 4600 Sunset Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 (317) 285-9265

February 1983 Digitized by the Internet Archive

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LINCOLNIANA . A collection of pamphlets, booklets, manuscripts, magazine and newspaper articles, mostly from the collection of Charles W. Moores (1862-1923)

Charles W. Moores, lawyer, one-time President of the Board of School Commissioners in Indianapolis, life- long Lincoln scholar and collector: he began his study of Lincoln at a time when many of Lincoln's friends and foes, neighbors and associates were still alive. Moores published several works about Lincoln, most notably an address read first before the meeting of the American Bar Association in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on September 1, 1910. This address was subsequently published in the American Law Review and also as a separate printing. Our collection contains not only the printed text as well as the author's profusely annotated typescript of The Career of a_ Country

Lawyer ; Abraham Lincoln, but also Moores' ensuing correspondence with other Lincoln scholars and collectors, and other manuscript material.

Butler University acquired Moores' collection of Lincolniana in 1925. Many of the books are housed in the Irwin Library's open stacks. The rare books, those that are limited in copies printed, inscribed by their authors; early works, and all pamphlets, newspapers, manuscripts, and paraphernalia are housed in the Hugh Thomas Miller Rare Book Room. We are especially proud of an early Lincoln manuscript, a note written and signed by Lincoln in the suit of Pearson and Anderson versus Bird Monroe, filed in the Circuit Court of Coles Co., Illinois, May 24, 1842. Lincoln represented the defendant.

This catalogue of Lincolniana lists only the pamphlet collection, not the larger books, the Lincoln manuscript, or our collection of April 1865 newspapers.

The pamphlet collection is of special importance. Subjects range from eyewitness accounts of the Republican Convention of 1860 to sermons and eulogies of 1865; from arguments about the suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus during Civil War times to foreign policy matters; from gossip to statesmanship. Lincoln's major speeches, state papers, contemporary campaign literature, accounts of assassination and trial. Civil War episodes, unionist and secessionist arguments and propaganda, a bit of everything is here, and many of the pieces that Moores collected, are not found in larger, better-known Lincoln collections elsewhere.

Charles W. Moores was not, however, the sole contributor to this collection. More recent items came from Donald C. Durman, M.D., of Saginaw, Michigan, friend to Dr. Richard Mudd, the grandson of Dr. Samuel Mudd. Durman' s files about Lincoln statues and their sculptors remain yet to be sorted.

Manuscript and photographic materials have been incorporated with the printed items, to accompany the pieces to which they refer. Unless otherwise noted, each piece is in its original binding. With a complete name and title index at end.

Gisela Hersch :

Cataloguers ' abbreviations and symbols

ads advertisement (s) approx aPP^oJ^imately c copyright date (as in cl865) ca circa cm centimeter

Co - Company Corp Corporation ed edition facsim. (facsims.) facsimile (s) front frontispiece illus illustrative material incl including Mo Monaghan number (as in Mo. 40). Refers to: Collections of the Illinois State Historical Library, vol. XXXI; Lincoln Bibliography 1839-1939, compiled by Jay Monaghan. Springfield, 1943.

Mss Manuscript (s) , i.e. holographs and/or typescripts n.d no date (of printing or publishing) n.n no name (publisher's or printer's) n.p no place (of printing or publishing) no number p page(s) port, (ports.) portrait (s) pseud pseudonym t.-p title-page vol volume

Abbreviations for manuscript material

M.L Manuscript (= holograph) letter M.L.S Manuscript letter, signed M.N Manuscript note (defined as five sentences or less of no informative contents) M.N.S Manuscript note, signed T.L Typewritten letter T.L.S Typewritten letter, signed T.N Typewritten note T.N.S Typewritten note, signed

Symbols

* preceding item number: not in Monaghan (not used for items published after 1939)

[ ] square brackets information within square brackets supplied by the cataloguer " " —xyz Quoted from xyz , as in "Limited to 25 copies."— xyz.

This catalogue is limited to 500 copies printed. *1. A. L. [A booklet published for the observance of Independence Day 1909, by the] Press of N. W. Ayer and Son, Philadelphia. 32 p. incl. illus. 26 cm. Includes excerpts from various sources about Abraham Lincoln; arranged in alphabetical order.

2. Abraham Lincoln and Mary Owen. Three letters: Lincoln to Mrs. 0. H. Browning; 1. N. Arnold to O. H. Browning; O. H. Browning to I. N. Arnold. Springfield, 111.: Barker's Art Store, 1922. 12 p. 21 cm. "Limited to 150 copies. Privately printed." From the foreword: "The three letters that follow were at one time in my possession and I will vouch for their genuineness." Signed in ink: H. E. Barker. Mo. 2548.

3. Abraham Lincoln Association, SpringfieZd, Illinois Banquet celebrating the one hundred and second anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln by the Lincoln Centennial Association, Saturday, February the eleventh nineteen hundred and eleven, the Illinois State Armory, Springfield, [n.p., n.n., 1911?] [12] p. incl. ports. 25 cm. Mo. 1993. Compare with Rare Book Room item 973.7/L736W/A159£i/1911 (addresses delivered at the 1911 banquet)

*4. Abraham Lincoln, in memoriam. New York: Trent, Filmer [n.d.] 12 p. 21 cm. Includes Farewell speech to his Springfield friends; Proclamation of Emancipation; Address at Gettysburg; Second Inaugural address; A poem ... "Oh! why should the spirit of mortal be proud?" [by William Knox]

5. 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, N.H. : Transcript Printing Co., 1908. 12 p. 22 cm. Mo. 1562.

6. Address by the Union League of Philadelphia, to the citizens of Pennsylvania, in favor of the re-election of Abraham Lincoln. Philadelphia: King & Baird, printers, 1864. 30 p. 22 cm. Cover title. Mo. 360.

7. Address of Abraham Lincoln delivered at the consecration of the national cemetery at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, together with the proceedings in the United States Senate on the occasion of the reading of the address on February 12, 1920; presented by Mr. Keyes, February 14, 1920. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1920. 8 p. incl. illus., facsims. 29 cm. At head of title: 66th Cong., 2d sess.. Senate Doc. no. 236. Mr. Keyes read from Lincoln's manuscript, the fifth version which is here reproduced in facsim. , with the facsim. of a letter by Robert T. Lincoln. Mo. 2462. ]

*8. The Address of the Southern and Western Liberty Convention, held at Cincinnati, June 11 & 12, 1845, to the People of the United States. With notes by a Citizen of Pennsylvania,

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 15, [1] p. 23 cm. Caption title. Printed in double colxamns. Disbound.

"The Southern and Western Liberty Convention . . . was the most remarkable anti-slavery body yet assembled in the United States." — footnote p. [1] Distributed by William Harned, New York, for $10 per thousand copies.

*9. Addresses by His Excellency Governor John A. Andrew, Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. B. F. Thomas, and Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, delivered at the mass meeting in aid of recruiting, held on the Common under the auspices of the Committee of One Hundred and Fifty, on Wednesday, August 27, 1862. Boston: J. E. Farwell, 1862. 16 p. 24 cm.

*10. Addresses on the death of Hon. Edward D. Baker, delivered in the Senate and the House of Representatives on Wednesday, December 11, 1861. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1862. 87 p. 23 cm. Disbound.

*11. "Allen Pinkerton's unpublished story of the first attempt on the life of Abraham Lincoln. Illustrations by Jay Hambidge. The history of the letter [by Pinkerton] by Jesse W. Weik. Introduction by Ida M. Tarbell."

Detached from The American Magazine [no date or no.] , p. 17-22 incl. illus. 25 cm. Pinkerton's account, written August 23, 1866, of Lincoln's secret journey from Harrisburg to Washington on the night of Feb. 22, 1861. This account's history "is told in the introductory note by Jesse W. Weik of Greencastle, Indiana, from whom it was secured. Mr. Weik was William Herndon's collaborator in his 'Life of Lincoln'." —p. 18 (for other works by Herndon and Weik, see also the Rare Book Room's book collection of Lincoln materials) Mo. 231 lists earlier separate printings of Pinkerton's account, the first one with imprint date [1868?]

*12. American History Leaflets, colonial and constitutional. Edited by Albert Bushnell Hart and Edward Channing, of Harvard University. No. 26, March 1896: Extracts from Lincoln's state papers ... New York: Parker P. Simmons Co., 1914. 35 p. 18 cm. Mo. 1193 lists the original 1896 imprint.

*13. American History Leaflets, colonial and institutional, ... No. 20. The exact text of the Articles of Confederation with the Franklin and Dickinson drafts; from the original manuscripts. New York: P. P. Simmons, 1917; cl895 by A. Lovell, cl915 by Simmons. 27 p. 18 cm. Cover title. At head of title: Price, 10 cents. *14. Americanization Day in the Indiana public schools on October 24, 1919.

[Indianapolis] : Published by the Indiana State Board of Education, 1919. 17 p. 23 cm. Includes "American ideals of Lincoln" by Charles W. Moores. Americanization Day was proclaimed for all Indiana schools in honor of Theodore Roosevelt. This booklet with its suggested celebration program was compiled and edited by Ellis U. Graff, Superintendent, Indianapolis Public Schools.

*15. Andrew, John A. Address ... to the two branches of the Legislature of Massachu- setts, January 9, 1863. Boston: Wright & Potter, 1863. 80 p. incl. tables 24 cm. Senate pamphlet no. 1. A State of the Commonwealth address that reflects the serious economic and social impacts of the Civil War.

*16. Andrew, John A. Valedictory address of His Excellency ... to the two branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts, January 4, 1866. 42 p. 23 cm. Senate pamphlet no. 2. The Governor's address dealt favorably with the question of universal amnesty, franchise for white and black Southerners, &c., evoking the spirit of Lincoln throughout.

17. Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman The counsel assigned ... New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1912. [4], 43 p. and 1 plate 19 cm. One of Lincoln's legal cases in historical fiction. Mo. 2018.

18. Appleman, Roy Edgar Abraham Lincoln, from his own words and contemporary accounts ... National Parks Service Book Series Number Two. Washington: Department of the Interior, Government Printing Off., 1942, 1946 revision. 55 p. incl. illus. 24 cm.

19. Appomattox. McLean House Original photograph, accompanied by two negatives, of the restored McLean House where General Lee signed the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia, April 9, 1865. Photograph taken by Donald C. Durman, M.D. , Lincoln collector in Saginaw, Mich., probably in 1949. Laid in : a tourist brochure about Appomattox, dated 1949.

*20. Art and Archaeology , vol. 13, no. 6, June 1922, "Lincoln Memorial Nxmiber". Published by The Archaeological Society of Washington. [245]-[292] p. incl. illus. 28 cm. Includes articles about Lincoln sculptures, plaques, monuments, &c. Contributors include Charles W. Moores, Henry Bacon, Jules Guerin, Frank Owen Payne. . .

*21, Atkinson, Eleanor "The love story of Ann Ruthledge, which future generations

were destined to read on the sorrowful face of Abraham Lincoln . . Drawings by Jay Hambidge."

Detached from: Ladies' Home Journal , Nov. 1908, p. 17-18, continued p. 76-77, incl. illus., facsim. 42 cm.

*22 An Authentick exposition of the "K.G.C." Knights of the Golden Circle; or, A history of secession from 1834-1861. Illustrated. By a member of the order.

Indianapolis, Ind. : C. O. Perrine, 1861. 88 p. incl. illus. 18 cm. With the original printed front wrapper only. Cover title gives imprint as Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bro. This is a pro- Union, anti-slavery exposition.

23. Babcock, James F. A noble Lincoln fragment. Commemorating the 150th anniversary

of the birth of Abraham Lincoln . .

[n.p., n.n. , 1959?] 4 p. incl. facsim., port. 23 cm. With the facsimile of a fragment of Lincoln's Annual message to Congress, Dec. 6, 1864. The fragment relates Lincoln's reaffir- mation of his determination to end the institution of slavery. The original of the fragment is housed in the Detroit Public Library; the facsimile at hand was an insert to the library's

newsletter Among Friends , no. 14, Spring 1959.

24. Badger, Henry C. The humble conqueror; a discourse commemmorative of the life and services of Abraham Lincoln, preached to the Cambridgeport Parish, April 23, 1865 ... Boston: Printed for the Parish, 1865. 18 p. 22 cm. Mo. 384.

25. Bancroft, George Memorial address on the life and character of Abraham Lincoln, delivered ... in the House of Representatives at Washington, on the 12th of February, 1866 ... Washington: Government Printing Office, 1866. 59 p. and port. 2 3 cm. Appendix contains the journal of funeral exercises in Congress. All pages within single-rule black frame. 20,000 copies printed. Mo. 841.

26. Barnard's Lincoln. The gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft to the City of Cincinnati. The creation and dedication of George Grey Barnard's statue of Abraham Lincoln, including the address of William Howard Taft. Cincinnati: Stewart & Kidd, 1917. 66 p. incl. illus. 20 cm. Mo. 2289. ,

27. Barton, Fred B. Robert S. Barton memorial. In memoriam by his brother ... Including a list of the writings of Robert S. Barton on Abraham Lincoln, compiled under the direction of Kenneth A. Bernard.

[Boston?] : Published by The Lincoln Group of Boston, 1954.

[2] , 13 leaves and port. 28 cm. Mimeographed essay. Robert S. Barton's portrait on glossy paper. Laid in: T.L.S., Donald I. Minnig, of Akron, Oh., to Donald C.

Durman, M.D. , Lincoln collector in Saginaw, Mich. Minnig is a nephew by marriage to Fred B. Barton, son of William E. Barton who started his son Robert on the pathway of the study of Lincoln as a life-long hobby.

28. Barton, William E. Abraham Lincoln and the American ideal ... A sermon broadcast by radio from the Westinghouse Station and the platform of Orchestra Hall, Chicago, Sunday, February 1923, and received at the radio station of the Casper Daily Tribune.

Casper, Wyo. : The Casper Daily Tribune, [1923?] 15 p. 20 cm. Mo. 2618.

29. Barton, William E. Abraham Lincoln, Kentucky mountaineer. An address delivered before the faculty and students of Berea College, Berea, Ken- tucky, Thursday, March 8, 1923 ... Berea: Berea College Press, 1923.

Inscribed [by the author?] : Edition 200. This is no. 83. Signed by the author. Mo. 2619 states, "325 copies printed." No printing limitation stated in the piece itself.

30. Barton, William E. The education of Abraham Lincoln. An address delivered before the faculty and students of Illinois College, Jacksonville, Illi- nois, February 7, 192 3 ... Jacksonville, 111.: Courier Press, [1923?] 21 p. and 2 facsims. 23 cm. With a facsimile of David Ruthledge's letter to his father and

to his sister Ann. Inscribed [by the author?] : Edition [blank space] This is no. 85"; signed by the author. Mo. 2620 gives printing limitation as 200 copies.

31. Barton, William E. The greatness of Abraham Lincoln ... Today's best thought; a

series of addresses by foremost speakers in North America . . . published each week by William P. Munsell, Chicago [n.d.] 20 p. 23 cm. Caption title. Series title from cover. Mo. 2438.

With accompanying mss. material ; in chronological order: Feb. 16, 1921 T.L.S., W. E. Barton to Charles W. Moores, refer- ring to Lincoln's letter to John Bright. Feb. 21, 1921 T.L.S., Barton to Moores. Dec. 5, 1922 T.L.S., Barton to Moores; about procuring additional land for the Lincoln Farm. . "

*32. Barton, William E. The influence of Illinois in the development of Abraham

Lincoln . . . Reprinted from the Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society for the year 1921. 24 p. and port. 2 3 cm.

*33. Barton, William E.

"Lincoln and labor." In: Life and labor , a magazine of interpretation, vol. 11, no. 2, Feb. 1921, "whole nimiber 120"; p. 35-39. 25 cm

*34. Barton, William E. The Lincolns in their old Kentucky home; an address delivered before the Filson Club, Louisville, Kentucky, December 4, 1922 ...

Berea, Ky. : Berea College Press, 1923. 24 p. 29 cm. Edition limited to 300 copies. This is no. 35, signed by the author

35. Barton, William E. The man who married Lincoln's parents. An address ... delivered at the dedication of a monument at the grave of Jesse Head and Jane Ramsey Head, his wife, in Spring Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Kentucky, Thursday, November 2, 1922.

Harrodsburg, Ky. : Harrodsburg Herald, 1922. [16] p. incl. illus., port. 27 cm. Includes biography of Jesse Head, and data on Thomas Lincoln's marriage. Mo. 2552.

36. Barton, William E. Old theories upset; being the brief report of an address on Abraham Lincoln's lost grandmother ... delivered before a specially invited company of scholars and historians at the Chicago Historical Society. Reprinted from the Chicago Daily News, February 3, 1923. [n.p., n.d., 1923?] Uncut sheet, folded to [4] p. page size 21 cm. About Bathsheba Lincoln and Lucy Hanks. Mo. 2622.

37. Barton, William E. The parents of Abraham Lincoln. An address ... delivered at the grave of Thomas Lincoln, Goose Nest Prairie, near Jamesville, Illinois, September 18, 1922. Charleston, 111.: The Charleston Daily Courier, 1922. 8 p. 23 cm. Inscribed by the author. Mo. 2553.

38. Easier, Roy P. Who wrote the "Letter to Mrs. Bixby"? ... Reprinted from The

Lincoln Herald , Feb. 1943.

[n.p. , n.n. , 1943?] 8 p. incl. facsims. 26 cm. Disputes Nicholas Murray Butler's claim that tlohn Hay, then Lincoln's assistant secretary, rather than Lincoln himself composed and wrote the famous letter.

Laid in ; facsimile of the original letter, one leaf. "Presented by The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana. .

*39. Bates, Edward Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus. Letter from the Attorney General, transmitting, in answer to a resolution of the House of the 12th instant, an opinion relative to the suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus.

Washington, D.C. : 37th Cong., 1st sess.. House, Ex. Doc. No. 5 [1861?] 14 p. 23 cm. Caption title. Disbound. The letter was dated July 13, 1861. "Ordered to be printed Aug. 2, 1861."

40. The Battle of the giants, by Frederick Trevor Hill. The Parents of Lincoln, by Ida M. Tarbell. An Appeal to patriotism, by

Richard Lloyd Jones . .

[n.p. ] : The Lincoln Farm Association, cl907. 36 p. and plates 17 cm. At head of title: Abraham Lincoln. "Hill gives a detailed account of the Ottawa debate." —Mo. 1531.

With accompanying mss. material ; in chronological order: Aug. 19, 1910 T.L.S., F. T. Hill to Charles W. Moores, about Lincoln's legal cases. Jan. 27, 1911 M.L.S., Hill to Moores. Feb. 22, 1912 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Hill, about Moores' "Lincoln, the lawyer"

*'41. Beveridge, Albert J. "Lincoln as his partner knew him ..." Detached from The Literary Digest International Book Review [n.d. or no.] p. 33-35, continued p. 51, incl. illus. 30 cm. About Jesse W. Weik's book. The real Lincoln, based on rierndon's collection of Lincolniana, and about Herndon's credibility.

42. Bingham, John A. Trial of the conspirators for the assassination of President Lincoln, &c. Argviment of John A. Bingham, Special Judge Advo- cate, in reply to the arguments of the several counsel for Mary E. Surratt, David E. Herold, Lewis Payne, George A. Atze- rodt, Michael O'Laughlin, Samuel A. Mudd, Edward Spangler, and Samuel Arnold, charged with conspiracy and the murder of Abraham Lincoln ... Delivered June 27 and 28, 1865, before the Military Commission, Washington, D.C. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1865. 122 p. 21 cm. Disboiind. Mo. 403.

''43. Binney, Horace The privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus under the Constitution. Philadelphia: C. Sherman s Son, printers, 1862. 2 parts, 58 and 50 p. 21 and 23 cm. Author's name from preliminary matter. Concerns the right of the President, in times of rebellion, "to arrest and detain a freeman, in temporary denial or delay of bail, trial, or discharge."

44. Bishop, Jim "The day Lincoln was shot ... illustrated by Louis Glanzman."

Detached from The New Bluebook , Feb. 1955, p. [84]-[128], and cover. 29 cm. An hour-by-hour accoiint. Published in book form by Harper, 1955. .

45. Bishop, Richard E. The Nancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial. An account of the planning and development of the memorial buildings, sculpture, and grounds by the Indiana Lincoln Union and the Indiana Department of Con- servation, 1940-1944, in Lincoln State Park, 35 miles northwest of Evansville, Spencer County, Indiana, prepared ... 1944. [n.p.]: A report based on authentic records, compiled for and published by The Indiana Lincoln Union, [1944?] 79 p. incl. illus., and a col. folded plate 26 cm. With a foreword by J. I. Holcomb, President, Indiana Lincoln Union. Laid in: two original photographs, with their negatives, of Nancy Hank Lincoln's grave and memorial stone, taken by Donald C. Durman.

46. Black, Frank S. "Address on Abraham Lincoln, delivered at the Union League of Philadelphia ... November 28, 1903." In: Golden Anniversary [of the League], Feb. 12, 1913, p. [19]-30. This issue also includes Lincoln's Gettysburg address; an address by William Howard Taft; an essay about the Union League; a list of the League's officers and members, with several ports. Black was, at the time of printing, former Governor of the State of New York; he delivered the same speech before the Republican Club of New York on Feb. 12, 1903. Mo. 1399 note.

*47. [Blacke, Louis Gaylord] The life and eulogy of Daniel Webster. Rochester: Wilbur M. Hayward, 1853. 72 p. and port. 2 3 cm. Disbound. Pencil note in an unidentified hand, possibly Charles

W. Moores' : Oration by Louis Gaylord Blacke.

*48. Booth, Newton Oration delivered in the city of Stockton, on the Fourth of July, 1860, on the occasion of the celebration of the eighty-

fourth anniversary of the American independence . .

Stockton, Cal. : Conley & Patrick, printers, 1860. 14 p. 23 cm. Disbound.

*49. Boyd, William Human rights and King Any; or. The apostate President ... Washington, D.C.: J. L. Pearson, 1867. 71 p. 23 cm. Denounces Andrew Johnson as a tyrant, in comparison to Lincoln's benevolent rule.

*50. "A British drama of Lincoln."

Detached from The Literary Digest , Dec. 28, 1918, p. 29-30 incl. illus. 30 cm. A review article about John Drinkwater's play, Abraham Lincoln.

*51. Brooks, Noah "Washington in Lincoln's time ..." Detached from Century Magazine [unverified pencil information; n.d. or no.] p. 140-149. 24 cm. Mo. 1160 lists a separate printing by The Century Corporation, 1895. . ] .

*52. Bryon, Thomas B. Stephen A. Douglas on the cause and effect of the rebellion. Letter from Thomas B. Bryon, Esq.

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 3 p. 22 cm. Caption title. Disbound. Letter caption: Bryon Hall, Chicago, 111., 1863. Caption on p. 3: "The National Crisis. The organization of loyal men. What shall be done for our imperiled coxintry?" Page 3 typesigned at bottom: An American citizen.

53. Buckingham, J. E. , Sr. Reminiscences and souvenirs of the assassination of Abraham

Lincoln . . Washington: R. H. Darby, 1894. 89 p. incl. illus. 21 cm. Mo. 1138.

*54. Bullard, Frederick Lauriston "The New England ancestry of Abraham Lincoln ..." Detached from New England Magazine [running title; n.d. or no.]

p. 685-691 incl. facsim. , port. 25 cm.

55. Bullard, Frederick Lauriston Was "Abe" Lincoln a gentleman? ... Boston: Boston University Press, 1952. iv, 25 p. and port. 21 cm. Limited to 500 copies printed by The Athoensen Press, Portland, Maine, Nov. 1952, for The Boston University Press and The Lincoln Group of Boston. With a portrait of Bullard, President of the latter from 1938 to 1952.

*56. Bullitt, John C. A review of Mr. Binney's pamphlet on "The privilege of the Writ

of Habeas Corpus under the Constitution" . . Philadelphia: C. Sherman and Son, printers, 1862. 56 p. 22 cm. Disbound.

57. Bunn, John W. [Manuscript] T.L.S., Bunn to Hon. Henry Pritchett, Boston, dated Jan. 12, 1905. 4 p. Bunn's recollections about Lincoln, particula ^ly about the latter 's party activities in the early days of the Republican Party.

58. Burnham, M.

Abraham Lincoln, oration by the Rev. M. Burnham, D.D. , of St. Louis, delivered May 30th, 1895, Memorial Day, by request of Ransom Post No. 131, Saint Louis, Department of Missouri, Grand Army of the Republic, on the occasion of the pilgrimage to the tomb of our martyred President, at Springfield, 111. ...

[n.p. , n.n., 1895?] 16 p. 23 cm. Mo. 1161. 10

59. Burton, John E. Abraham Lincoln, an oration ... [n.p., n.n.] 1903. 23 p. and 2 ports. 26 cm. Cover title. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores, June 24, 1909. Mo. 1400.

60. Burton, John E. Burton's want list regarding Abraham Lincoln and Lincolniana 1905. [Milwaukee: n.n., 1905?] 4 p. 28 cm. Mo. 1453. According to Burton's list, his collection consisted of "2160 bound voliomes" at time of printing.

61. Burton, John E. The Gettysburg speech ... November 22, 1907. Lake Geneva, Wis.: By John E. Burton, Principal of Schools, 1870-1873, [1907 or 1908?] 3 p. 28 cm. Caption title. At head of title: "A souvenir. Presentation of the Lincoln bronze tablet." Mo. 1523.

62. Burton, John E. Original Lincoln proclamation burned. Reprinted from [the]

Milwaukee, Wis. Sentinel , of April 3, 1911. Salt Lake City, Utah: Shepard Book Co., Bulletin no. 46, [1911?] [4] p. 23 cm. Shepard' s ads [1] p. at end. Mo. 1970.

"^63. Butler, Benjamin F. Character and results of the war. How to prosecute and how to end it. A thrilling and eloquent speech by Major-General ... Philadelphia: Printed for gratuitous distribution, 1863. 32 p. 24 cm. Cover title. Excerpts of related newspaper articles printed inside covers.

64. Butler, Charles Henry Our leader, [a narrative poem] read at the Lincoln Memorial Meeting of the Church of the Covenant, Washington, D.C., Sun- day, February 7, and also at the Lincoln Centennial Banquet in Springfield, Illinois, February 12, 1909. [n.p., n.n., 1909?] 12 p. and port. 28 cm. Inscribed by Mrs. Snorr [?] to Charles W. Moores, Se. 1910. Mo. 1683.

65. C. Hennecke Co. The Lincoln life mask, hands, bust, and statuette. [Chicago? n.n., n.d.] 16 p. incl. illus. oblong 13 x 17 cm. Caption title. Promotional pamphlet, with price list. Mo. 1085 gives imprint date as [1891]; not found in the piece. ,

*66. "A Cabinet session." In: The Continental Monthly , devoted to literature and national policy, vol. 1, March 1862. 345 p. 25 cm.

67. Cannon, Joseph G. Abraham Lincoln ... Speech ... before the Chamber of Commerce Pittsburgh, Pa. February 12, 1910. Washington: [Government Printing Office?] 1910. 15 p. 24 cm. Printed number at bottom: 30992-8796. Mo. 1910.

With accompanying mss . material ; in chronological order: June 8, 1911 Carbon copy of Charles W. Moores' T.L. to J. G. Cannon, about the speech listed above. June 10, 1911 T.L.S., J. W. Murphy, Secretary to Hon. J. G. Cannon, to Moores. June 17, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Cannon.

*68. Cannon, Joseph G. Speech of Hon. Joseph G. Cannon ... before the Middlesex Club, Boston, Mass., Saturday, April 30, 1910, on "Ulysses S. Grant, the modest, courageous man, the normal American." Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, May 1910. 15 p. 23 cm. Caption title. At head of title: 61st Cong., 2nd sess. Senate Doc. no. 567.

69. Carman, Louis D. Dr. Abraham Lincoln ... Reprinted from the Journal of the Medical

Society of New Jersey , 1922. 7 p. 17 cm. Cover title. Pencil note on front cover, in an unidentified hand: "100 copies printed." Consists of Lincoln quotations that show his knowledge of the human body, in a serious as well as humorous manner. Mo. 2563.

*70. [Cass or Gass, Lewis] Addresses on the presentation of the sword of Gen. Andrew Jackson to the Congress of the United States, delivered in the Senate and House of Representatives February 26, 1855. Washington: Printed by A. O. Nicholson, 1855. 40 p. 23 cm. Disbound. Pencilled on t.-p., in an unidentified hand: "By Lewis Cass" [Gass?] Cass was Democratic presidential candidate in 1848.

71. Celebration of Lincoln's birthday and of the twentieth anniversary of the founding of Lincoln Memorial University, Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, February 10, 11, 12, 1917. 37 p. 23 cm. Foreword by Dr. John Wesley Hill. Includes extracts and notes from prominent addresses by Lincoln scholars. Mo. 2292. Laid in: M.L.S., Hon. Merrill Moores to Charles W. Moores [his

brother] , concerning the remarks attributed to him in this pamphlet.

''72. Chambrun, Charles Adolphe Pineton, marquis de "Personal recollections of Mr. Lincoln ..." Detached from, or an offprint from an unidentified magazine, p. [26]-38. 24 cm. Mo. 115 lists a more voluminous and most likely earlier printing; this article could be an extract, or a condensation. ]] ]

73. Chiperfield, Burnett M. Lincoln memorial address, speech ... in the House of Representatives, February 12, 1917. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1917. 16 p. 24 cm. Printed number at bottom: 81566-1790. Mo. 2300 note.

*74. A Chronological arrangement of facts of the Chancellorsville campaign. May 1, 2, and 3, 1863.

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 14 p. 27 p. Mimeographed account in chronological order, with extensive quotations from official dispatches. Paper of older quality. In upper right corner of each page: 99432.

75. "Civil War medicine." Detached from MD, April 1961, p. 186-197 incl. illus. 29 cm.

"On the centenary of the . . . Civil War ... MD begins a series of medical aspects of the conflict, reviewing medical departments,

hospitals . . . This first section takes an over-all look at the first year of the war, and a closer glance at the first battle of Bull Run, or Manassas." —Caption p. 186.

*76. Clay, Oliver S. Claysonian-Lincoln memorial, February 12, 1903. Poem ... in celebration of Lincoln's 94th birthday anniversary ... 10 cents.

Indianapolis, Ind. : Claysonian Piibl. , Feb. 1903. [2] leaves 25 cm. Two leaves, mounted on black construction paper. Verso of title leaf has the author's bookplate with his photograph. Inscribed

by him [for Charles W. Moores?] : "Yours as an American for America. Oliver S. Clay."

*77. "Cliosophic essays": I. The political revolution of 1860, by John W. Appel. II. Buchanan's administration on the eve of the rebellion, by W. U. Hensel. III. Abraham Lincoln, the man, the solution, by Geo. W. Richards. Lancaster, Pa.: Cliosophic Society, 1908. 30, 41, 40 p. 22 cm. Cover title. Each essay is individually paged, with separate t.-p.

78. Coddington, David S.

Eulogy on President Lincoln . . . delivered in the Citadel Square Church, Charleston, S.C., at the request of the officers and soldiers in the Northern District, Department of the South, May 6th, 1865 ... New York: Baker & Godwin, printers, 1865. 30 p. 23 cm. Fish gives ed. limitation as 500 copies. Mo. 454.

79. [Coleman, William M. The evidence that Abraham Lincoln was not born in lawful wedlock; or. The sad story of Nancy Hanks,

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 18 p. 24 cm.

Caption title. Author's preface typesigned Wm. M. C. , Dallas, Texas. Not derogatory in character. At head of title: "Copy- righted. Price 25 cents." Mo. 1246 gives imprint date as [1899?]; not found in piece itself. . 13

80. Collis, Charles H. T. The religion of Abraham Lincoln; correspondence between General Charles H. T. Collis and Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll. With appendix, containing interesting anecdotes by Major-General Daniel E. Sickles and Hon. Oliver S. Munsell. New York: G. W. Dillingham Co., cl900. 24 p. 21 cm. Mo. 1280. From Collis' introductory "Apology": "I am constrained

to put into book form a correspondence . . . because I am constantly asked for copies of it ..."

*81. Concklin, Roscoe The Constitution and presidential elections. Speech ... in the Senate of the United States, January 23 and 24, 1877 ... Washington: [Government Printing Office?] 1877. 48 p. 21 cm. Concerns a bill, S.1153, to provide for and regulate the counting of the votes, particulalry the electoral votes; with emphasis on Lincoln's and prior administrations' procedures.

82. Cooper, Peter Letter of Peter Cooper on slave emancipation; New York, January, 1862 ...

[New York] : Loyal Publication Society, [1862?] 8 p. 22 cm. Caption title. No. 23 of the Society's publications. Disbound. Mo. 125.

*83. Corwin, Thomas Speech of Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio, in the House of Represent- atives, January 2 3 and 24, 1860.

Washington, D.C. : Buell & Blanchard, printers, 1860. 30 p. 2 3 cm. Caption title. Printed in double columns. Disbound. One p. at end: Speeches and documents relating to the Presidential campaign of 1860, advertised by the Repiiblican Executive Congres- sional Committee.

Also : State of the Union. Speech of Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio, delivered in the House of Representatives, Jan. 21, 1861. Washington: Printed by Henry Polkinhorn, 1861. 16 p. 22 cm. Disboiind.

84. Crocker, Samuel L. , Jr.

Eulogy upon the character and services of Abraham Lincoln . . delivered by invitation of the authorities of the City of Taunton, on the occasion of the National Fast, June 1, 1865 ... Boston: Printed by J. Wilson, 1865. 28 p. 23 cm. Published by action of the City of Taunton's Common Council and Board of Aldermen, June 7, 1865. Fish gives ed. limitation as 550 copies, 50 of them on large paper. This is an unnumbered small-paper copy. Mo. 465. ]

85. Croy, Homer

"The man who avenged Lincoln . . . ; illustrated by Louis Glanz- man."

Detached from Argosy , Feb. 1955, p. 37, continued p. 86-89 p. 29 cm. A biographical sketch of Boston Corbett.

*86. Cullom, Shelby M. Address delivered at the dedication of the Lincoln Library ... Springfield, Illinois, June seventh, nineteen hundred four.

[Springfield? n.n. , not before June 1904] 25 p. incl. illus., and 2 plates 22 cm. Appendix includes a history of the Lincoln Library, correspondence pertaining to its creation, a list of officers, &c.

87. Ciinningham, J. O. Some recollections of Abraham Lincoln ..., delivered before the Firelands Pioneer Association at Norwalk, Ohio, July 4, 1907, and reprinted from The Pioneer of December, 1909. Norwalk, Oh.: Am. Pub. Co. [1910?] 20 p. incl. port. 23 cm. Cover title. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores. "Personal recollections by one who travelled with Lincoln to Bloomington in 1856." —Mo. 1700.

88. Curry, J. Seymoiir Abraham Lincoln's visit to Evanston in 1860 ... Evanston, 111.: City National Bank, 1914. 16 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. Mo. 2133. J.S. Curry was President of the Evanston Historical Society.

Laid in : Two letters , one typed , one in ink , from Curry to Charles W. Moores, both dated July 1914, in reference to an exchange of Lincolniana between the two collectors.

*89. Curtin, A. G. Message of A. G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania, relative to military arrest [of civilians], February 12, 1863.

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 4 p. 22 cm. Disbound.

90. Curtis, Benjamin Robbins Executive power ... Cambridge: Printed by H. O. Houghton, 1862. 29 p. 19 cm. Cover title. Includes excerpts from President Lincoln's Proclam- ation of Sep. 22 and 24, 1862; also orders of the Secretary of War, Sep. 26, 1862, concerning the appointment of provost mar- shalls. Mo. 128 variant.

*91. Dabney, R. L. "Colonel Baldwin's interview with Mr. Lincoln. Memoir of a narrative received of Colonel John B. Baldwin, of Staunton, touching the origin of the war ..."

Detached from Southern Historical Society Papers , June 1876 [unverified pencil information] p. 443-456, 24 cm. P. 445-456: official correspondence of Gov. Letcher, of Virginia. . . 15

92. Dannett, Sylvia G. L. Our women of the Sixties, by ... and Katharine M. Jones.

Washington, D.C. : Civil War Centennial Commission, 1963. 44 p. incl. illus. 23 cm.

93. Davis, J. McCan How Abraham Lincoln became President ... Springfield, 111.: Press of H. O. Shepard Co., cl908. 80 p. incl. illus. 17 cm. "A factual biography ending with Lincoln's departure for Washington." —Mo. 1578. Inscribed by the author.

94. Davis, Ozora S. Abraham Lincoln, the young man. An address delivered in the South Congregational Church, New Britain, and before the Lincoln Club in Berlin, Conn., February 11, 1906 ... Printed and circulated under the auspices of the Men's Sunday Club of the South Church. [n.p.]: Herald, P\ibl. Co., printers, [1906?] 16 p. 14 cm. Mo. 1497.

95. Day, P. B. A memorial discourse on the character of Abraham Lincoln ... delivered at Hollis, N.H., on the day of the National Fast, June 1, 1865 ... Published by request. Concord: Printed by McFarland & Jenks, 1865. 20 p. 22 cm. Fish gives ed. limitation as 450 copies. Mo. 478.

*96. Decision of Chief Justice Tanney, in the Merryman case,

upon the Writ of Habeas Corpus . . Philadelphia: J. Campbell, 1862. 16 p. 22 cm. John Merryman "was arrested by order of Gen. Keim, of Pennsyl- vania, and conducted as prisoner to Fort McHenry by his orders, and placed in [Gen. Cadwalader 's] custody ... A copy of the warrant, or order ... was demanded by his counsel and refused. And it is not alleged in the return that any specific act, constituting an offence against the laws of the United States,

has been charged against him . . . but he appears to have been arrested upon general charges of treason and rebellion, without proof, and without giving the names of the witnesses, or speci- fying the acts which ... constituted these crimes. And having the prisoner thus in custody, upon these vague and unsupported accusations, he [Cadwalader] refuses to obey the Writ of Habeas Corpus upon the ground that he is duly authorized by the President to suspend it." —p. 3-4.

*97. De Fontaine, F. J. History of American abolitionism; its four great epochs, embrac- ing narratives of the ordinance of 1787, compromise of 1820, annexation of Texas, Mexican War, Wi Imot Proviso... together with a history of the Southern Confereracy. Originally piablished in

the New York Times . . New York: D. Appleton, 1861. 66 p. 23 cm. Disbound. 16

98. The Detroit News Sunday Pictorial , Jan. 23, 1961: Michigan's role in Civil War. Centennial 1861-1961. 24 p. 32 cm.

99. Dondero, George A. Two Congressmen; speech of Hon. George A. Dondero, of Michigan, in the House of Representatives, Wednesday, February 9, 1944.

Washington, D.C. : Government Printing Office, 1947. [1] leaf 29 cm. Offprint from the Congressional Record; "not printed at government expense." A speech about A. Lincoln and Alexander H. Stephens, both elected to the House in 1847. Later, Stephens became Vice- President of the Confederacy. Lincoln's personal friendship for him did not lessen during the war; he secured the release of Stephens' nephew, Lt. John A. Stephens, from a prisoner-of-war camp at Johnsons Island, Lake Erie, in exchange for a Union prisoner. Lincoln was assassinated before the exchange could be completed. Laid in: T.L.S., George A. Dondero to Donald C. Durman, dated Dec. 27, 1960.

100. Dwyer, James Francis The bust of Lincoln ...

Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, Page, 1912. [8], 3-73, [1] p. and front. 16 cm. Fiction. Mo. 2023.

*101. The Educator-Journal , vol. IX, no. 6, Indianapolis, Feb., 1909. 287 p. incl. illus. 25 cm. Includes contributions about Lincoln by William Lowe Bryan, Robert Judson Aley, Julia Fried Walker, & Hon. Thomas R. Marshall.

*102. Elder, William Debt and resources of the United States, and the effect of secession upon the trade and industry of the loyal states ... Philadelphia: Ringwalt & Brown, June 1863. 32 p. 23 cm. Cover title.

103. The Emancipation Proclamation. [Cover title:] Lincoln Sesqui- centennial 1809-1959, Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis. [8] p. incl. [5] p. of facsims. 27 cm.

104. Emerson, Ralph Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Emerson's personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln. Rockford, 111.: Wilson Bros., printers, 1909. 18 p. incl. facsims., port. 23 cm. Includes a version of the McCorroick case. Mo. 1716. *105. The Equality of all men before the law claimed and defended. In speeches by Hon. William D. Kelley, Wendell Phillips, and Fred- erick Douglass, and letters from Elizur Wright and Wm. Heighten. [Boston? n.n., 1865?] 43 p. 23 cm. Unbound, stitched as issued. Printed cover leaf: "Boston, April 17, 1865. Dear Sir, — I send with this a pamphlet ... I am distrib- uting 10,000 copies to antislavery men in all the Free States; but,

desiring to increase th number to 100,000 or more, invite you to aid . Truly your friend, Geo. L. Stearns." Penciled on front cover, in an unidentified hand: "From Hon. W. D. Kelley. 5.23.1865." With stamp of the Historical Society of Pennsylv. .

*106. Everett, Edward Address ... at the consecration of the national cemetery at Gettysburg, 19th November 1863, with the dedication speech of President Lincoln, and the other exercises of the occasion ... Published for the benefit of the cemetery monxjment fund. Boston: Little, Brown, 1864. 87, [1] p. and 2 maps 25 cm. Includes the dirge, "01 it is great for our country to die," sung at the occasion. Music by Alfred Delaney, words by James G. Percival.

*107. Everett, Edward The great issues now before the country: an oration ..., delivered at the New York Academy of Music, July 4, 1861. New York: J. G. Gregory, 1861. 48 p. 20 cm.

108. Facts about the Civil War.

Washington, D.C. : The Civil War Centennial Commission, 1959. 20 p. incl. illus. 22 cm. Includes a war chronology.

*109. Faulkner, T. C. Faulkner's History of the revolution in the southern states; including the special messages of Pres. Buchanan, the ordinances

of secession of the six withdrawing states . . New York: John F. Trow, printer, 1861. 94, [1[ p. 23 cm. "For sale by all booksellers." Disbound.

110. Feinberg, Charles E. Charles E. Feinberg will speak on Abraham Lincoln and Walt Whit- man before the Friends of the Library of Detroit, on Sunday, July 12, at 3:00 p.m., ... part of the University's observance of the Lincoln Sesquicentennial year ... free of charge. [Detroit?]: Auil & Co., printers, [1959?]

4 p. incl. illus . 24 cm. At head of title: An announcement. Friends of the Library. University of Detroit. The announcement flyer includes a reproduction of the program for Walt Whitman's lecture on Abraham Lincoln, Philadelphia, April 5, 1886.

*111. Fonnan, Allan "President Lincoln's unlucky pass ..."

Detached from Magazine of American History , Feb. 1887 [unverified pencil information], p. [153]-162, 24 cm.

112. Forbes, Allan Other statues of Boston. Reproductions of other statues of Boston, as a sequel to our brochure of 1946 entitled, "Some statues of Boston"; by Allan Forbes and Ralph M. Eastman. Boston, Mass.: Issued by the State Street Trust Fund, cl947. 93 p. incl. illus. 23 cm.

Cover illus. : Abraham Lincoln-Emancipation Group monument by sculptor Thomas Ball, in Park Square. Other statues include nxjmerous Lincoln contemporaries, such as John A. Adrew, Nathaniel P. Banks, Edward Everett, Joseph Hooker, and Charles Simner. .

113. Fortenbaugh, Robert Lincoln and Gettysburg; the story of Abraham Lincoln's immortal

address at Gettysburg . . Gettysburg, Pa.: The Bookmart, 1949. 56 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. Includes the different versions of the address, and contemporary newspaper accounts describing its deliverance and acceptance.

*114. Gipson, Lawrence H. The statesmanship of President Johnson: a study of the

presidential reconstruction policy . . . Reprinted from the

Mississippi Valley Historical Review , vol. 2, Dec. 1915, p. 363-383. 26 cm. Cover title. Includes numerous references to Lincoln's intended policy towards the defeated South.

115. Graham, William J. Abraham Lincoln a tribute. Remarks by the Hon. William J. Graham, of Illinois, in the House of Representatives, February 12, 1918.

Washington, D.C. : [Government Printing Office?] 1918. 7 p. 23 cm. Mo. 2364.

116. The Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association of Illinois. Twenty-third Lincoln birthday service. Memorial Hall, Sunday, February 12, 1922, 2:30 p.m. Address by William E. Barton and Addison G. Procter.

[Chicago? n.n. [ cl922. 40 p. incl. illus. 17 cm. Mo. 2572.

117. Gray, Ralph "Vacation tour through Lincoln land ..."

Detached from The National Geographic Magazine , vol. CI, no. 2, Feb. 1952, p. 141-154 incl. illus. 23 cm.

*118. Grimm, Herbert L. Human interest stories of the three days' battles at Gettysburg, by Herbert L. Grimm and Paul R. Roy; with pictures. Gettysburg, Pa.: Times and News Publishing, cl927. 64 p. incl. illus. 28 cm. Includes numerous full-page illustrations.

119. Guide for the observance of the Centennial of the Civil War. Washington, D.C: Civil War Centennial Commission, Sep. 1958. 15 p. 22 cm.

Laid in: T.L.S., Karl S. Betts , Executive Director of the Com- mission, to Donald C. Durman, dated Oct. 21, 1958.

120. Hall, Newman A sermon on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, preached at Surrey Chapel, London, May 14, 1855 ... Boston: Bartlett & Halliday, 1865. 16 p. 24 cm. "Hart notes 500 copies." —Mo. 538. .

*121. Hall, A. Oakey Horace Greeley decently dissected, in a letter on Horace Greeley, addressed by A. Oakey Hall to Joseph Hoxie, Esq., republished with an alphabet of notes, by popular request ... New York: Ross & Tousey, 1862. 38 p. 2 3 cm. Caption title. Disbound. At end: two unidentified newspaper clippings, pasted in; 1. Letter from Thurlow Weed, about Mr. Weed's appeal to the jury; 2. Letter from Horace Greeley to Wm. Cornell Jewitt, Esq., dated Jan. 2, 1863.

*122. Hall, Wilburn "The capture of the slave-ship 'Cora'; the last slaver taken by the United States ..."

Detached from Century Magazine , vol. 48, May 1894 [unverified

pencil information] , p. 115-129 incl. illus. 24 cm.

*123. Hanby, Alice L. Harper "The Lincoln inquiry—John Pitcher."

In: Proceedings of the Southern Indiana Historical Society , Evansville, Bulletin no. 16, Oct. 1922, p. 50-60. 23 cm. Published by the Indiana Historical Commission, State House, Indianapolis

Includes also : Inaugural address of John E. Iglehart, President of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society, at its first business meeting, Feb. 23, 1920, at the Y.M.C.A., Evansville. Iglehart 's paper deals largely with Lincoln's years in Indiana.

*124. Harris, Ira

The expulsion of Senator Bright [of Indiana] . Speeches of Hon. Ira Harris of New York, delivered in the Senate of the United States, January 24 and February 5, 1862.

Washington, D.C. : Scammel & Co., printers, 1862. 7 p. 24 cm. Caption title. Printed in double columns. Disbound. Sen. Bright was expelled for "disloyalty" and "giving aid and comfort to the public enemies." He had introduced Thomas B. Lincoln, inventor and weapons dealer, to Jefferson Davis, by letter dated March 1, 1861.

125. Hart, Albert Bushnell "Abraham Lincoln ..."

In: The Mentor , vol. I, no. 52, Feb. 9, 1914, p. 1-11 incl. illus., ports. 25 cm. Mo. 2144.

*126. Haworth, Ira Reminiscences about Abraham Lincoln ...; also an address, delivered before the Washingtonian Temperance Society, at the Second Pres- byterian Church, Springfield, Illinois, February 22, 1842, by Ab- raham Lincoln. Kansas City: Kansas City Sun [not before April 1907] 31 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. Page 31 informs about the formation of a Lincoln Memorial Association in Kansas City, April 15, 1907; Ira Haworth, President. . ] ] — 20

*127. Hay, John "With Lincoln at the White House. From the unpublished diaries of John Hay. Compiled and edited by William Roscoe Thayer."

In: Harper's Magazine , vol. 130, no. 776, Jan. 1915, p. 166-175 incl. illus. and col. port. 24 cm.

128. Heartman's auction no. XIV. Two hiondred and fifty-four sermons, orations, eulogies, poems, and other panphlets relating to Abraham Lincoln. To be sold at unrestricted auction sale, Wednesday, February 11, 1914 at Heartman's Bookstore ... New

York City . . Lancaster, Pa.: Press of the Lancaster Printing Co. [1914?] 30 p. 2 3 cm. Cover title. Mo. 2145.

*129. Hensel, W. U. Thaddeus Stevens as a country lawyer. Address before the Penn- sylvania State Bar Association at Bedford Springs, Pa., June 27, 1906 ...

[n.p. , n.n. n.d. 35 p. and 8 plates 24 cm. Cover title. "Reprinted from the Report of the Proceedings of the Association."

130. Herndon, William H. Brief analysis of Lincoln's character. A letter to J. E. Rems- burg. Oak Mills, Kansas ... September 10, 1887. [n.p.]: Privately printed, 1917. Uncut sheet, folded to [8] p. 20 cm. Inscribed: "50 copies" and signed by H. E. Barker. Mo. 2311.

131. Herndon, William H. A card and a correction, a broadside on Lincoln's religion ... Springfield, Illinois, November 9, 1882. [n.p.]: Privately printed, 1917. Broadsheet, 28 cm height, folded in a 21 cm wrapper. Inscribed: "75 copies" and signed by H. E. Barker. "Herndon's reply to the more scurrilous of his critics." —Mo. 2312,

132. Hill, Frederick Trevor Lincoln's legacy of inspiration ... New York: F. A. Stokes Co., Oct. 1909.

[12] , 60 p. and front. 20 cm.

These papers were "originally printed in the New York Times , February 1st to 7th, 1909, and formed the basis of a prize competi- tion ..." —Prefatory note. "Written for the untalented, dis- heartened majority who grope for ideals in the dust of defeat." Mo. 1745.

133. Hoard, W. D. Abraham Lincoln, address ... before the Icyal Legion, Milwaukee, Feb. 6th, 1895. [n.p., n.n^, n.d. [4] p. 27 cm. Caption title. Printed on Strathmore paper. Mo. 1166. See also manuscript material under no. 361. . .

134. Holland, Josiah Gilbert Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln ..., pronounced at the City Hall, Springfield, Mass., April 19, 1865. Springfield, Mass.: L. J. Powers, 1865. 18 p. 23 cm. Mo. 563.

135. Homestead of Abraham Lincoln; speeches in the House of Represent- atives, April 5, 12, 1916, on a bill to accept a deed of con- veyance from The Lincoln Farm Association to the United States of the homestead of Abraham Lincoln, near the town of Hodgeville, State of Kentucky. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1916. 108 p. 23 cm. "Includes personal recollections of Joseph G. Cannon and others." —Mo. 2248.

*136. The House in which Abraham Lincoln died, 516 Twentieth Street Northwest, Washington, D.C. Contains the Olxoyd Lincoln Memorial Collection, consisting of over three thousand articles ... Washington: Carnahan Press [not before Feb. 1898] [4] p. incl. illus. 18 cm. Promotional brochure, printed in light blue paper. Contains an excerpt from the Boston Evening Transcript of Feb. 18, 1898.

*137. Howe, Daniel Wait The North in 1860. Development of war spirit in the North. A paper read before the 25th annual meeting of the American His- torical Association at Indianapolis, Indiana, December 29, 1910 ..

[Indianapolis? n.n. , 1911?] 12 p. 23 cm. Caption on p. [3] dated Jan. 3, 1911.

*138. Hutchison, A. P. The event on which the great Civil War hinged. An unwritten

chapter relating to Abraham Lincoln and Jesus Christ . . [n.p.]: The Butler Publishing Co. [1914?] 38 p. 19 cm.

Laid in : publisher's promotional brochure for this work.

*139. Illinois and Lincoln literature. Many local publications not on the general market. Offered for sale by Barker's Art Store ... Springfield, Illinois. [Springfield? n.n., not before 1922] 20 p. 22 cm. Caption title. Imprints up to 1922 are offered for sale.

*140. In memoriam William Harrison Lambert, May 1842-June 1912, first

President of the Lincoln Fellowship . . . Edited by the first Vice-President New York: Printed for the Fellowship, Dec. 1912. 39 p. and port. 24 cm. No. 4 of the publications issued by the Lincoln Fellowship of New York. Limited to 250 copies. ] . .

*141. Indianapolis Orchestra. Alexander Ernestinoff, conductor ... [n.p., n.n., 1917?] 5 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. At head of title: 1916-1917, Seventh season. Program for a Sunday afternoon concert of patriotic character, April 22, 1917. The third piece on the program was Joseph Ourdo's "Ode to Lincoln" for mixed chorus and orchestra.

142. Ingersoll, Robert G. A lecture on Lincoln ... Girard, Kansas: Appeal Publishing Co. [n.d.] 59 p. 13 cm. Mo. 1124 gives imprint date as 1893; not found in the piece.

*143. Instruction for making muster-rolls, mustering into service,

periodical pa^Tnents , and discharging from service of volunteers or militia.

Washington, D.C. : Government Printing Office, 1862. 46 p. and folded table 19 cm. Issued under the auspices of the War Department, Sep. 30, 1862.

144. Irwin, Benjamin F. Lincoln's religious belief; original reminiscences and research ... Springfield, 111.: Privately printed, H.E. Barker, 1919. 11 p. 21 cm. Cover title. Limited to 200 copies. Mo. 2409.

*145. Jackson, Tatlow Authorities cited antagonistic to Horace Binney's conclusions

on the Writ of Habeas Corpus . .

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 8 p. 22 cm. Caption title. Disbovind. Binney's pamphlet was published 1862.

*146. Jayne, William Abraham Lincoln; personal reminiscences of the martyred President

by his neighbor and intimate friend ... An address delivered . . to the Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association, February 12, 1900. [Chicago?]: The Association, cl908. 58 p. incl. 2 ports. 17 cm. Inscribed in ink, in an iinidentified hand: "Gift of Dr. Jayne, Oct. 1908." Foreword by Francis A. Riddle, President of the Grand Army Hall and Memorial Association.

147. Jayne, William Lincoln's birthday, 1907. Personal reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln; an address ... delivered before the Springfield Chapter of The Daughters of the American Revolution, February 12, 1907, at The Lincoln Home. [Springfield? n.n., not before Feb. 1907] 21 p. 24 cm. Mo. 1534. ] .

148. Jenkins, Alan Thomas I. Starr: courageous Lincoln scholar. Reprinted from

svimmer 1963 issue, Lincoln Herald .

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. [7] p. incl. illus. 26 cm.

Laid in ; holograph note, signed, from Dr. Richard Mudd, grandson to Samuel A. Mudd, to Donald C. Durman.

Also : original photograph, taken during Alan Jenkins' and Carl Sandburg's visit with Starr, June 18, 1960; it depicts Sandburg at Starr's bedside, and closely resembles the picture on p. [5] of the above article. The photograph is inscribed on verso by Starr to Durman.

*149. Johnson, Andrew The voice of a true democrat. Speech of Hon. Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, on the War for the Union, delivered in the Senate of the United States, July 27, 1861. [n.p., n.n., 1861?] 20 p. 23 cm.

Note at bottom of p. [1] : For sale at the office of the New York Tribune ... [address & price range] Caption title. Printed in double columns. Disbound.

150. Johnson, Edward S. Abraham Lincoln & his last resting place. A leaflet, piiblished for distribution at the National Lincoln Monument in the City

of Springfield, Illinois . . Danville, 111.: Illinois Printing Co. [n.d.] 25 p. incl. illus., and port. 23 cm. Caption title. Includes facsimile of a letter by Lincoln to Hon. Jesse W. Fell, of Bloomington, 111. Mo. 1408 gives imprint date as 1903; not found in the piece.

151. Johnson, Mordecai W. An address on Abraham Lincoln ... before [the] Joint Convention of the Michigan Legislature, February 12, 1959. [n.p., n.n., 1959?] 20 p. 23 cm. Cover title.

152. Jones, Edgar DeWitt Abraham Lincoln still lives; a talk ... over the network of the Columbia Broadcasting Company, on February 12, 1949. [n.p., n.n., 1949?] 5 p. 23 cm. "Additional copies free of charge from Burton Bigelow, 274 Madison Ave., New York."

*153. Jones, Edward Smyth The Sylvan cabin. A centenary ode on the birth of Lincoln ...,

with an introduction taken from the New York Times . Chicago: Edward Smyth Jones Publ. Co., 1922, 19 p. incl. 2 ports. 21 cm. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores, Nov. 8, 1922.

Laid in: Publisher's flyer advertising this piece. Also : carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to the author, complimenting the ode. .

*154. Jones, Richard Lloyd

The living memorial to Lincoln . .

Cumberland Gap, Tenn. : Lincoln Memorial University, 1917. 64 p. incl. illus. 21 cm. "Reprinted by the University." On front cover: "This book is a souvenir issued in commemoration of the twentieth anniversary of Lincoln Memorial University, celebrated on Lincoln's birthday February 10th, 11th, 12th, 1917."

155. Jones, Thomas D.

Memories of Lincoln . . . with prefatory note by Rufus Rockwell Wilson and reproductions of the author's two busts of Lincoln. New York: The Press of the Pioneers, Inc., 1934. 16 p. incl. illus., port. 24 cm. The scupltor's reminiscences about Springfield, 111., in 1860. Mo. 3441.

*156. Junkin, George Civil government an ordinance of God. A lecture for the times, delivered in the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, October 27th, 1861 ... [n.p.]: J. B. Chandler, printer [1861?] 23 p. 23 cm. Cover title.

*157. Kaine, John Langdon "A new story of Lincoln's assassination." Detached from Century Magazine [running title; n.d., no vol. or no.] p. 555-562 incl. illus. 25 cm.

158. Kincaid, Robert L.

Kentucky in the Civil War ... Reprinted from Lincoln Herald , June, 1947. [n.p., n.n., 1947?] 12 p. incl. illus. 26 cm.

159. Kincaid, Robert L. The Lincoln heritage in the Cumberlands. An address delivered before the Lincoln Fellowship of Southern California at Los Angeles, California, October 20, 1950. Foreword by Ralph G. Lindstrom.

[Los Angeles?] : Lincoln Fellowship of Southern California, 1951 (Los Angeles: Printed by the Institute Press under the direction of Melvin S. Wood) 16 p. and port. 24 cm. Edition limited to 200 copies. Inscribed by the author to Donald C. Durman. Laid in: T.L.S., Robert L. Kincaid to Donald C. Durman, July

11, 1951. Also ; Mimeographed letter by Kincaid "To my Lincoln friends" dated June 9, 1951, relating the origin of the above-listed papmphlet, and offering it for sale.

*160. King, Simeon W. "Memories of Abraham Lincoln; a series of recollections by one who knew him. Judge Simeon W. King, Chicago, 111."

Detached from Northwestern Christian Advocate , Feb. 8, 1911, p. 170-171 incl. 3 ports. 32 cm. (This entry continued on next page) 25

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With accompanying mss . materials ; in chronological order: Jan. 21, 1911 M.L.S., King to Charles W. Moores; with envelope. Jan. 24, 1911 M.L.S., King to Moores. Jan. 7, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to King. Aug. 5, 1915 M.L.S., King to Moores. Sep. 18, 1915 M.L.S., King to Moores. Sep. 28, 1915 M.L.S., King to Moores.

Also ; Judge King's business card for 1916.

*161. Kiper, Roscoe "Lincoln's boyhood days in Indiana." In: Proceedings of [the] Fourth Annual Conference on Indiana History, held under [the] auspices of the Society of Indiana Pioneers, Indiana Historical Society, Indiana Historical Com- mission, Indianapolis, Dec. 8-9, 1922. Bulletin no. 17, Feb. 1923. p. 50-69 22 cm.

162. Kirkpatrick, Thomas B. Souvenir of Lincoln's birthplace ...

Hodgensville [sic], Ky. : The author, cl903. [20] p. incl. illus., ports. oblong 15 x 21 cm. Mo. 1415.

*163. Knapp, G. L. "Lincoln ..."

Detached from Lippincott , Feb. 1909 [unverified pencil information] p. 207-214 24 cm.

*164. Krauskopf, Joseph Unveiling and consecration of the John Hay Memorial Window at the Temple of the Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, Phila- delphia, Sunday, December second, nineteen six. Sunday dis-

courses by Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf, D.D, , ser. XX, no. 5. Philadelphia: Press of S. W. Goodman [1906?] 25 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. At end: a listing of all Sunday Discourses by Krauskopf; also a list of his other publications.

165. Lambert, William H. Abraham Lincoln, address delivered before the Union League of Philadelphia ... February 12, 1909 ... [n.p., n.n., 1909?] 24 p. and port., front. 24 cm. At head of title: 1809 1909. "Speech of 1899 ... revised and expanded." —Mo. 1767. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores.

166. Lambert, William H. The faith of Abraham Lincoln. An address before the Presbyterian Social Union of Philadelphia, February 22, 1909 ... Philadelphia: The Sunday School Times Co., cl911.

[2] , 32 p. 19 cm. "A Washington's birthday address ... with many quotations to show Lincoln's belief in God and a criticism of Herndon's and Lamon's allegations." —Mo. 1987. .

167. Lattimer, John K. "Autopsy of Abraham Lincoln; retrieval of a lost report ..."

Detached from JAMA , Aug. 2, 1965, vol. 193, no. 5, p. 99-100 29 cm. Includes facsim. of Dr. Stone's handwritten autopsy report.

168. Lattimer, John K. "The stabbing of Lincoln's Secretary of State on the night the President was shot ..."

Detached from JAMA , April 12, 1965, vol. 192, no. 2, p. 107- 114 incl. illus. 29 cm. A more medical than historical account.

*169. Laughlin, Clara E. "Lincoln and Booth, a chronicle of their last days ..."

Detached from Hampton ' s Magazine [running title; n.d., no vol. or no.] p. 199-208 25 cm.

*170. Lehmann, Frederick W. Abraham Lincoln ..., an address delivered at Memorial Hall, Chicago, February 12, 1908. St. Louis: The Mirror Press, 1908. 31 p. 16 cm. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores.

*171. Letters from Europe, touching the American Conflict, and acknow- ledging the receipt, from citizens of New York, of presentation sets of the "Rebellion Record" and "Loyal Publication Society" publications New York: Loyal Publication Society, 1864. The Society's pamphlet no. 70.

172. Levy, J. Leonard Abraham Lincoln's religion [caption title. Footnote p. 1:] A lecture delivered February 7, 1909, before the Rodeph Shalom Congregation, Pittsburgh, Pa. ..., stenographically reported by Caroline Loewenthal. [n.p., n.n., 1909?] 16 p. 24 cm. Mo. 1777.

*173. Lieber, Francis Address by Francis Lieber, Chairman of the Council's Committee of Addresses. Read at the meeting of the Loyal National League, by their request, in Union Square, New York, on the 11th of April, 1863. [n.p., n.n., 1863?] 12 p. 22 cm. Caption title. Disbound.

*174. Lincoln, Abraham Abraham Lincoln, his book. A facsimile reproduction of the original, with an explanatory note, by J. McCan Davis. New York: McClure, Phillips, 1901. 21 leaves of facsims., [4], 11, [4] p. 13 cm. Facsimiles of newspaper clippings and notes about Lincoln's speeches on the subject of black equality, pasted by him in a small pocket . .

*175. Lincoln, Abraham The address of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln, in vindication of the policy of the framers of the Constitution and the principles of the Republican Party, delivered at Cooper Institute, February 27th, 1860; issued by the Young Men's Republican Union ..., with

notes by Charles W. Nott & Cephas Brainerd . . New York: G. F. Nesbitt, 1860. 32 p. 22 cm. Inscribed by Frank W. Ballarz, cor. sec. [of the Union?] Mo. 50-57 lists other printings of the Cooper Institute speech.

176, Lincoln, Mary Todd A letter to her cousin Elizabeth Todd Grimsly, September 29, 1861 ... [n.p.]: Privately printed, 1917. Uncut sheet, folded to [8] p. page size 20 cm. Inscribed: 75 copies, and signed in ink by H. E. Barker. Mo. 2318.

177. Lincoln, Robert T.

Speech . . . made at the celebration of the thirty-eighth anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas debate, Galesburg, 111., October 7, 1896.

Hancock, N.Y. : Privately printed for Chas. T. White [by] Herald Print, 1921. 4 p. 22 cm. Limited to 25 copies; this copy unnumbered. Mo. 2514.

*178. "Lincoln and Darwin, emancipators." [Also:] "What I saw of Lincoln, by Major-General Grenville M. Dodge."

Detached from Appleton's Magazine , vol. 13, no. 2, Feb. 1909, p. 130-140 25 cm.

*179. "Lincoln and the bridge case."

In: The Palimpsest , published monthly at Iowa City by the State Historical Society of Iowa, May 1922, vol. Ill, no. 5, p. 142-154 20 cm.

180. The Lincoln Centenary. Program of the national centenary celebration, together with the report of the Executive Committee of The Lincoln Farm Association and other matters in connection with the Lincoln Birthplace Memorial. New York City: Lincoln Farm Association, cl909. 40 p. incl. illus. 18 cm. Mo. 1785. Laid in: Prospectus of J. Henry Lea and J. R. Hutchinson's The Ancestry of Abraham Lincoln; published in a special centenary edition by Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1909.

*181. The Lincoln Centennial 1809-1909. Friday, February 12, 1909. [Indianapolis? n.n., 1909?] 16 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. Cover title; at head of title: Indianapolis Public Schools. A guide to school celebrations; it includes narratives, tributes, poems, selections from Lincoln's writings and speeches, suggested

readings , &c ]

182. Lincoln Fellowship Proceedings at the fourth annual meeting and dinner of the Lincoln Fellowship, held at Delmonico's, New York City, Satur- day, February 11th, 1911. New York: The Lincoln Fellowship, cl911. 58 p. and port. 23 cm. With contributions by Daniel E. Sickles, Horatio C. King, James G. Wilson, and others. Mo. 1994.

183. The Lincoln Fellowship; Digest of Constitution; Application for membership.

[New York? n.n. , n.d.] 4 p. 22 cm. Mo. 1595 note.

184. The Lincoln ideals. His personality and principles as reflected in his own words. Washington, D.C.: Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission [1959?] [6], 49 p incl. illus. 22 cm. Includes list of sources, p. 43-47.

185. Lincoln memorials,

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 16 p. incl. illus. 28 cm. Caption title. Possible a chapter detached from a larger work, or a magazine article. This is an account of sixteen memorial statues or plaques, their sculptors, and site descriptions.

186. Lincoln selections, comprising the first Lincoln- Douglas debate, first and second Inaugurals, Gettysburg address. Edited, with introductions, by Samuel Bannister Harding ... Indianapolis: The Hollenbeck Press, 1909. 56 p. 20 cm. Mo. 1740.

187. Lincoln Sesquicentennial 1809-1959. Handbook of information, prepared by the Lincoln Sequicentennial Commission. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1958. 40 p. 28 cm. Selected bibliography: p. 37-39.

*188. A Lincoln souvenir. Offprint from the Lake Geneva, Wis. Herald , March 25, 1904. [n.p., n.n., 1904?] Single leaf 31 cm. Pertains to a bookcase made from the oak floor boards of the bedroom in which Lincoln slept from 1844 to 1861. At time of printing, the case was in the possession of John E. Burton.

*189. "The Lincoln they saw: I. A boy at Lincoln's feet; a reminiscence of a Lincoln-Douglas debate, by Garrett Newkirk. II. Honest Abe and the little giant; a reminiscence of Lincoln's first in- auguration, by the late Dr. G. B. Wallis." Detached from The Outlook, Feb. 9, 1921, p. 216-291 incl. illus. 28 cm. " . ] — 29

190. Lincolniana book plates and collections. Kansas City: H. Alfred Fowler, 1913. [26] p. incl. illus. 16 cm. Includes contributions by Judd Stewart, Charles W. McLellan. and Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf, all prominent Lincoln collectors. With their bookplates mounted. Foreword by the publisher. Mo. 2076.

*191. Lincoln's marriage. Newspaper interview with Mrs. Frances Wallace, Springfield, Illinois, September 2, 1895. [n.p.]: Privately printed, 1917. Uncut sheet, folded to [8] p. page size 20 cm. Inscribed: 75 copies; signed by H. E. Barker.

*192. Lincoln's religion. The great President was not a Christian had a better religion.

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. [4] p. 22 cm. Caption title. Traces Lincoln's religious beliefs to the thoughts and ethics of Paine, Gibson, and others.

193. Lincoln's treatment of Gen. Grant. Mr. Lincoln's treatment of Gen. McClellan. The taint of disunion. [New York? n.n., 1864?] 8 p. 23 cm. Caption title. At head of first caption: "Document no. 12, sold at 13 Park Row, and at all Democratic Newspaper offices." Printed in double columns. Mo. 326.

194. Lindstrom, Ralph G. Lincoln and prevention of war. Which "blundering generation"? What "irrepressible conflict"? An interpretation of the Lin-

colnian war . .

Harrogate, Tenn. : Lincoln Memorial University, 1953. 25 p. 2 3 cm. With a foreword by Robert L. Kincaid, and an introduction by Benjamin P. Thomas, of Springfield, 111.

195. Lookout Mountain Three photographs, printed from the original plates: 1. Gen. Grant, Gen. Rawlins, Gen. Webster, Col. Lagow, Col. Killyer, loosely grouped atop the cliffs. 2. "Roper's Rock, showing first Union troops scaling cliffs Nov. 25th, 1863." Inscribed in ink, in an unidentified hand: Capt. John Wilson, James Wood, Wm. Witt, Harry Davis, Joseph Bradley, Joseph Nagers, 8th Ky Co C. 3. Gen. Hooker and his staff in Lookout Valley, winter 1863-4. From 12 persons shown, 5 have been identified: Gen. Hooker, Capt. Hall, Gen. Geary, Gen. Butter fie Id, Gen. DeLuc, Capt. Kibler.

196. Lorant, Stefan "Baptism of U. S. Grant. [Based on the diary of Rev. Dr. John Newman. Detached from an unidentified magazine, possibly the early 1950's, certainly after 1925; p. 90-102 incl. illus. 35 cm. ] s

*197. Love, Alfred H. An appeal in vindication of peace principles, and against resistance by force of arms. A review, in opposition to an address delivered by the company chaplain, William J. Mullen,

at th e First Baptist Church in Passyiink, Phi la. , on the occasion of a sword presentation to Lieutenant Fink, Company E, Third

Regiment, Reserve Grays, P.V. , June 17th, 1861. Philadelphia: Maas & Vogdes, 1862. 17 p. 21 cm. Includes Mullen's address, p. [3]-5. Disbotind.

*198. Loyalty; what is it? To whom or what due?

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 12 p. 23 cm. An essay denouncing the on-going Civil War, Emancipation, and

paper money as xinconstitutional , and accusing Lincoln of pre- paring the way for despotism.

199. McBride, Robert Wesley Lincoln's body guard, the Union Light Guard; the Seventh Inde- pendent Company of Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, 1863-1865 ...

[n.p. , n.n. , not before 1878] [24] p. and 3 ports. 23 cm. "By Robert McBride, One Time Corporal and Company Clerk." Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores, Nov. 5, 1908. With a reference on p. [24] to an April 1878 article in Scribner' Monthly. Mo. 1600 gives imprint date as 1908; not found in the piece itself.

200. McBride, Robert Wesley Lincoln's body guard, the Union Light Guard of Ohio. With some personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln ... Indiana Historical Society Publication Vol. V, no. 1. Indianapolis: J. Hecker, 1911. 39 p. 24 cm. A revised version of no. 199. Mo. 1600 note.

201. McClelland, Stewart W. Lincoln prescribes for today. A Lincoln Day address ... [n.p.]: The Principia Corp., 1946. 14 p. 23 cm. Cover title. "... to the student body of The Principia College of Liberal Arts ... In 1943 the School of Government established a prece- dent of having on each February twelfth, an address by some out- standing student of Lincolniana ... In 1945 Dr. Stewart W. McClelland, president of Lincoln Memorial University and a member of the Abraham Lincoln Association, delivered the address .. Foreword by Clayton D. Ford, director. School of Government. Includes Vachel Lindsey's poem "Lincoln Walks at Midnight."

202. McClintock, John Discourse delivered on the day of the funeral of President Lincoln, Wednesday, April 19, 1865, in St. Paul's Church, New York ... reported by J. T. Butts. New York: Press of J. M. Bradstreet, 1865. 35 p. 24 cm. Limited to 2,500 copies. Mo. 616. . .

203. McClure, Alexander K.

Lincoln as a politician . . Putnam, Conn.: Privately printed [by The Observer Co.] for Gilbert A. Tracy, 1916. 21 p. 23 cm. Holograph note by Gilbert A. Tracy: "Only thirty copies issued for private distribution." "A review of Lincoln and the war with personal reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. The proposal in 1864 of peace and compensated emancipation." —Mo. 2251.

204. McClure, Stanley W. The Lincoln Museum and The House Where Lincoln Died ... Washington, D.C.: National Parks Service, Historical Handbook Series No. 3, 1949. [4], 42 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. Profusely illustrated.

205. McCook, Henry Christopher Some characteristics of Abraham Lincoln. An address made in the Assembly Room of the Union League of Philadelphia before the Penn- sylvania Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States ..., on the anniversary of President Lincoln's birth February 12th, A.D. 1901. Philadelphia: [n.n.], March, 1901. 16 p. incl. ports. 23 cm. "A topical summary of Lincoln's character with the author's concept of its evolution." —Mo. 1349.

206. McElroy, John

Soul growth of Abraham Lincoln . . Washington, D.C.: The National Tribune, cl910. [5] -16 p. and 3 ports. 24 cm. At head of title: The United States Intelligencer. "Lincoln and Jesus, with list of former's utterances comparable to the Sermon on the Mount." —Mo. 1933.

207. McKinley, William Abraham Lincoln, an address ... before the Marquette Club, Chicago, February 12, 1896. Canton, Oh.: Repository Press, [1896?] 26 p. and port. 23 cm. Inscribed by Charles U. Gordon, Chicaco. Mo. 1199.

208. McMurdy, Robert Lincoln and slavery, an address delivered before the student body of Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee, on Emancipation Day, January 1, 1920 ... [Nashville: Fisk University, 1920?] 19 p. 22 cm. Mo. 2466.

'209. Mann, T.H. "A Yankee in Andersonville ..." Detached from Century Magazine, July 1890 [unverified pencil information] p. 447-461 incl. illus. 24 cm. . — 32

210. Mannering, Mitchell "The Lincoln Memorial University ..." Detached from an unidentified magazine, p. 324-331 incl. illus. 24 cm. 211. Markens, Isaac Lincoln's masterpiece; a review of the Gettysburg address, new

in treatment and matter . . . written on the occasion of the fif- tieth anniversary of the delivery of the address, at Gettysburg, November 19, 1863. New York: Markens, cl913. 26 p. 23 cm. Includes the various versions of the address, and a bibliography of works written about it. Mo. 2096.

212. Martin, James M. A defense of Lincoln's mother, conversion and creed, being an

open letter to the author of "The soul of Abraham Lincoln" . . 2nd ed. Minneapolis: [n.n.] 1921. 76 p. and 2 ports. 20 cm. A criticism of Burton's work. With an appendix: the Rev. Edward L. Watson's "The conversion of Abraham Lincoln." Mo. 2519.

213. Mary Todd Lincoln Memorial. New York: [n.n., n.d.] 16 p. 16 cm. Prepared and distributed by a newly founded society, "Mary Todd

, Lincoln Memorial " to solicit funds for a special kind of memorial: "... Our plan is to raise $150,000 to be expended in a handsome building thoroughly equipped and with a beautiful

bronze tablet of the two [Abraham and Mary Lincoln] , and $50,000 put in a trust fund, the interest to forever keep it in perfect condition upon the campus of Sayre College. This institution is one of the oldest schools in the South for girls, and all of Mrs. Lincoln's relatives have been educated here ..." Mo. 2042 gives imprint date as [1912]

Laid in ; a 4-page flyer, 25 cm, announcing the plan for this memorial building. Also: T.L.S., Paul K. Ames, Secretary of Mary Todd Lincoln Memorial, to Charles W. Moores, March 26, 1912.

214. Masters, Hardin W. Ceremonies at the unveiling of [a] monument to William H. Herndon, Abraham Lincoln's last law partner. Oak Ridge Cemetery, May 30, 1918, Springfield, Illinois Address by Hardin W. Masters, of the Springfield, Illinois Bar. [n.p.]: Privately printed [1918?] 32 p. and plates 24 cm.

Includes also : Announcement by Nellie Browne Duff. "Abraham Lincoln walks at midnight in Springfield Illinois" by Vachel Lindsay. Introductory remarks by Adolph Bernard. "William H. Herndon" by Edgar Lee Masters. Limited to 200 copies. Mo. 2380.

215. Meese, William A. Abraham Lincoln, incidents in his life relating to waterways ...

Moline, 111.: Desaulniers , printers, 1908. 53 p. and 2 plates 23 cm. Mostly about Lincoln's flatboat and ferryman experiences. "Written when the trend was strong for improvement of rivers and harbors." Mo. 1608. 33

*216. Memorial of the Indiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution; Resolutions of the Grand Army of the Republic; and, Address of Hon. Wm. H. English in relation to the ornamentation of the Indiana State Soldiers' and Sailors' Monxoment. Indianapolis: Carlon & Hollenbeck, printers, 1873. 15 p. 23 cm. Cover title.

*217. Mentor Association, Inc. The Mentor Course. Four single leaves, stiff cream paper, 24 cm. Full-page illus. on recto, doiible-column text on verso. At bottom of each verso: "Prepared by the editorial staff of The Mentor Association, copyright 1914, by the Mentor Association, Inc." 1. Intaglio gravure of "the"log cabin; caption on verso: "Abraham Lincoln's birthplace, on Rock Spring Farm The boyhood of Lincoln. Monday daily reading in The Mentor Course." 2. Intaglio-gravure, captioned "Abraham Lincoln—Lawyer." Caption on verso: "Abraham Lincoln, lawyer, showing Lincoln in his early manhood ... Lincoln's early manhood, Tuesday daily reading in The Mentor Course." 3. Intaglio-gravure, captioned "President Abraham Lincoln." Caption on verso: "President Abraham Lincoln, showing the president as he looked during the trying times of the Civil War ... Thursday daily reading in The Mentor Course." 4. Intaglio-gravure, captioned "First reading of the Emancipation Proclamation," showing Lincoln and his cabinet. Caption on verso: "The first reading of the Emancipation Proclamation, one of the most important ... acts of Lincoln's administration ... Friday daily reading in The Mentor Course."

218. Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Pennsyl- vania Commandery Abraham Lincoln. Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Commandery of the State of Pennsylvania; memorial meeting, February 12, 1908. Brevet Lieut. -Colonel John P. Nicholson, recorder, compiler, [n.p., n.n.] 1908. 15 p. 24 cm. Mo. 1610. Includes "Personal recollections of President Abraham Lincoln" by Major-General Grenville M. Dodge, p. 7-13. Rebound in blue cloth; original blue printed wrappers bound in.

291. Millard, Joseph "America's greatest unsolved murder ..., illustrated by Stan Galli ... A true book-length feature." continued Detached from True , the Man's Magazine , Feb. 1953, p. 34-37, p. 104-120, incl. illus., and the magazine's front cover. 29 cmm

*220. Miller, Marion Mills "The literary genius of Abraham Lincoln, including two poems written by the great emancipator ..." Detached from an unidentified magazine, p. [778]-783 incl. illus. 24 cm Printed in double columns. The article was extracted largely from Osborn H. Oldroyd's book, "The poets' Lincoln," cl915. In the acknowledgment for his book, Oldroyd expresses gratitude "to Dr. Marion Mills Miller for his contribution of the introduction and also for assistance in the editorial work." 34

*221. Milton, George Fort Lincoln and the modern world. An address ... on occasion of the celebration of Lincoln's birthday at Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennessee, Saturday, February 11, 1939, at 10:00 A.M. Harrogate: Dept. of Lincolniana, Lincoln Memorial University [1939?] 6 p. 23 cm. Limited to 500 copies. Mr. Milton was President of the

Chattanooga News .

*222. Modtibolt [pseud.?] The Republic of North America ... Detroit: J. Slater, 1863. 70 p. 22 cm. A fundamentalist's view of society and government during the Civil War era.

*223. Moores, Charles W. The career of a country lawyer: Abraham Lincoln. Read before the American Bar Association at Chattanooga, Tennessee, September 1, 1910 ... Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Bar Association. [n.p., n.n., 1910] 38 p. and facsims. 23 cm. Includes Appendix, p. 35-38: "Lincoln's cases in the Illinois Supreme Court."

Also : the author's typescript, with numerous holograph notes and inserts; with the full texts of his interviews in the summer of 1910 with friends and acquaintances of Abraham Lincoln, mostly in Illinois.

With accompanying mss . materials ; in chronological order:

Undated M.L.S., C. D. Durkee [?] , Chicago, to Moores. 2 p. Undated M.L.S., Chas. W. McLellan, New York, Lincol collector, to Moores. 2 p. June 29, 1910 Telegram from Sam Houston, sent from Terre Haute, to Moores: "Have paved way for Lincoln. Sorry can't stay to hear." Aug. 12, 1910 T.N.S., Daniel Fish, of Fish & McKenzie, Attorneys, Minneapolis, to Moores. Concerns Moores' inquiry about books from Lincoln's law library. Oct. 12, 1910 T.N.S., Thos. C. Munger, U.S. District Judge, Omaha, Neb., to Moores. Oct. 12, 1910 M.L.S., John D. Lawson, editor of the American Law Review, to Moores. Inquires whether Moores would be interested in having his address on

Lincoln published in the American Law Review . 1 p. Oct. 13, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Lawson. 1 p. Oct. 14, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Truman H. Bartlett. 1 p. Oct. 14, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Lawson. 1 p. Oct. 15, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Munger. 1 p. Oct. 18, 1910 T.L.S., Lawson to Moores. 1 p. Oct. 31, 1910 T.N.S., Lawson to Moores. Dec. 20, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Oscar A. Trippett, Los Angeles. 1 p. (This entry continued on next page) 35

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Jan. — , 1911 T.L.S., M. H. Stuart, Principal of The Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 16 1911 (misdated by the writer as 1910, contents indicate 1911 clearly) T.L.S., C. W. Hough, U.S. District Judge, New York, to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 1911 T.N.S., Geo. H. Smyser, New York, to Moores. Jan. 1911 T.N.S., John R. Bland, President of the U.S. Fidelity and Guarantee Co., Baltimore, to Moores. Jan. 17 1911 T.N.S., Frank R. Fisher, General Manager of Alliance Coal Co., Terre Haute, to Moores. Jan. 17 1911 T.L.S., Edward B. Merrill, Counsellor, New York, to Moores. 2 p. Jan. 18 1911 M.L.S., Henry Wade Rogers, Dean of Law School, Yale University, New Haven, to Moores. 2 p.

Jan. 18 1911 T.L. , A. A. Thomas, of Thomas & Bronson, Law Offices, Dayton, Oh., to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 19 1911 T.L.S., Thomas Bates, of Bates, Harding, Edgerton & Bates, Attorneys, to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 19 1911 T.N.S., John W. Bunn, of Springfield Marine Bank, Springfield, 111., to Moores. Jan. 1911 M.L.S., S. A. Foley, Lincoln, 111., to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 1911 Carbon copy of Moores* typed reply to Rogers (Yale) 1 p.

Jan. 21 1911 M.L.S., Oliver C. Burpa [?] , New York, to Moores. 2 p. Jan. 21, 1911 M.L.S., on a card, Excemper [?] McComb, to Moores. Jan. 21, 1911 T.N.S., Murray Seasongood, of Paxton, Earrington & Seasongood, Attorneys, Cincinnati, to Moores. Jan. 21, 1911 T.L., A. A. Thomas to Moores. 1 p.

Jan. 22, 1911 M.L.S. , Truman H. Bartlett, Boston, to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 23, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Bartlett. 1 p. Jan. 23, 1911 T.L.S., Daniel Wait Howe, Lawyer, Indianapolis, to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 23 1911 M.L.S., R. D. McDonald, Danville, 111., to Moores (apparently his cousin) 1 p. Jan. 2 3 1911 M.N.S., Charles M. Merrill, of the Bobbs-Merrill P\ibl. Co., Indianapolis, to Moores. Jan. 23 1911 T.L.S., John T. Richards, Attorney, Chicago, to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 25 1911 T.N.S., Blenett Lee, of the Illinois Central Rail- road Co., to Moores. Jan. 26 1911 T.L.S., W. T. Alden, of the Law Offices of Alden, Latham & Young, Chicago, to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 26 1911 M.L.S., Clara E. Laughlin, literary editor of The

Continent , to Moores. 1 p. Includes observations about her own mode of writing. Jan. 27 1911 M.L.S., Gov. W. D. Hoard, Wisconsin, p\iblisher of

Hoard' s Dairyman , to A. A. Thomas, concerning Lincoln and Moores' above Address, and other pioblications. 2 p. Jan. 28, 1911 M.N.S., John H. Baker, retired U.S. Judge, Citronelle, Ala., to Moores. Jan. 29, 1911 M.L.S., J. McCan Davis, Springfield, 111. to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 30, 1911 T.L.S., Hugh McLellan, of Dillon, McLellan & Deadel, Architects, New York, to Moores, 1 p. Mentions a collection of Lincolniana "of several thousand items" gathered by his father and by himself. (This entry continued on next page) 36

(223 continued) Jan. 30, 1911 T.L., A. A. Thomas to Moores. Refers to Hoard's letter of Jan. 27, 1911, listed above. 1 p. It appears that Thomas sent Hoard's letter to Moores, thus establishing the first contact between Moores and Hoard. Jan. 31, 1911 M.L.S., Hoard to Moores. Mentions that he heard Lincoln speak at Freeport, 111., during the campaign

against Douglas , and also at the Wisconsin State Fair. 1 p. Jan. 31, 1911 T.N.S., Franklin S. Hoyt, of Houghton Mifflin, Boston, to Moores. Jan. 31, 1911 M.L.S., William H. Lambert, of Mutual Life, Phila- delphia, to Moores. 1 p. Mentions his own collection of Lincolniana. Feb, 2, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores* typed reply to Hoard who would like to obtain 100 copies of Moores' address. 1 p. Feb. 2, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Thomas who also wants a large number of copies. 1 p. Feb. 4, 1911 T.L.S., F. A. Durban, Attorney for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., Zanesville, to Moores. 1 p.

Feb. 6, 1911 T.L. , A. A. Thomas reply to Moores' letter of Feb. 2. 1 p. Includes more information about W. D. Hoard. Feb. 8, 1911 M.L.S., H. E. Hinchliff, Rockford, 111. to Moores. 2 p. Feb. 11, 1911 M.L.S., Hoard to Moores. 2 p. Concerns a recent address fcefore the Loyal Legion in Milwaukee, by Hon. G. W. Hazelton, on the nomination of Lincoln in 1860. Feb. 14, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Hoard. 1 p. Includes information about a possible reprint of his own address. Feb. 25, 1911 T.N.S., George Buck, Principal, Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, to Moores. Feb. 25, 1911 T.L.S., Chas. S. Swelt, Chicaco. to Moores. 1 p. Mentions his own collection of Lincolniana.

Mar. 14, 1911 M.L.S., Cara Dana Wusku [?] , Chicago, to Moores. 3 p.

Mar. 18, 1911 T.L.S., Nathan L. MacChasing [? MacClunny??] , Chicago, to Moores. 1 p. Mentions his own collection of Lincolniana. Mar. 25, 1911 T.L.S., F.L. Siddons, of Ralston, Siddons & Richard-

son, Attorneys, Washington, D.C. , to Moores. 1 p. Includes some information about Merrill Moores' (brother to Charles W.) political career (House) June 3, 1911 T.L.S., William H. Armstrong, President, Indiana State Normal Schools, to Moores. 1 p. June 3, 1911 Typed copy of W. D. Hoard's letter to A. A. Thomas, most likely a copy that Thomas made for Moores. 1 p. June 8, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Hoard, with thanks for a copy of the latter 's address on Lincoln, delivered before the Loyal Legion, Milwaukee. See no. 133 in this catalogue. June 8, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to A. A. Thomas who alerted Jiim to Hoard's address.

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(22 3 continued) June 17, 1911 T.L.S., Hoard to Moores. 1 p. July 7, 1911 T.L.S., J. Peasley, Attorney, Des Moines, to Moores. 1 p. Includes some information about the Moores family. Jan. 17, 1912 M.N.S., on a postal card, W. M. House, Memorial School Board, Justice of the Peace, Minneapolis, to Moores. Jan. 19, 1912 T.L.S., Frank Lindley, of Lindley, Penwell & Lindley, Attorneys, Danville, 111., to Moores. 1 p. Feb. 16, 1912 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Truman H. Bartlett, concerning an article by the latter, "published in

last week's issue of Harper ' s Weekly ". 1 p. Feb. 16, 1912 M.N.S., W. M. House to Moores. Feb. 19, 1912 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to House. 1 p. Feb. 25, 1912 M.L.S., House to Moores. 1 p. June 7, 1912 T.L.S., Enoch G. Hogate, Dean, Indiana University Law School, Bloomington, to Moores. 1 p. An invitation to deliever a lecture to the Law School on March 10, 1913. June 8, 1912 Carbon copy of Moores' reply to Hogate, accepting the offer to speak. 1 p. Mar. 1, 1913 T.L.S., Harley T. Ristine, of Ristine & Ristine,

Crawfordsville, Ind. , to Moores. 1 p. Apr. 26, 1913 T.N.S., Anthony Gross, Lincoln collector, Arling- ton, N.J,, to Moores. May 4, 1913 T.L.S., Gross to Moores. 1 p. June 9, 1913 T.L.S., Wm. M'Coffin, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, to Moores. 1 p. Nov. 17, 1913 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Doctor Stott. 1 p. Includes information about the interviews which Moores conducted, mostly in the simimer of 1910, "with men who had served on [Lincoln's] juries, who had ... been examined by him ... who had been associated with him in the practice of law." Apr. 29, 1914 M.L.S., Albert H. Griffith, Fisk, Wis., to Moores. 1 p.

Feb. 26, 1923 T.L.S., J. Rogers Gore, Louisville, Ky. , to Moores. 1 p.

224. Moores, Charles W. Lincoln, addresses and letters ... New York, Cincinnati, Chicago: American Book Co., cl914. 224 p. 17 cm. Mo. 2158. At head of title: Eclectic English Classics. Includes bibliography, p. 224. Inscribed in Moores' hand, in ink: "To Charles W. Moores with the editor's compliments, Indianapolis, May 9, 1914." Inscribed by the editor for his own library?

With accompanying mss . material ; in chronological order: Jan. 9, 1913 T.L.S., M. L. Bell, General Attorney for Rock Island Lines, to Moores, in response to the latter' inquiry about Richard P. Morgan to whom Lincoln had written in Feb. 1856. See letter on p. 64 in the above book.

May 14, 1914 T.L. , W. T. H. Howe, of the American Book Co., to Moores, about 25 free copies of his book, and reduced terms for additional ones. (This entry continued on next page) 38

(224 continued) May 15, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Howe. May 20, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Allen C. Brittenham, Chicago, concerning Lincoln's letter to the adres- see's father during the 1856 campaign. 1 p. May 20, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to H. F. Douglas, Jr., of the C. & A. Railroad Co., Chicago, concerning a former inquiry about Richard P. Morgan. 1 p. May 20, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to John G. Drennan, Chicago, again concerning Richard P. Morgan. 1 p- May 20, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to W. H. Finley, of

the C. & NW. Railroad Co. , Chicago, concerning Morgan. 1 p. May 20, 1914 T.L.S., A. A. Thomas, of Thomas & Bronson, Law Offices, Dayton, Oh. to Moores. Mentions variants of Lincoln's Farewell speech in Springfield. 2 p. May 20, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to William G. Wheeler,

of the C. & NW. Railroad Co. , Chicago, concerning Morgan. 1 p. May 20, 1914 Carbon Copy of Moores' T.L. to H. E. R. Wood, of the C. & A. Railroad Co., Chicago, concerning Morgan. 1 p. May 22, 1914 T.L.S., E. H. Ratclift, Attorney, Natchez, Miss. to Moores. 1 p. May 22, 1914 T.L.S., Theodore Stein, Jr., German Fire Insurance Agency, Indianapolis, to Moores. 1 p. May 22, 1914 T.N.S., Silas H. Strawn, of the First National Bank, Chicago, to Moores. May 22, 1914 T.N.S., William G. Wheeler to Moores. May 28, 1914 W. H. Finley to Moores. May 29, 1914 M.L.S., Alexander Gilchrist, Vice President of the

Old State National Bank, Evansville, Ind. , to Moores. 1 p. Includes story of an incident with

Gen. McClellan, hitherto unpioblished , according to Gilchrist. May 29, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Thomas 2 p. June 1, 1914 M.L.S., James A. Rohrbach, Dean of Indiana Law School, Indianapolis, to Moores. 1 p.

June 2, 1914 T.L.S. , Ross A. Nance, Circuit Clerk and Recorder for Menard Co., 111., to Moores. 1 p.

June 10, 1914 T.L.S. , Amos Whiteley, Muncie, Ind., to Moores. 1 p. States that he "knew personally and favorably Abraham Lincoln."

June 23, 1914 T.L.S., W. W. Linengood [?] , of the American Book Co., to Moores. 2 p. Includes readers' comments on Moores' book. July 31, 1914 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Messrs. Daniel K. Dodge and Clarence W. Alvord, University of Illinois at Urbana, in response to their request for unpublished Lincoln materials. 1 p.

Feb. 19, 1917 T.L.S., Tom Daly, of the Evening Ledger , Philadelphia, to Moores. 1 p. 39

225. Moores, Charles W. A short life of Lincoln ..., with illustrations. Boston, New York, Chicaco: Houghton Mifflin, The Riverside Press, Cambridge, cl909. (Riverside Literature Series No. 185)

[4] , 132 p. and 6 plates 17 cm. Also published imder titles: The life of Abraham Lincoln for boys and. girls; also: A short life of Lincoln, for boys and girls. All versions printed from the same plates, except for titles. Mo. 1822. With accompanying mss. material; in chronological order: Jan. 22, 1909 M.L.S., Addison G. Procter to Charles W. Moores, 1 p. Jan. 27, 1909 M.L.S., Fidelia Anderson to Moores. 2 p. Dec. 11, 1909 Thomas Wood Parry, Kansas City, to Moores. 2 p. Jan. 22, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Capt. John E. Cleland, Business Director of the Indianapolis School Board, concerning 40 copies of the book and Moores' wish that income from royalties should benefit the Teachers' Relief Fund. Jan. 22, 1910 M.L.S., Robert M. Miller, of Miller & Barnett, Attor-

neys, Franklin, Ind. , to Moores. 1 p. Jan. 24, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Miller. 1 p. Jan. 27, 1910 T.L.S., F. L. Reissner, Sec. to the Board of School Commissioners, to Moores. Feb. 18, 1910 M.L.S., H. R. Snyder, Vice President of The First National Bank, Petersburg, Ind., to Moores. 2 p. June 30, 1910 T.L.S., Albert S. Brandeis, General Solicitor for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co., to Moores. 1 p. Sep. 19, 1910 M.L.S., Kurt N. Whiteford [?] , Rogers Park, 111., to "my dear cousin Charles"; includes information about the Moores family. Sep. 20, 1910 T.L.S., H. H. Watkins, of Bonham, Watkins & Allen, Attorneys, Anderson, S.C., to Moores. 1 p. Sep. 22, 1910 T.L.S., F. W. Lehmann, of Lehmann & Lehmann, Attorneys, St. Louis, to Moores. 1 p. Oct. 11, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Sister Mary Patricia, Convent of Notre Dame, Liverpool, England; he is offering his book for her shelf of Indiana authors in the Convent's library. 1 p. Oct. 26, 1910 M.L.S., Sister Mary Patricia's reply to Moores. 1 p. The sister had a brother in Indianapolis, John Price who may have alerted Moores to the Convent's library. Nov. 1, 1910 T.L.S., Geo. H. Smyser, New York, to Moores. 1 p. Dec. 29, 1910 M.L.S., Robert M. Miller to Moores (cf. Jan. 22, 1910) 1 p. An invitation to give a talk in Franklin. Dec. 30, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores' typed reply to Miller. 2 p. Dec. 31, 1910 M.L.S., Miller to Moores. 1 p. Feb. 6, 1911 M.L.S., Lillie J. Davis, Fairmount School, Hyde Park, Mass., to Moores. 2 p.

Mar. 17, 1911 TLS., William Heilman, Grand Praetor, 4th Prov. , of Sigma Chi Fraternity, New Castle, Ind., to Moores. 1 p. Mar. 22, 1911 M.L.S., Omar [?] Wilson, Paonia, Colo., to Moores. 5 p. Mar. 22, 1911 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Mr. Hoyt, of Houghton Mifflin Co., concerning the sale of his book by the Indiana Reading Circle, and the possibility of another printing. 1 p. (This entry continued on next page) . 40

(225 continued) Apr. 1, 1912 Carbon copy of Moores' T.L. to Mr. J. Omwake, New York City. 1 p. Feb. 27, 1913 T.L.S., Charles A. Burnett, of Haywood & Burnett,

Attorneys, Lafayette, Ind. , to Moores. 1 p.

Apr. 16, 1913 M.L.S., Winifred F. Peabody, of Pitchbrug [?] , Mass., to Moores. 2 p. Apr. 5, 1917 T.L.S., William Frederic Bade, Professor for Old Testa- ment Literature at the Pacific School of Religion,

Berkeley, Cal. , to Moores. 1 p. Includes reference to the "copy of the charming new letter of John Muir which you have discovered."

226. Morgan, William J. "Torpedoes in the James ..."

Detached from The Iron Worker , Lynchburg, Va. , Summer 1962, vol.

XXVI, no. 30, p. 1-12 incl. illus. , and cover. 30 cm. An account of the operations of the Torpedo Bureau, established by the Confederate government in the fall of 1862.

*227. Moses, Montrose J. "The Abraham Lincoln we love ..."

Detached from The Independent , vol. 101, no. 3707, Jan. 31, 1920, p. 170-171, continued p. [187], incl. illus., and front cover. 30 cm. The cover for this number depicts Borglum's Lincoln statue in Newark, New Jersey.

*228. Moses; or. The man who supposes himself to be Moses, no Moses at all. New York: American News Co., D. Edwards, 1866. 24 p. 16 cm. Satyrical poem about Andrew Johnson, with numerous references to Lincoln's administration.

*229. Motley, John Lathrop The causes of the American civil war ... New York: D. Appleton, 1861. 24 p. 23 cm. Disbound.

*230. Mott, Edward Harold Lincoln, new birth of our new soil, the first American; a brief biographical sketch of Lincoln, fitting appreciations of his character, and a compilation of selections from his state papers, addresses and letters, designed to impress the rising generation ... Prepared under the direction of [the] Lincoln Centenary Committee

of the City of New York . . New York: M. B. Brown, printers, cl909. 48 p. and port. 23 cm.

*231. Mountaineer [pseud.?] The prospect; a view of politics, by Mountaineer. Buffalo: Rockwell & Baker, 1862. 52 p. 22 cm. Addressed to Hon. William Claflin, chairman of the Republican State Committee of Massachusetts. " . 41

*232. Nadal, E. S. "Abraham Lincoln: some recollections and comparisons ..."

In The Outlook , New York, Feb. 9, 1916, p. 335-340. 25 cm

*233. Narrative of privations and sufferings of United States officers and soldiers while prisoners of war in the hands of the rebel authorities, being the report of a Commission of Inquiry, appointed by the United States Sanitary Commission. With an appendix, containing the testimony. Philadelphia: Printed for the U.S. Sanitary Commission by King & Baird, 1864. 283 p. 22 cm.

*234. The National Guard . Vol. 2, no. 1, Camp Pennsylvania, Baltimore, Maryland, June 26, 1861. 4 p. 2 3 cm, "Captain Harmanus Neff, editor. Wm. W. Mayberry & F. P. Donahoe, printers.

235 The National Lincoln Monument Association ...

Washington, D.C. : New National Era, Sep. 1870. 41, iii p. 22 cm. The Association was incorporated by Act of Congress, March 30, 1867. Mo. 922.

*236. The New gospel of peace according to St. Benjamin. New York: Sinclair Tousey, 1863. 42 p. 19 cm. Disbound. Political satire; anonymous.

237. New Salem State Park Souvenir folder with fold-out picture, harmonica-style. Addressed to Dr. D. C. Durman, Saginaw, Mich., postmarked Lincoln's New Salem, Aug. 8, 1948; with one-cent stamp. 16 illus.

2 38. Newkirk, Garrett

Lincoln life sketches in verse and prose . . New York: Duf field, 1920.

[10] , 47 p. 20 cm. Verse; explanatory "Notes" in prose. Mo. 2473.

2 39. Newman, Ralph G. Lincoln, what manner of man was he ... [n.p.]: W. W. Stewart, Publ., Inc., cl958. [16] p. incl. illus. 19 cm. "Published for GM men and women. Information rack service. General Motors personnel staff."

240. Newton, Joseph Fort Abraham Lincoln, an essay ... Cedar Rapids, la.: The Torch Press, 1910. 56, [1] p. and port. 15 cm. "An address made before the members of The State Historical Society of Iowa and the Mississippi Valley Historical Association, Iowa City, Iowa, March 25, 1910." Mo. 1941. . 42

241. Nicolay, John G. Abraham Lincoln ... Boston: Little, Brovm, 1882. 21 p. 20 cm.

Pencil note, in an unidentified hand, on t.-p. : "150 copies printed." However, Fish gives a limitation of 50 copies; he also states that the article was written for the 9th ed. of the Encyclopedia Britannica. Mo. 986.

*242. Notes on "Southern wealth and northern profit Philadelphia: G. Sherman, 1861. 31 p. 23 cm. Thomas Prentice Kettell's "Southern wealth ..." was first published 1860 by Wood sWood, New York. It was reprinted 1965 by the University of Alabama Press, with added material by Fletcher M. Green.

*243. Nye, James W. Reconstruction; speech of the Hon. James Nye, of Nevada, in the Senate of the United States, January 24, 1868. [Washington, D.C.]: Printed at the Congressional Globe Office [1868?] 8 p. 24 cm. Caption title.

244. Nyman, Lloyd G.

Michigan and the Republican Convention of 1860 . . Detroit, Mich.: [n.n.], April 1960. [1], 22, [1] leaves 28 cm. Mimeographed essay. Includes bibliography.

245. Nyman, Lloyd G. Michigan and the Republican Convention of 1860. Congressional Record, House, May 18, 1960, p. 9846-9850. 28 cm.

This section of the Congressional Record also contains ; 1. Van Doren Stern, Philip. Cannons fired in joy as Lincoln nominated, p. 9850-9854. 2. Nevins, Allan. Lincoln and democracy. Text of an address ... annual Lincoln dinner, Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C, Feb. 11, 1960. p. 9855-9858. 3. Stepp, John W. The star story of the events leading up to the Civil War—The Repxiblican Convention of 1860. p. 9859-9860. 4. Lincoln and Wisconsin [no author given] p. 9860-9863. 5. Lincoln's farewell to Springfield friends, Feb. 11, 1861 at the railroad station as he left for Washington, p. 9863-9864. 6. Smith, Arthur M. Lincoln and Michigan. p. 9843.

246. Oakleaf, Joseph Benjamin Abraham Lincoln, his friendship for humanity and sacrifice for others. An address ... delivered at Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, by invitation of the faculty, February 12, 1909. Moline, 111.: Desaulniers, 1910. 45 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores, Nov. 27, 1915. Mo. 1943. . .] 43

247. Oakleaf, Joseph Benjamin National Union Convention of 1864 and why Lincoln was not nominated

by acclamation . . Moline, 111.: Privately printed, Carlson Printing Co., 1924. 11 p. 19 cm. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores. Mo. 2724.

*248. The Ohio Educational Monthly . Vol. 57, no. 12, Dec. 1908, Columbus, Oh., O. T. Corson, editor. 596 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. "Lincoln Centennial Number."

*249. Old Salem Chautauqua, Petersburg, Illinois. Thirteenth annual assembly, August 10-25, 1910. [n.p., n.n., 1910?] 32 p. incl. illus. 22 cm.

*250. Old Salem Chautauqua, at the early home of Abraham Lincoln, Petersburg, Illinois. Illustrated program of the twenty-fifth annual assembly. Home coming and Jubilee year, August 9th to 23rd, 1923. [n.p., n.n., 1923?] 32 p, incl. illus. 23 cm. Inscribed to Charles W. Moores by Arthur W. Hamilton.

*251. On political economy; read and ponder,

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. 9 p. 24 cm. Contents indicate that this piece was written after the outbreak of the civil war but before the Proclamation of Emancipation.

252. The One hundredth anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln. Issued by Francis G. Blair, Superintendent of Public Instruction, for the schools of Illinois. Springfield, 111.: Illinois State Journal Co., 1908. 45 p. and illus. 23 cm. Includes selections from speeches by and about Lincoln; poems; facsimiles, &c. Mo. 1571.

*253. "Our Lincoln Memorial."

In: The Shield , a_ magazine for busy men. Vol. 13, no. 5, Indianapolis, Nov. -Dec. 1922, p. 4-9. 20 cm.

*254. Owen, Robert Dale The future of the Northwest: in connection with the scheme of reconstruction without New England. Addressed to the people of

Indiana . . Philadelphia: Crissy & Markley, printers, 1863. 15, [1] p. 22 cm. Cover title. At head of title: Printed for gratuitous distribution. Please circulate.

*255. Papers read before the Lancaster County Historical Society, November 2, 1906: Dr. David Ramsay Sally Hastings, a literary grass widow. An early letter by Thaddeus Stevens. Three addresses by Hon. W. U. Hensel. Minutes of the November meeting. Vol. X, no. 10.

Lancaster, Pa.: Reprinted from The New Era , 1906. 48 p. incl. illus., and 2 plates 24 cm. . 44

*256. Pearce, James A. Writ of Habeas Corpus. Speech of Hon. James A. Pearce, of Maryland, in the Senate of the United States, July 30, 1861. [Washington: Government Printing Office, 1861?] 7 p. 24 cm. Caption title. Printed in double columns. Unopened. Author's signed presentation copy.

257. Peck, George R. Abraham Lincoln. A response at the annual banquet of the Marquette Club of Chicaco, on the birthday of Abraham Lincoln, February 12th, 1895 ... Chicaco: [n.n.] 1895. 16 p. 23 cm. Mo. 1175.

258, Peckham, Howard Rare letter on Lincoln given [William L. Clements] Library ... Re- printed from Michigan Alumnus Jan. 16, 1937, vol. XLIII, no. 12. [n.p., n.n., 1937?] [3] p. incl. facsims. 30 cm. Corporal James Tanner's shorthand letter to Henry F. Walch, dated April 17th, 1865. Tanner took shorthand notes during the interrogation of witnesses in the night of April 14-15, 1865, conducted by Secretary of War Stanton in the house where Lincoln died. Mo. 3585.

*259. Pelleton, Eugene An address to King Cotton ...; translated [from the French] by

Leander Starr . . New York: H. de Mareil, 1863. 19 cm. 23 cm. Cover title. The pamphlet denounces French support of slavery and secession as unworthy of the French Republic's libertarian heritage.

*260. Pennell, Orrin Henry Religious views of Abraham Lincon, by Orrin Henry Pennell. Alliance, Oh.: R. M. Scranton Printing Co., 1899. 52 p. incl. ports. 22 cm.

Also : a variant copy, different paper and wrappers; wording on

t.-p. : Religious views of Abraham Lincoln, compiled and published by ... This copy has 58 p. and includes different illus, 23 cm,

*261. "Personal memories of Lincoln: I. President Lincoln's address at Gettysburg, by an eye-witness, Junius B. Remensnyder. II. Three pictures of Abraham Lincoln, by Lucy S. Bainbridge." Detached from The Outlook, Feb. 13, 1918 [unverified pencil information in margin] p, 243-244, 28 cm.

*262 Phillips, Wendell The laws of the Commonwealth [of Massachusetts] — shall they be enforced? Speech ... before the Legislative Committee, February 28, 1865. Boston: Wright & Potter, printers, 1865. 15 p. 24 cm. In favor of temperance and liquor licensing. 45

*263. Pike, Albert, and Robert W. Johnson To the President of the United States [a petition on behalf of Mrs. Scarrett, October 7, 1873] [n.p., n.n., 1873?] 7 p. 22 cm. Interprets the Act to Grant Pensions, July 14, 1862, and the

Joint Resolution of March 2 , 1867 , prohibiting pension payments to persons "not known to have been opposed to the rebellion."

264. Portraits and sketches of the lives of all the candidates for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency for 1860. Comprising eight portraits engraved on steel, facts in the life of each, the four platforms, the Cincinnati platform, and the Constitution of the United States. New York: J. C. Buttre, 1860. 32 p. and 8 ports. 23 cm. Disbound. Mo. 74.

265. Portraits. Four prints from watercolor portraits: Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee. Artist or artists unidentified. In left bottom corner of each print: © C.S. Hammond & Co., 1961. Each print 22 x 16.5 cm.

266. Pratt, Harry E. Dr. Anson G. Henry, Lincoln's physician and friend ...

Harrogate, Tenn. : Dept. of Lincolniana, Lincoln Memorial University, 1944. 24 p. incl. illus. 26 cm. Bibliographical notes: p. 22-24.

267. Pratt, Harry E. , and Ernest E. East Mrs. Lincoln refurbishes the White House ... Harrogate, Tenn.: Dept. of Lincolniana, Lincoln Memorial University, 1945. 12 p. incl. illus. 26 cm.

Reprinted from the Lincoln Herald , Feb. 1945, vol. 47, no. 1; limited to 250 copies.

*268. The Prayer of the Presidents; being Washington's "New-Year Aspiration", with Jefferson's plural pronouns, etc., and Adams' and Lincoln's accretions. From the manuscript of a minister of Lincoln's administration. Boston: Antique Book-Store, 1887, cl886. 16 p. 14 cm.

*269. Presentation and unveiling of the memorial tablets commemorating

the Lincoln and Burns event, Nov. 19, 1863; held at . . . Gettys- burg, Pa., November 19th, 1914. Copyright, 1916, J. W. Johnson, Rochester, N.Y. Privately printed. Democrat and Chronicle Press. The contents of this booklet in great part from the Gettysburg Com- piler issue, November 28, 1914. 46 p. incl. illus. 18 cm.

270. The American Civil War. [A whole issue of the] Cleveland Plain

Dealer , a pxiblication of the Education Service Department. Cleveland, Oh. [1961?] 32 p. incl. illus. 38 p. "

271. Proceedings at the second and third annual meeting of the Lincoln Fellowship, held at Delmonico's, New York, Saturday, February 20th, 1909, and Saturday, February 12th, 1910. New York: The Lincoln Fellowship, 1910. 56 p. and port. 25 cm. Includes personal anecdotes by Daniel E. Sickles, Charles W. McLellan, and others. Mo. 1929.

*267. Procter, Addison G. A chapter of unwritten history. By the youngest delegate [Procter] to [the] Abraham Lincoln Convention of 1860. [n.p., n.n., n.d.] 8 p. incl. ports. 23 cm. A promotional brochure to advertise a ready address by Procter.

With accompanying mss . material ; in chronological order: Nov. 1, 1910 M.L.S., Procter to Charles W. Moores. Nov. 11, 1910 Carbon copy of Moores* T.L. to Procter. Nov. 12, 1910 M.L.S., Procter to Moores. Jan. 19, 1911 M.L.S., Procter to Moores.

*273. Program of the celebration of Lincoln's birthday and 20th anniversary of Lincoln Memorial University, to be held February 10, 11, 12, 1917. Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Boston: Printed at The Chappie Press [1917?] 15 p. incl. illus. 24 cm.

*274. Prosecution of Franklin W. Smith by the United States Navy Department. Report of the Special Committee of the Boston Board of Trade, including the following papers: Memorials of Senators and Representatives from Massachusetts, in Congress, to the President of the United States; Testimony of merchants and manufacturers; Opinion of Hon. Charles Sumner on the case, to the President of the United States. Boston: Printed by John Wilson, 1865. 61 p. 22 cm. Disbound; original printed wrappers present.

*275. Radcliffe, Wallace "Twenty-five years in the National Capital, by Wallace Radcliffe, D.D., LL.D., Pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington.

Detached from The Presbyterian Magazine , Oct. 1921, p. 575-578 incl. ports. 28 cm. Includes paragraphs about Lincoln's church visits and the pew in which he sat; also Lyman W. Allen's poem, "The Lincoln pew."

276. "The Rally at Kalamazoo."

In: Chronicle , Historical Society of Michigan, vol. 1, Feb. 1964, no. 2, p. 4-5 incl. illus. 22 cm.

277. Rankin, Henry B. I. Our first American, Abraham Lincoln; an appeal to the citizens of our state and city. II. The Lincoln life-mask, with some comments and corrections on Leonard W. Volk's Century Magazine article ... [also the article in question] Reprinted from the

Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society , July 1915. 32 p. and 2 ports. 24 cm. Mo. 2208. . 47

278. Rankin, J. E. Moses and Joshua. A discourse on the death of Abraham Lincoln, preached in the Winthrop Church, Charlestown, Wednesday noon, April 19, 1865 ... Boston: Press of Dakin and Metcalf [1865?] 16 p. 23 cm. "Hart notes 700 copies." — Mo. 689.

279. "Rare photos of Lincoln's exhimiation: Strange history brought to light."

Detached from Life , Feb. 15, 1963, p. [83]-88 incl. illus., and front cover. 34 cm. Cover title: What happened to Lincoln's body.

*280. Raymond, Henry Jarvis Disunion and slavery. A series of letters to Hon. W. L. Yancey, of Alabama, by Henry J. Raymond, of New York. [n.p., n.n., 1861?] 36 p. 24 cm. Caption title. Printed in double columns. Disbound. Letters dated Nov. -Dec. 1860.

281. Reeves, Robert N. Abraham Lincoln, his religion ... Chicago: H. L. Green [n.d.] 8 p. incl. port. 22 cm. Caption title. A reply to the Ingersoll-Collis argument, attempting to demonstrate that Lincoln did not believe in a personal God. Mo. 1423 gives imprint date as [1903?]

282. Reid, Whitelaw Abraham Lincoln ... London: Harrison & Son, printers, 1910. 50, [2] p. 28 cm. At head of title: "University of Birmingham. 'Makers of History in the Nineteenth Century' [Conference] Closing address, December 7th, 1910." Cover title: "Abraham Lincoln, by the American Ambassador." Mo. 1949. Laid in: a printed card "With Mr. Reid's Compliments."

*283. A Reply to Horace Binney's pamphlet on the Habeas Corpus. Philadelphia: [n.n.] 1862. 40 p. 23 cm. Signed by early owner, 1862; author's name supplied in mss. ink, apparently in the same hand as the owner's name; both hitherto undeciphered. For Binney's pamphlet, see no. 43.

284. The Republican platform. [Also:] Revised speech of Hon. E. G. Spaulding, of New York, delivered at Buffalo and Washington, at meetings held to ratify the nomination of Abraham Lincoln and

Hannibal Hamlin . . [n.p., n.n., I860?] 8 p. 23 cm. Caption title. Printed in double columns. Disbound. Includes an extract from Lincoln's acceptance speech, and his letter to Dr. Theodor Canisius. Mo. 82. . .

285. Rice, Wallace de Groot Cecil The Lincoln year book; axioms and aphorisms from the Great

Emancipator . . Chicago: A. C. McClurg Co., 1907. [104] p. incl. illus. 20 cm. A Lincoln quotation for every day in the year, and monthly mottoes. No sources. Mo. 1549.

286. Richards, John T. Abraham Lincoln at the Bar of Illinois. An address delivered before the Chicago Bar Association, Thursday evening, February 11, 1909 ... [n.p., n.n., 1909?] Cover title. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores. Mo. 1855.

287. Robertson, James I., Jr.

The Civil War . .

Washington, D.C. : Civil War Centennial Commission, 1963. 54 p. incl. illus. 23 cm.

288. Rodenberg, William A. Abraham Lincoln. Address of the Hon. William A. Rodenberg, of Illinois, in the House of Representatives, February 12, 1916. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1916. 4 p. 23 cm. Mo. 2267.

*289. Rogers, Henry W. Henry W. Rogers on the rebellion. Buffalo: Clapp, Matthews & Waite's Steam Printing House, 1861. 31 p. 23 cm.

Disbound. Mounted on verso of t.-p. : Unidentified newspaper clipping, a letter from Mr. Rogers to Rochester Committee informing the committee that he will be unable to speak at a meeting; the letter is dated Oct. 5, 1853, Buffalo. Issue not ascertained. At the time of printing of the above pamphlet, Mr. Rogers was nominated for State Senator.

290. Rusling, James F. Lincoln and Sickles. [n.p.]: Published by the "Third Army Corps Union"; for distribution to its members. May, 1910. 17 p. 17 cm. Address of General Rusling at the 46th anniversary of the Third Army Corps, held at New York, May 5, 1910. All pages in single- rule red frame. Lincoln's port, on t.-p. Mo. 1954.

291. Russell, L. E. Abraham Lincoln, a contribution toward a bibliography ... Cedar Rapids, Iowa: The Torch Press Book Shop, 1910. 24 p. 17 cm. Mo. 1955. Paper edition. 49

*292. St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England Memorial service, held on the burial day of John Hay, Secretary of State of the United States, Wednesday, July 5th, 1905. Moorfields, E.G.: Printed for ... St. Paul's Cathedral, by R. E. Thomas [1905] [10] p. 21 cm. Inscribed in ink, "To Chas. Moores from M. R. W. , London."

*293. Saltmarsh, W. F. Two manuscript items relating to a Lincoln statue in Edinburgh, Scotland: 1. Carbon copy of Saltmarsh' s T.L. to Thos. Cook & Son, Edinburgh, dated Feb. 11, 1913. 1 p. An inquiry about a Lincoln statue on an Edinburgh cemetery which "a few years ago" had been shown to the writer by a Cook tour guide. 2. T.L., Thos. Cook & Son, Edinburgh, to Saltmarsh, Wilmington, Del., dated Feb. 24, 1913. 2 p. An answer to the above inquiry, with full description of the statue. The sculptor was George E. Bissell.

294. Sarah Bush Lincoln, the beloved foster mother of Abraham Lincoln; a memorial.

Elizabethtown, Ky. : Elizabethtown Woman's Club, cl922. [8] p. incl. facsim., and port. 24 cm. Cover title. Includes Louis Austin Warren's "Last Lincoln landmark"; and the affidavit of Squire H. Bush, Sarah Bush Lincoln's nephew. Mo. 2602.

295. Schlueter, Herman Abraham Lincoln and the working class, by Herman Schleuter [sic] ... 43 p. 13 cm. Mo. 2739.

*296. Secession and coercion; the relation between the state and federal governments. To the Democrats of California the following pages are dedicated, by one of the oldest and humblest of their Party. Sacramento: [n.n.] 1861. 15 p. 23 cm. Disbound. Tipped in: two unidentified newspaper clippings. T. Excerpt from an address by Alexander W. Bradford, delivered at Mamaroneck on July 4, on the subject of state sovereignty. 2. Short article listing ten specific attempts to defy the authority of the federal government since its formation.

*297. Selby, Paul Abraham Lincoln, the evolution of his emancipation policy. An address delivered before the Chicago Historical Society, February 27, 1906 ...

[Cicago?] : The Society, 1909. 29 p. and front. 21 cm. 50

*298. Services in commemoration of the one hundreth anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, arranged by Union and Confederate Veterans, under the auspices of O. M. Mitchel Post No. 1, Grand Army of the Republic. Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South, Atlanta, Georgia, Sunday evening, February 14th, 1909. Atlanta: "Blue" and "Gray" Veterans, 1909. 48 p. and 2 ports. 23 cm. At head of title: 1908 February 12th 1909.

*299. Seward, William H. The irrepressible conflict. A speech ... delivered at Rochester, Monday, Oct. 25, 1858. [Also:] Negro slavery not unjust; a speech by Charles O' Conor at the Union meeting at the Academy of Music, New York City, Dec. 19, 1859.

[New York?] : Offprint of the New York Tribiine [1859 or 1860] 15 p. 23 cm.

*300. Shaw, Elton Raymomd "The assassination of Abraham Lincoln; the hitherto unpublished accoiint of an eye-witness ..." Detached from an unidentified magazine, most likely pre-1940, p. 181-192 incl. illus. 25 cm. Pages 186-192 contain: "Our American cousin, by Clara E. Laughlin; illustrated with photographs." This is a history of Tom Taylor's play 'Our American cousin' up to the night of Lincoln's assassination during the nearly one thousandth performance of the play.

*301. Shellabarger, Samuel Speech of Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, of Ohio, on the Habeas Corpus; delivered in the House of Representatives, May 12, 1862. Washington: Congressional Globe Office, 1862. 14 p. 25 cm. Printed in doiible columns.

*302. Sherman, John Speech, by the Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio, on emancipation as a compensation for military service rendered by slaves. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, February 2, 1864.

Washington, D.C. : McGill & Witherow, 1864. 16 p. 25 cm. Printed in double columns.

*303. Sherwood, Robert E.

The Playgoer , vol. 14, no. 8, Dec. 4, 1939, p. 13-26: Abe Lincoln in Illinois ... Cass Theatre [Program for the] week commencing Monday, Dec. 4, 1939 ... The Playwrights' Company; Maxwell Ander- son, S. N. Behrman, Sidney Howard, Elmer Rice, Robert E. Sherwood, present Raymond Massey in the Pulitzer prize play of 1939. 26 cm. Includes also the pre-view of "a new play— at the Cass, Dec. 31, 'The man who killed Lincoln' by Elmer Harris." Compare with Mo. 3696. .

*304. Skinner, Otis "The last of John Wilkes Booth; the story of how Edwin Booth, in the dead of night, burned his brother's papers and costxames ..., with illustrations by J. C. Chase." Detached from American Magazine [n.d., no number or vol.] p. 73-77 incl. illus. 25 cm.

305. Smith, Arthur M. Lincoln and Michigan. Address ... before the Joint Convention of the Michigan legislature, February 13, 1958. [n.p., n.n., 1958?] 19p. 23 cm. Main title from caption; siib-title from cover. See also no. 245.

306. Some Lincoln correspondence with Southern leaders before the outbreak of the Civil Warj from the collection of Judd Stewart. New York: [n.n.] cl909. 19 p. 23 cm. Correspondence of Lincoln, Stephens, and Crittenden. Daniel Newhall, New York, gives edition limitation as 100 copies. Mo. 1874.

*307. Spaulding, Elbridge Gerry Speech of Hon. E. G. Spaulding, of New York, delivered in the House of Representatives, January 28, 1862, on the finances, and the power of Congress to issue demand treasury notes and make

them a legal tender in payment of debts . . Washington, D.C.: Sammel & Co., printers, 1862. 16 p. 23 cm. Caption title. Disbound. Included are 3 tables showing distribution of federal money. Last page: an extract from a letter by S. P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, to the House Ways and Means Committee, Jan. 29, 1862.

308. Speed, James Address ... before the Society of the Loyal Legion, at Cincinnati, May 4, 1887, in response to the toast, Abraham Lincoln. Louisville: J. P. Morton, 1888. 11 p. 22 cm. Includes an eulogy for Speed who died June 25, 1887. Mo. 1045.

*309. Speed, Joshua F. Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln, and Notes of a visit to California. Two lectures ... With a sketch of his life.

Louisville, Ky. : John P. Morton, 1884. 67 p. 23 cm. With General Winfield S. Hancock's library label pasted in at front.

*310. Spooner, Lysander No treason; no. 1 ... Boston: The author, 1867. 14 p. 23 cm. At end, the author proposes further numbers to this topic. ]

311. Starr, John William Lincoln as President, an oration ...

Millersburg, Pa. : Privately printed, June 1910. 10 p. 19 cm. Limited to 100 copies; this is no. 28. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores, April 21, 1917. Mo. 1958.

312. Starr, Thomas I. "Abraham Lincoln and the Detroit River ..."

Detached from The Michigan Christian Advocate , Feb. 6, 1964, p. 4-5, continued p. 19, incl. illus. 28 cm. Laid in: "The Detroit River and Abraham Lincoln, by Thomas

I. Starr." Bulletin of the Detroit Historical Society , vol. Ill, no. 5, Feb. 1947. This was the first printing of the article.

Also ; an landated reprint from the Michigan Christian Advocate article. Starr attributes Lincoln's invention of a device for easing river boats over shoals, patent no. 6469, to Lincoln's observance of an incident that took place on the shore of Fighting Island in the Detroit River, just below Detroit, on September 29, 1848.

313. Starr, Thomas I. The Greenly Collection; a recent gift of Lincolniana [to the William L. Clements Library] ... Reprinted from Michigan

Alumnus Quarterly Review , July 26, 1941, vol. XLVJI, no. 24.

[n.p. , n.n. , n.d. [318]-327 p. incl. facsims. 26 cm.

*314. State sovereignty and the doctrine of coercion, by the Hon. Wm. D. Porter. Together with a letter from Hon. J. K. Paulding, former Sec. of Navy. [Also:] The Right to secede, by "States". Charleston, S.C.: Evans and Cogswells, steam-power presses, [1860] 36 p. 23 cm. At head of title: "1860 Association. Tract. No. 2." At bottom of t.-p.: "Read and send to your Neighbor." Disbound.

*315. Steell, Willis "Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and her friends ..."

Detached from Munsey ' s Magazine [running title; n.d., no vol. or no., most likely pre- 1940] p. 617-623 incl. ports. 25 cm.

*316. Stephens, Alexander H. Prophecy and fulfillment. Speech of A. H. Stephens (Vice-President of so-called Confederate States) in opposition to secession. Deliv- ered November 14, 1860. [New York?]: Loyal Publication Society [n.d.] 45 p. 21 cm.

The Society's Pamphlet no. 36. Includes also : Address of E. W. Gantt, of Arkansas (Brigadier-General in the Confederate Army) in favor of re-union in 1863. p. [23] -45. Disbound. Caption titles. . 53

317. Stern, Sara Messing (Mrs. Leon Stern) M.L.S., Mrs. Stern to Charles W. Moores, August 11, 1922. 2 p.

Laid in by sender ; an unidentified newspaper clipping, "Lincoln statue~almost unknown. Rosemond Cemetery near Pana, 111. holds bronze figure ..." The Rosemond Cemetery statue was sculpted by Charles J. Mulligan; the donors were Capt. and Mrs. John W. Kitchell, of Pana.

318. Stewart, T.D.

An anthropologist looks at Lincoln . . . From the Smithsonian Report for 1952, Washington, D.C., pages 419-437, with 4 plates. Piiblication no. 4127. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1953.

[2] , 419-437 p. and 4 plates 24 cm. The author of this offprint was Curator of the Division of Anthropology at the National Museum, Washington, D.C.

*319. Stille, Charles J. How a free people conduct a long war; a chapter from English

history . . Philadelphia: Collins, printer, 1862. 39 p. 23 cm. An attempt to draw parallels between English history and the issues surrounding the Civil War and Lincoln's administration.

320. Stoddard, Richard Henry Abraham Lincoln, an Horation ode ... New York: Bunce & Huntington, 1865. 12 p. and front. 20 cm. Mo. 752.

321. Stoddard, William O. The table-talk of Abraham Lincoln, edited by William O. Stoddard, one of his private secretaries ... Illustrated by C. Moore-Smith. New York: F. A. Stokes Co., cl894,

[4] , 154 p. and 3 plates 15 cm. T.-p. within decorative frame. Mostly excerpts from speeches and letters, rather than "table talk." Mo. 1153.

322. Storrick, W. C. The battle of Gettysburg; the country, the contestants, the results ... 8th edition. Harrisburg, Pa.: J. Horace McFarland Co., 1947. 80 p. incl. illus., maps 21 cm. "Storrick ... Retired Superintendent of Guides. For Twenty Years Connected With the Gettysburg National Park Commission." — t.-p. First pxiblished 1931.

323. Storrs, Richard S. , Jr. An oration commemorative of President Abraham Lincoln; delivered

at Brooklyn, N.Y. , June 1, 1865 ..., at the request of the War Fund Committee. Brooklyn: P\iblished by the Committee; "The Union" Steam Presses, 1865. 5 p. 24 cm. Fish 907 gives edition limitation as 1,500 copies. Mo. 754. " . 54

*324. Stradling, James M. "The tail of the army calls on Lincoln. An unpublished letter of a Quaker sergeant; with an introduction by Leigh Mitchell Hodges.

In: The Outlook , vol. 138, no. 7, Feb. 15, 1922, p. 256-258 incl . illus. 28 cm. Mo. 2606 lists a separately published version, printed in 535 copies by The Riverside Press, 1922.

*325. Sumner, Charles Our foreign relations: showing present perils from England and France; the nature and conditions of intervention by mediation; and also by recognition; the impossibility of any recognition of a new power with slavery as a cornerstone; and the wrongful conces- sion of ocean belligerence. Speech ... before the citizens of New York, at the Cooper Institute, September 10, 1863. Boston: Wright & Potter, 186 3. 78 p. 23 cm.

326. Sumner, Charles The promises of the Declaration of Independence. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered before the municipal authorities of the City of Boston, June 1, 1865 ... Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1865. 61 p. 24 cm. "Hart notes 3,000 copies on 'poor paper'." — Mo. 756.

327. Sumner, Guy Lynn Abraham Lincoln as a man among men ... New York; London: Harper, cl922.

[10] , 31 p. and port. 19 cm. "The material in this little volume originally constituted an address before the Kiwanis Club of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on February 15, 1922." —preliminary p. [10] Mo. 2607 note.

328. Sustain the government! —Stand by the President! Boston: Headquarters, Repiiblican State Committee, Oct. 14, 1862. 7 p. 22 cm. An open letter "To the loyal men of Massachusetts." Mo. 163.

329. Suthpen, Paul F. Abraham Lincoln, a sermon ..., February 1921, Church of the Covenant, Cleveland, [n.p., n.n., 1921?] 8 p. 19 cm. Mo. 2532.

330. Sweet, Forest H. Directory of collectors of books, autographs, prints and other

historical material relating to Abraham Lincoln . . Battle Creek, Mich.: Sweet, 1949. 91 p. 15 cm. Includes the extent of individual collections, and each collector's special area of interest, i.e. photographs, maps, books, &c. 55

*331. Tarbell, Ida M. "Back there in '58 ... With illustrations by Jay Hambidge."

Detached from The American Magazine , vol. 65, no. 1, Nov. 1907, p. 3-15 incl. illus. 25 cm.

*332. Tarbell, Ida M. "Father Abraham."

In: The American Magazine , vol. 67, no. 4, Feb. 1909, p. 324-334 incl. illus. by Blendon Campbell. 25 cm. Mo. 1877 lists the book, published 1909 in New York by Moffat, Yard & Co.

*333. Tarbell, Ida M. "He knew Lincoln ... With illustrations by Jay Hambidge."

Detached from The American Magazine , vol. 63, no. 4, Feb. 1907, p. 338-348 incl. illus. 25 cm. Mo. 1556 lists several separate printings.

334. This is Abraham Lincoln.

Harrogate, Tenn. : Lincoln Memorial University [not before 1941] 19 p. incl. ports. 23 cm. A brochure based on Frederick Hill Meserve's collection of Lincoln photographs and portraits. Text supplied by Meserve; foreword by Carl Sandburg. All photoes are reproduced in postal stamp form, mounted in chronological order, with their respective Meserve numbers.

*335. Thomas, Benjamin F. Vote for Judge B. F. Thomas. Boston: Printed by J.E. Farwell [1864?] 4 p. 23 cm. Includes the Judge's letter of acceptance; he was nominated by the Committee of the People's Convention of the Seventh District [of Massachusetts] for Representative to the 38th Congress.

*336. Tomes, Robert The great Civil War; a history of the late rebellion , . . Illus- trated by F.O. Darling, and other eminent artists. Complete in thirty-three parts, containing sixty-nine steel engravings. Part I. New York: Virtue & Yorston [n.d.] Last fold incomplete; text ends in mid-sentence on p. 64. How- ever, in complete original printed wrappers.

337. Townsend, George Alfred The life, crime, and capture of John Wilkes Booth, with a full sketch of the conspiracy of which he was the leader, and the pursuit, trial, and execution of his accomplices ... New York: Dick & Fitzgerald, 1865. 79 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. An account of "trial and execution" which, according to

Mo. 781, was published at the trial's commencement . May 18, 1865. Disbound. . ,

*338. Trails and shrines of Abraham Lincoln. Decatur, 111.: Lincoln Memorial Piibl. Co., cl934.

32 p. incl. illus. , map 21 cm. Cover title.

339. The Trial of the assassins and conspirators at Washington, D.C. May and June, 1865, for the murder of President Abraham Lincoln.

Full of illustrative engravings . . Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson, 1865. 210 p. and 13 plates 24 cm. Printed in double columns. Mo. 784. At head of title: Complete and unabridged edition. —Containing the whole of the suppressed evidence.

340. Truth, Sojourner Original photograph of a painting, with two negatives. Caption beneath photo: "President Lincoln showing Sojourner Truth the Bible presented him by the colored people of Baltimore. Exe- cutive Mansion, Washington, D.C, Oct. 29, 1864." Laid in: unidentified newspaper clipping, same phote; caption beneath the printed photo: "Abraham Lincoln and Sojourner Truth. The above is from a portrait destroyed in the Sanitariimi fire. Sojourner Truth is buried at Oak Hill cemetery."

Also : original photograph, with two negatives, of Sojourner Truth's grave, most likely taken by Donald C. Durman.

*341. Ulm, Aaron Hardy "Lincoln's silent son; the story of the great emancipator's only living child ..." Detached from Leslie's Weekly, vol. 134, no. 3458, Feb. 11, 1922, p. 184-185, continued p. 208-209, incl. illus., ports. 29 cm.

*342. United States. 46th Congress, 2nd session. Senate, Report no. 200. In the Senate of the United States. February 3, 1880. Ordered to be printed. Mr. Burnside, from the Committee on Military Affairs, submitted the following report ... [concerning Mrs. Flora A. Darling's petition for restitution for bonds and papers allegedly taken from her on a f lag-of-truce boat during the Civil War; petition denied] 6 p. 23 cm. Mrs. Darling was the wife of Edmund A. Darling, general in the Confederate Army, killed in battle in November, 1863, near Franklin, Tenn.

343. United States. Sanitary Commission. New York Agency. To the President of the United States, July 21, 1862.

[New York? n.n. , 1862] 7 p. 2 3 cm. Caption title. The Commission's pamphlet no. 43. An open letter to the President, urging that new recruits and volunteers be distributed in regiments already formed and experienced, instead of being organized into new units. Mo. 158. 57

*344. United States. Sanitary Commission. Philadelphia Associates. An appeal to the people of Pennsylvania for the sick and woxinded soldiers, [n.p., n.n., 1861?] 40 p. 23 cm. Cover title. Includes the proposal to establish "A Commission of Inquiry and Advice in Respect of the Sanitary Interests of the United States Forces," with Lincoln's printed approval. Also an excerpt from a Sanitary Commission circular of Oct. 1, 1861, with Lincoln's printed appeal to support the Commission's work. Gives great details about items needed, how they should be packed, labeled, &c.

Laid in: a circular of 4 p. , by the Sanitary Commission; partly repetitious of the above pamphlet.

345. Van Doren Stern, Philip Abraham Lincoln, a biography in pictures ...

New York, N.Y. : Birk, cl960. 15 p. incl. illus. 21 cm. "Published for GM men and women. Information rack service. General Motors personnel staff."

346. Van Doren Stern, Philip "The man who killed Lincoln ..., photograph by Arnold Newman."

Detached from Holiday , June 1954, p. [102]-103, continued p. 122-129. 35 cm.

*347. Vincent, Thomas M.

Abraham Lincoln and Edwin M. Stanton . . . read at the stated meeting of January 6, 1892. [n.p., n.n., 1892?] At head of title: Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. Commandery of the District of Columbia. War papers; 8,

348. Walker, R. J. Letter of the Hon. R. J. Walker, in favor of the reelection of Abraham Lincoln, London, September 30, 1864. [n.p., n.n., 1864?] 20 p. 22 cm. Caption title. Printed in double columns. Mo. 364.

349. Wallace, Frances Todd Mrs. Frances Jane (Todd) Wallace describes Lincoln's wedding. Edited by Wayne C. Temple. Limited edition.

Harrogate, Tenn. : Published for the members of the National Lincoln-Civil War Covincil [by] Lincoln Memorial University, 1960. 12 p. 23 cm. "References": p. 11-12. Frances Jane Todd (Mrs. Wallace) was Mary Todd Lincoln's elder sister.

350. Walton, Clyde C. , Jr. Twenty five books in the Bollinger Lincoln Collection. . . With a preface by Harry C. Lytle. Iowa City: Bollinger Libr. Found., State University of Iowa Libraries, 1952. 25 p. 23 cm. 58

351. Warren, Louis A.

Address . . . before [the] Joint Convention of the Michigan Legislature, February 8, 1956. [n.p., n.n., 1956?] 15 p. 23 cm. With a foreword by Louis C. Cramton, Representative from Lapeer County. Warren was Director of the Lincoln National Foundation.

*352. Washington's Farewell address; The proclamation of Jackson against nullification; and The Declaration of Independence. Printed by order of the House of Representatives, Tuesday, March 11, 1862. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1862. 30 p. 23 cm. An extra printing of 50,000 copies "for the use of the House."

*353. Watterson, Henry Abraham Lincoln ..."

Detached from Cosmopolitan Magazine , vol. 66, no. 4, March 1909, p. 363-364. 25 cm. Mainly personal recollections of a young reporter at Lincoln's first Inaugxiration.

*354 Webster, Daniel "The Union not a compact. A speech ... on the Force Bill, in the United States Senate, February 16th, 1833 (in reply to

John C. Calhoun) J and Jackson's Proclamation to South Carolina, in 1833."

In : The Pulpit and Rostrum; sermons , orations , popular le ctures , 20' Sc ; nos. 15-16, New York, Dec. 1, 1860, p. [53]-117. cm.

*355. Weik, Jesse W. "Abraham Lincoln: personal recollections ..."

In: The Outlook , vol. 91, no. 7, Feb. 13, 1909, p. 345-348. 24 cm. This issue also contains an editorial about Lincoln, and a copy of the Gettysburg Address.

356. Weik, Jesse W. T.L.S., Jesse W. Weik, Secretary, Indiana Lincoln Route Commission, to Charles W. Moores, dated Greencastle, Nov. 5, 1915. 1 p. Concerns "the grave of Abraham Lincoln's only sister, Sarah, who died in childbirth about two years before the family emigrated to Illinois in 1830." Includes also information about the grave of Sarah's husband, Aaron Grigsby.

*357. Welles, Gideon "The diary of Gideon Welles, X: The death of Lincoln." Detached from an unidentified magazine, most likely pre-1940; vol. 104, no. 5, p. 586-593. 25 cm. Caption title. Footnote: Copyright, 1909, by Edgar T. Welles.

*358. Whipple, Wayne The little life of Lincoln, in short stories ... Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Book Store, W.K. Stewart Co., cl909. 32 p. incl. illus. 16 cm. (This entry continued on next page) ;

(358 continued)

With accompanying mss. material ;

M.L.S., Tarvin C. Grooms, Greencastle, Ind. , to Charles W. Moores, Indianapolis, Feb. 12, 1912, relating to a hitherto xinpub- lished Lincoln story by Wayne Whipple which appeared in The

Christian Herald , Feb. 7, 1912.

Also ; carbon copies of Moores' typed letters to Mr. Grooms, and

to The Christian Herald , both dated Feb. 13, 1912.

359. White, Horace The Lincoln and Douglas debates; an address before the Chicago Historical Society, February 17, 1914 ... Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, cl914.

32 p. and facsim. , ports. 25 cm. Mo. 2170. With accompanying mss. material T.L.S., H. T. Douglas, Jr. to Charles W. Moores, May 27, 1914; concerning a Southerner's (positive) attitude toward Lincoln.

Also ; carbon copy of Moores' typed reply. May 29, 1914.

360. Whitman, Walt Memories of President Lincoln ... New York: Little Leather Library Corp. [n.d.] 127 p. 11 cm. Mo. 1327 gives imprint date as [1923?]

*361. Wikoff, Henry

A letter to Viscount Palmerston, K.G. , Prime Minister of England, on American slavery ... New York; Ross & Tousey, 1861. 84 p. 23 cm. Disbound.

*362. Wilbur, Henry W. Friends with Lincoln in the White House; adapted from Nellie Blessing-Eyster 's story ... second edition. Philadelphia, Pa.; [n.n.] 1913. 32 p. and front. 15 cm.

353. Williams, Frederick D. Michigan soldiers in the Civil War ... Lansing: Michigan Historical Commission, 1960. vii, 43 p. incl. illus. 22 cm. At head of title; John M. Munson Michigan History Fund Pamphlet NTjmber 2. "Dr. Williams' article appeared originally in the March, 1960 issue of Michigan History ."

*364. Williams, Talcott

Lincoln the reader . . . , reprinted from The Review of Reviews . [n.p., n.n., before 1940] Uncut sheet folded to [6] pages, of which 2 contain ads. Page size 24 cm. Caption title. . .

365. Wilson, William Bender A glimpse of the United States Military Telegraph Corps and

of Abraham Lincoln . . . , read before the United Service Club of Philadelphia (by request) January 16, 1889. Holmesburg, Pa.: [n.n.] 1889 (Printed at Meyers, Harrisburg, Pa.) 20 p. 23 cm. Mo. 1059.

*366. Wilson, William Bender A leaf from the history of the rebellion. Sketches of

events and persons . . Philadelphia, Holmesbvurg: [n.n.] June 26, 1888. 27 p. 23 cm. "William B. Wilson, a military telegrapher of the time." —t.p.

367. Wing, Henry E. When Lincoln kissed me; a story of the Wilderness Campaign ... New York: Eaton & Mains; Cincinnati: Jennings & Graham, cl913. 39 p. and port. 17 cm.

First published in The Christian Advocate . "Rev. Henry E. Wing ... is a member of the New York East Conference ..." — Introduction, typesigned D.G.D. The title-page identifies the author as "formerly correspondent of the New York Tribune with the Army of the Potomac." Mo. 2118 lists also later printings.

*368. Woodburn, James Albert The attitude of Thaddeus Stevens toward the conduct of the

Civil War . . . , reprinted from American Historical Review, vol. 12, no. 3, April, 1907. [n.p., n.n., 1907?] [567]-583 p. 27 cm. From July 1861 to his death in 1869 Thaddeus Stevens was the leader of the House Republican majority, and he was an unmerci- ful advocate of Reconstruction policy toward the defeated South, contrary to Lincoln's expressed intentions. He was Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee throughout the war.

*369. Woodburn, James Albert Promotion of historical study in America following the Civil

War . . . , reprinted from the Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society for 1922. [n.p., n.n., 1922?] 439-459 p. 26 cm. Inscribed by the author to Charles W. Moores.

370. Woodbury, Augustus A sketch of the character of Abraham Lincoln; a discourse preached in the Westminster Church, Providence, R.I., Thursday,

June 1 , 1865 . . Providence: S. Rider, 1865. 28 p. 20 cm. "Personal recollections of Lincoln in 1861." —Mo. 826. .

*371 Woodbury Drug Co. 1860 Golden anniversary 1910. 50 years in one room ... Story of a store ... Danville, Illinois.

[Danville? n.n. , 1910?] 17 p. incl. illus. 23 cm. Caption title. Laid in: folded poster about prize winning ears of corn, in a

Woodbury Drug Co. contest. Also : facsimile of a promotional letter.

372. A Workingman's reason for the re-election of Abraham Lincoln,

[n.p. , n.n. , 1864?] 8 p. 22 cm. Caption title. Mo. 371.

*373. The Writ of Habeas Corpus and Mr. Binney. [At end] Philadelphia: [n.n.] Feb. 1862. 35 p. 21 cm. Disbound.

374. Youngson, William Wallace Abraham Lincoln, a majestic symphony; the man of ages. Delivered before the Optimist Clxob in the Multnomah Hotel, Portland, Oregon, Friday noon, February 11, 1944 at the Annual Lincoln Day

Luncheon . . [Portland? n.n., 1944] 15 leaves 30 cm. Caption title. Mimeographed script for what appears to be a work for mixed chorus, with orchestra or organ, and single-voice prose narrative. 62

Index of names and titles; by number Magazine titles iinderlined

A.L. 1 Abraham Lincoln, incidents in Abe Lincoln in Illinois 303 his life 215 Abraham Lincoln [by Hart, A.B.] Abraham Lincoln, Kentucky moun- 125 taineer 29

[by Jayne, W. ] 146 Abraham Lincoln, lawyer 217 [by Nicolay, J.G.] 241 Abraham Lincoln, oration [by

[by Peck, G.R.] 257 Burnham, M. ] 58

[by Reid, W. ] 282 [by Burton, J.E.] 59

[by Rodenberg, W.A. ] 288 Abraham Lincoln, some recollections [by Watterson, H.] 353 and comparisons 232 [by Weik, J.W.] 355 Abraham Lincoln, speech 68 Abraham Lincoln, a biography in Abraham Lincoln still lives 152 pictures 345 Abraham Lincoln, the evolution of Abraham Lincoln, a contribution his emancipation policy 297 toward a bibliography 290 Abraham Lincoln, the man, the Abraham Lincoln, a majestic sym- solution 77 phony 374 Abraham Lincoln, the young man 94 Abraham Lincoln, a sermon 329 Abraham Lincoln walks at midnight Abraham Lincoln, a tribute 115 in Springfield Illinois 214 Abraham Lincoln, address [by Abraham Lincoln we love. The 227 Hoard, W.D.] 133 Abraham Lincoln's birthplace 217 [by Lambert, W.H.] 165 Abraham Lincoln's religion 172 [by Lehman, F.W.] 170 Abraham Lincoln's visit to Evans-

[by McKinley, W. ] 207 ton 88 Abraham Lincoln, an Horatian ode Adams, George E. 5 320 Address at Gettysburg, see Gettys- Abraham Lincoln and Edwin M. burg address Stanton 347 Address at the consecration of the Abraham Lincoln and his last national cemetery at Gettys- resting place 150 burg [Everett] 106 Abraham Lincoln and Mary Owen 2 Address by Francis Lieber 173 Abraham Lincoln and Sojourner Address by the Union League of Truth 340 Philadelphia 6 Abraham Lincoln and the American Address delivered at the dedication ideal 28 of the Lincoln Library 86 Abraham Lincoln and the Detroit Address of Abraham Lincoln deliver- River 312 ed the consecration of the nat- Abraham Lincoln and the working ional cemetery at Gettysburg 7 class 295 Address of E.W. Gantt in favor of Abraham Lincoln as a man among re-union 316 men 327 Address of the Hon. Abraham Abraham Lincoln Association, Lincoln 175 Springfield, 111. 3 Address of the Southern and Western Abraham Lincoln at the Bar of Liberty Convention, The 8 Illinois 286 Address on Abraham Lincoln [by Abraham Lincoln, from his own Black, F.S.] 46 words 18 [by Johnson, M.W.] 151 Abraham Lincoln, his book 174 Address on the occasion of a sword Abraham Lincoln, his friendship presentation 197 for himianity 246 Address to King Cotton, An 259 Abraham Lincoln, his religion 281 Addresses of Gov. John A. Andrew, Abraham Lincoln, in memoriam 4 Edward Everett 9 63

Addresses on the death of Hon. Atzerodt, George A. 42 Edward D. Baker 10 Augustana College 246 Addresses on the presentation of Authentick exposition of the the sword of General Andrew "K.G.C." 22 Jackson 70 Authorities cited antagonistic Alden, W.T. 223 mss. to Binney's conclusions 145 Aley, Robert Judson 101 Autopsy of Abraham Lincoln 167 Allen, Lyman W. 275 Allen Pinkerton's unpublished story 11 Babcock, James F. 2 3 Alvord, Clarence W. 224 mss. Back there in '58 331 American Bar Association 223 Bacon, Henry 20 American Civil War, The 270 Bade, William Frederic 225 mss. American Historical Association Badger, Henry C. 24 137 Bainbridge, Lucy S. 261 American History Leaflets 12-13 Baker, Edward D. 10 American ideals of Lincoln 14 Baker, John H. 223 mss. American Law Review 223 mss. Baldwin, John B. 91 American Magazine 11,304,331-333 Ball, Thomas, 112 Americanization Day in the Indiana Ballarz, Frank W. 175 public schools 14 Bancroft, George 25 America's greatest unsolved Banks, Nathaniel P. 112 murder 219 Banquet celebrating the 102nd Ames, Paul K. 213 anniversary 3 Among Friends 2 3 Baptism of U.S. Grant 195 Ancestry of Abraham Lincoln, The Barker, H.E. 2,130-131,139-140, 180 176,191 Anderson, Fidelia 225 mss. Barnard, George Grey 26 Anderson, Maxwell 303 Barnard's Lincoln 26 Andersonville 209 Bartlett, Truman H. 223 mss. Andrew, John A. 9,15-16,112 Barton, Fred B. 27 Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman 17 Barton, Robert S. 27 Appeal in vindication of peace Barton, William E. 28-37,116 principles. An 197 Basler, Roy P. 38

Anthropologist looks at Lincoln, Bates , Edward 39 An 318 Bates, Thomas 22 3 mss. Appeal to patriotism. An 40 Battle of Bull R\jn 75 Appeal to the people of Pennsyl- Battle of Gettysburg 118,322 vania, An 344 Battle of the giants. The 40 Appel, John W. 77 Behrman, S.N. 303 Appleman, Roy Edgar 18 Bell, M.L. 224 mss.

Appleton ' s Magazine 178 Berea College 29 Apostate President, The 49 Bernard, Adolph 214 Appomattox. McLean House 19 Bernard, Kenneth A. 27 Argosy 85 Betts, Karl S. 119 Armstrong, William H. 223 mss. Beveridge, Albert J. 41 Army of the Potomac 367 Bigelow, Burton 152 Arnold, I.N. 2 Bingham, John A. 42 Arnold, Samuel 42 Binney, Horace 43,56,145,283,373 Art and Archaeology 20 Bishop, Richard E. 45 Articles of Confederation 13 Bishop, Jim 44 Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Bissell, George E. 293 300 Bixby, Mrs. 38 Atkinson, Eleanor 21 Black, Frank S. 46 Attitude of Thaddeus Stevens, The Blacke, Louis Gaylord 47 368 Blair, Francis G. 252 64

Bland, John R. 223 mss. C. Hennecke Co. 65

Blessing-Eyster , Nellie 362 Cabinet session, A 66

Board of School Commissioners, Cadwalader , George 96 Indianapolis 225 mss. Cambridgeport Parish 24 Bollinger Lincoln Collection 350 Campbell, Blendon 332 Booth, Edwin 304 Canisius, Theodor 284 Booth, John Wilkes 42,304,337 Cannon, Joseph G. 67-68,135 Booth, Newton 48 Cannons fired in joy 245 Boston Board of Trade 274 Capture of the slave-ship "Cora", Boston Evening Transcript 136 The 122 Boy at Lincoln's feet, A 189 Card and a correction, A 131 Boyd, William 49 Career of a country lawyer. The Boyhood of Lincoln, The 217 223 Bradford, Alexander W. 296 Carman, Louis D. 69 Brainerd, Cephas 175 Casper Daily Tribune 28 Brandeis, Albert S. 225 mss. Cass, Lewis 70 Brief analysis of Lincoln's Cass Thetre 303 character 130 Causes of the American civil war. Bright, Sen. of Indiana 124 The 229 British drama of Lincoln, A 50 Celebration of Lincoln's birthday Brittenham, Allen C. 224 mss. 71 Brooks, Noah 51 Century Magazine 51,122,209,277 Browning, O.H. 2 Ceremonies at the unveiling of [a] Bryan, William Lowell 101 monument to Herndon 214 Bryon, Thomas B. 52 Chambrun, Charles Adolphe Pine ton, Buchanan, James 77,109 marquis de 72 Buchanan's administration on the Chancellorsville campaign 74 eve of the rebellion 77 Channing, Edward 12-13 Buck, George 223 mss. Chapter of unwritten history, A Buckingham, J.E., Sr. 53 272 Bull Run Battle, see Battle of Bull Character and results of the war 53 Run Charles E. Feinberg will speak on Bullard, Frederick Lauriston Abraham Lincoln 110 54-55 Chase, S.O. 307 Bullitt, John C. 56 Chicago Bar Association 286 Bunn, John W. 57,223 mss. Chicago Daily News 36 Burnett, Charles A. 225 mss. Chicago Historical Society 36, Burnham, M. 58 297,359 Burpa, Oliver C. 22 3 mss. Chiperfield, Burnett M. 73 Burton, John E. 59-62,188,212 Christian Herald 357 Burton's want list 60 Chronicle 276 Bush, Sarah, see Lincoln, Sarah Bush Chronological arrangement of the Bush, Squire H. 294 facts of the Chancellorsville Bust of Lincoln, The 100 campaign 74 Butler, Benjamin F. 63 Civil government an ordinance of Butler, Charles Henry 64 God 156 Butler, Nicholas Murray 38 Civil War, The 287 Butts, J.T. 202 Civil War medicine 75 Claflin, William 231 Clay, Oliver S. 76 Claysonian-Lincoln memorial 76 Cleland, John E. 225 mss. Cleveland Plain Dealer 270 Cliosophic essays 77 Coddington, David S. 78 65

Coleman, William M. 79 Declaration of Independence 352

Collectors of books . . . relating Defense of Lincoln's mother, A 212 to Abraham Lincoln 330 De Fontaine, F.J. 98 Collis, Charles H.T. 80,281 Delaney, Alfred 106 Colonel Baldwin's interview with Detroit Historical Society 312 Mr. Lincoln 91 Detroit News Sunday Pictorial 98 Commission of Inquiry and Advice Detroit Piiblic Library 2 3 in Respect of the Sanitary Inter- Detroit River and Abraham Lincoln, ests of the United States Forces, The 312 see United States. Sanitary Diary of Gideon Welles, The 357 Commission Directory of collectors 330 Committee of One H\indred and Fifty Discourse delivered on the day of 9 the funeral of President Lincoln Concklin, Roscoe 81 202 Confederation Articles, see Disunion and slavery 280 Articles of Confederation Dodge, Daniel K. 224 mss. Constitution and presidential Dodge, Grenville M. 178,218 elections. The 81 Donahoe, F.P. 2 34 Continental Monthly 66 Dondero, George A. 99 Convention of 1860, see Repiiblican Douglas, H.F., Jr. 224 mss. Convention of 1860 Douglas, H.T., Jr. 359 mss. Conversion of Abraham Lincoln, Douglas, Stephen A. 52 The 212 Douglass, Frederick 105 Cooper, Peter 82 Dr. Abraham Lincoln 69 Cooper Institute speech 175 Dr. Anson G. Henry 266 Cora [slave-ship] 122 Drennan, John G. 224 mss. Corbett, Boston 85,346 Drinkwater, John 50 Corwin, Thomas 83 Duff, Nellie Browne 214 Cosmopolitan Magazine 353 Durban, F.A. 223 mss. Counsel assigned. The 17 Durkee, CD. 223 mss. Cramton, Louis C. 351 Durman, Donald C. 27,119,148, Crittenden, 306 159,237 Crocker, Samuel L., Jr. 84 Dwyer, James Francis 100 Croy, Homer 85 Cullom, Shelby M. 86 Cunningham, J.O. 87 Early letter by Thaddeus Stevens, An Curry, J. Seymour 88 255 Curtin, A.G. 89 East, Ernest E. 267 Curtis, Benjamin Robbins 90 Eastman, Ralph M. 112 Education of Abraham Lincoln, The 30 Dabney, R.L. 91 Educator-Journal 101 Daly, Tom 224 mss. 1860 Association Tracts 314 Dannett, Sylvia G.L. 92 1860—Golden anniversary— 1910 371 Darling, Edmund A. 342 Eighth Kentucky Company C 195 Darling, F.O. 336 Elder, William 102 Darling, Flora A. 342 Emancipation as a compensation for Daughters of the American Revolu- military service 302 tion, Springfield Chapter 147 Emancipation Proclamation, see Davis, J. McCan 93,174,223 mss. Proclamation of Emancipation Davis, Jefferson 203 Emerson, Ralph 104 Davis, Lillie J. 225 mss. Emerson's personal recollections Davis, Ozora S. 94 104 Day, P.B. 95 English, William H. 216 Day Lincoln was shot. The 44 Equality of all men before the law. Death of Lincoln, The 357 The 105 Debt and resources of the United Ernestinoff, Alexander 141 States 102 66

Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln 134 Galli, Stan 219 Eulogy on President Lincoln 78 Gantt, E.W. 316 Eulogy upon the character and ser- Gass, Lewis, see Cass, Lewis vices of Abraham Lincoln 84 General Motors 239,345 Event on which the great Civil Gettysburg Address 4,7,46,61,106, War hinged. The 138 113,186,211,261,355 Everett, Edward 9,106-107,112 Gettysburg Battle, see Battle of Evidence that Abraham Lincoln was Gettysburg not born in lawful wedlock. Gettysburg speech. The 61 The 79 Gilchrist, Alexander 224 mss. Executive power 90 Gipsin, Lawrence H. 114 Expulsion of Senator Bright, The Glanzman, Louis 44,85 124 Glimpse of the U.S. Telegraph Extracts from Lincoln's state Corps 365 papers 12 Golden Anniversary 46 Gordon, Charles U. 207 Graff, Ellis U. 14 Facts about the Civil War 108 Graham, William J. 115 Faith of Abraham Lincoln, The 166 Grand Army Hall and Memorial Assoc- Farewell speech to his Springfield iation of Illinois 116,146 friends 4,244 mss. Grand Army of the Republic 58,216, Father Abraham 332 298 Faulkner, T.C. 109 Grant, Ulysses S. 68,192,196 Faulkner's History of the revolution Gray, Ralph 117 in the southern states 109 Great Civil War, The 336 Feinberg, Charles E. 110 Great issues now before the country. Fell, Jesse W. 150 The 107 Fifty years in one room 371 Greatness of Abraham Lincoln, The Fighting Island 312 31 Filson Club 34 Greeley, Horace 121 Fink, Lieutenant 197 Green, Fletcher M. 242 Finley, W.H. 224 mss. Greenly Collection, The 313 Firelands Pioneer Association, Nor- Griffith, Albert H. 223 mss. walk 87 Grigsby, Aaron 356 First Inaugural address 186 Grigsby, Sarah Lincoln 356 First reading of the Emancipation Grimm, Herbert L. 118 Proclamation 217 Grimsly, Elizabeth Todd 176 Fish, Daniel 223 mss. Grooms, Tarvin C. 358 mss. Fisher, Frank R. 223 mss. Gross, Anthony 223 mss. Fisk University 208 Guerin, Jules 20 Foley, S.A. 223 mss. Guide for the observance of the Fonnan, Allan 111 Centennial of the Civil War 119 Forbes, Allan 112 Force Bill 1833 354 Ford, Clayton D. 201 Hall, A. Oakey 121 Fortenbaugh, Robert 113 Hall, Newman 120 Fourth Annual Conference on Indiana Hall, Wilburn 122 History, Proceedings 161 Hambidge, Jay 11,21,331,333 Fowler, H. Alfred 190 Hamilton, Arthur W. 250

Friends of the Library of Detroit Hampton ' s Magazine 169 110 Hanby, Alice L. Harper 123 Friends with Lincoln in the White Hancock, Winfield S. 309

House 362 Hanks , Lucy 36 Future of the Northwest, The 254 Hanks, Nancy, see Lincoln, Nancy Hanks 67

Harding, Samuel Bannister 186 Howe, Daniel Wait 137 Harned, William 8 Howe, W.T.H.' 224 mss. Harper' s Magazine 127 Hoxiw, Joseph 121 Harris, Elmer 303 Hoyt, Franklin S. 22 3 mss. Harris, Ira 124 Himian rights and King Andy 49 Hart, Albert Bushnell 12-13,125 Humble conqueror. The 24 Hastings, Sally 255 Hutchinson, J.R. 180 Haworth, Ira 126 Hutchison, A. P. 138 Hay, John 38,127,164,292 Hazenton,G.W. 223 mss. He knew Lincoln 333 Iglehart, John E. 123 Head, Jane Ramsay 35 Illinois and Lincoln literature Head, Jesse 35 139 Heartman's auction no. XIV 128 Illinois College, Jacksonville 30 Heighten, William 105 Illinois State Historical Society, Heilman, William 225 mss. Transaction 32 Hennecke Co., see C. Hennecke Co. In memoriam William Harrison Lam- Henry, Anson G. 256 bert 140 Henry W. Rogers on the rebellion Inaugural address, first, see 289 First Inaugural address Hensel, W.U. 77,129,255 Inaugural address, second, see Herald 188 Second Inaugural address Herndon, William H. 41,130-131, Independent 227 166,214 Indiana Historical Commission 161 Herold, David E. 42 Indiana Historical Society 103, Hill, Frederick Trevor 40,132 161 Hill, John Wesley 71 Indiana Lincoln Route Commission Hinchliff, H.E. 223 mss. 356 History of American abolitionism Indiana Lincoln Union 45 98 Indiana Reading Circle 225 mss. History of the revolution in the Indiana Society of the Sons of the southern states 109 American Revolution 216 Hoard, W.D. 133,223 mss. Indianapolis Orchestra 141 Hodges, Leigh Mitchell 324 Indianapolis Public Schools 181 Hogate, Enoch G. 223 mss. Influence of Illinois in the devel- Holcomb, J.I. 45 opment of Abraham Lincoln, The Holiday 346 32 Holland, Josiah Gilbert 134 Ingersoll, Robert G. 80,142,281 Homestead of Zbraham Lincoln 135 Instruction for making muster-roll Honest Abe and the little giant 143 189 Iowa Historical Society, see Hooker, Joseph 112,195 State Historical Society of Horace Greeley decently dissected Iowa 121 Iron Worker 226 Hough, C.W. 223 mss. Irrepressible conflict. The 299 Houghton Mifflin Co. 225 mss. Irwin, Benjamin F. 144 House, W.M. 223 mss. House in which Abraham Lincoln died. The 136 Jackson, Andrew 70 House Where Lincoln Died, The 204 Jackson, Andrew. Proclamation to Houston, Sam 22 3 mss. South Carolina, 1833 352,354 How a free people conduct a long Jackson, Tatlow 145 war 319 JAMA 167-168 How Abraham Lincoln became Presi- Jayne, William 146-147 dent 93 Jenkins, Alan 148 Howard, Sidney 303 68

Jewitt, William Cornett 121 Lehmann, Frederick W. 170,225 mss. John P. Munson Michigan History Leslie's Weekly 341 Fvmd 363 Letcher, John 91 Johnson, Andrew 49,149,228 Letter of Peter Cooper on slave Johnson, Edward S. 150 emancipation 82 Johnson, Mordecai W. 151 Letter of the Hon. R.J. Walter 348 Johnson, Robert W. 263 Letter on American slavery 361 Jones, Edgar DeWitt 152 Letter to her cousin Elizabeth Jones, Edward Smyth 153 Todd Grimsly, A 176 Jones, Katharine M. 92 Letter to Mrs. Bixby 38 Jones, Richard Lloyd 40,154 Letter to Viscount Palmerston, A Jones, Thomas D. 155 361 Junkin, George 146 Letters from Europe 171 Levy, J. Leonard 172 Lieber, Francis 173 K.G.C. 22 Life 279 Kaine, John Langdon 157 Life and eulogy of Daniel Webster, Keim, General 96 The 47 Kelley, William D. 105 Life and Labor 33 Kentucky in the Civil War 158 Life, crime, and capture of John Kettell, Thomas Prentice 242 Wilkes Booth, The 337 Keyes, Mr. 7 Life of Abraham Lincoln for boys Kincaid, Robert L. 158-159,194 and girls. The 225 King, Horatio W. 182 Lincoln, Abraham. Abraham Lincoln, King, Simeon W. 160 his book 174 Kiper, Roscoe 161 . Address before the Washing- Kirkpatrick, Thomas B. 162 tonian Temperance Society Kitchell, John W. 317 126 Kiwanis Club of Scranton, Pa. . Annual message to Congress, 327 Dec. 6, 1864 23 Knapp, G.L. 163 Cooper institute speech 175 Knights of the Golden Circle 22 Farewell speech to his Spring- Knox, William 4 field friends 4,224 mss., Krauskopf, Joseph 164 225 mss. First Inaugural address 186

. Gettysburg address 4,7,46, Ladies ' Home Journal 21 61,106,113,186,211,261 Lambert, William Harrison 140, . Letter to Jesse W. Fell 150 165-166,223 mss. . Letter to Mrs. Bixby 38 Lamon, 166 . Letter to Theodor Casinius Lancaster County Historical So- 284 ciety 255 . Poems 220 Last Lincoln landmark 294 . Proclamation of Emancipation Last of John Wilkes Booth, The 4,62 304 . Second Inaugural address 4 Lattimer, John K. 167-168 . State papers 12 Laughlin, Clara E. 169,223 mss., Lincoln, Bathsheba 36 300 Lincoln, Mary Todd 176,315,349 Laws of the Commonwealth, The 262 Lincoln, Nancy Hanks 35,45,79,212 Lawson, John D. 223 mss. Lincoln, Robert T. 7,177 Lea, J. Henry 180 Lincoln, Sarah, see Grigsby, Sarah Leaf from the history of the rebel- Lincoln lion, A 366 Lincoln, Sarah Bush 294 Lecture on Lincoln, A 142 Lincoln, Thomas 35,37 Lee, Blenett 223 mss. Lincoln, Thomas B. 124 , ,

Lincoln [by Knapp, G.L.] 163 Lincoln Memorial University 71, Lincoln, address [by Adams, G.E.] 154,210,221,273 5 Lincoln memorials 185 Lincoln, addresses and letters 224 Lincoln Museum, The 204 Lincoln and Booth, a chronicle 169 Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. Lincoln and the Burns event 269 38 Lincoln and Darim, emancipators Lincoln, new birth of our new soil 178 2 30 Lincoln and democracy 245 Lincoln pew. The 275

Lincoln and Douglas debates , The Lincoln prescribes for today 201 359 Lincoln selections 186 Lincoln and Gettysburg 113 Lincoln Sesquicentennial 187 Lincoln and labor 33 Lincoln souvenir, A 188 Lincoln and Michigan 245,305 Lincoln State Park 45 Lincoln and prevention of war 194 Lincoln the reader 364 Lincoln and Sickles 290 Lincoln they saw. The 189 Lincoln and slavery 208 Lincoln, what manner of man was he Lincoln and the bridge case 179 239 Lincoln and the modern world 221 Lincoln year book. The 285 Lincoln and Wisconsin 245 Lincolniana book plates 190 Lincoln as a politician 203 Lincoln's birthday 1907 147 Lincoln as his partner knew him Lincoln's body guard 199-200 41 Lincoln's boyhood days in Indiana Lincoln as President 311 161 Lincoln Birthplace Memorial 180 Lincoln's cases in the Illinois Lincoln Centenary, The 180 Supreme Court 22 3 Lincoln Centenary Committee of New Lincoln's early manhood 217 York 230 Lincoln's farewell to Springfield Lincoln Centennial, The 181 friends 245 Lincoln Centennial Association, Lincolns in their old Kentucky home Springfield, 111. 3 The 34 Lincoln Centennial Banquet, Spring- Lincoln's legacy of inspiration 132 field, 111. 64 Lincoln's marriage 191 Lincoln-Civil War Council, see Lincoln's masterpiece 211 National Lincoln-Civil War Council Lincoln's religion 192 Lincoln Club, Berlin 95 Lincoln's religious belief 144 Lincoln-Douglas debate 177,186,359 Lincoln's silent son 341 Lincoln Farm Association 135,180 Lincoln's treatment of General Lincoln Fellowship 182-183,271 Grant 192 Lincoln Fellowship of New York 140 Lincoln's wedding 349 Lincoln Fellowship of Southern Lindley, Frank 223 mss. California 159 Lindsay, Vachel 214 Lincoln Group of Boston 27,55 Lindstrom, Ralph G. 159,194

Lincoln Herald 38,148,158 Linengood [?] , W.W. 224 mss. Lincoln heritage in the Cumberlands Lippincott 163 The 159 Literary Digest 50 Lincoln ideals. The 184 Literary genius of Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln inquiry. The 123 The 220 Lincoln Library 86 Little life of Lincoln, The 358 Lincoln life mask. The 65,277 Living memorial to Lincoln, The Lincoln life sketches 2 38 154 Lincoln memorial address 73 Loewenthal, Caroline 172 Lincoln Memorial Association, Kansas Lookout Mountain 195 city 126 Lookout Valley 195 Lincoln Memorial Meeting of the Lorant, Stefan 196 Church of the Covenant 64 Love, Alfred H. 197 , ,

Love story of Ann Ruthledge, The Marshall, Thomas R. 101 21 Martin, James M. 212 Loyal Legion, Cincinnati 308 Mary Todd Lincoln Memorial 213 Loyal Legion, Milwaukee 133 Massachusetts, Legislature of Loyal Legion of the United States 15-16 Military Order of the, see Massey, Raymond 303 Military Order of the Loyal Masters, Edgar Lee 214 Legion Masters, Hardin W. 214 Loyal National League 173 Mayberry, Wm.M. 2 34 Loyal Publication Society 82 Meese, William A. 215 171,216 Memorial address on the life and Loyalty, what is it? 198 character of Abraham Lincoln 25 Lytle, Harry C. 350 Memorial discourse on the character of Abraham Lincoln, A 95 Memorial of the Indiana Society of M.R.W. 292 the Sons of the American Revolu- McBride, Robert Wesley 199-200 tion 216

, L. MacChasing [?] Nathan 223 mss. Memorial service . . . John Hay 292 McClellan, George B. 193,244 mss. Memories of Abraham Lincoln 160 McClelland, Stewart W. 201 Memories of Lincoln 155 McClintock, John 201 Memories of President Lincoln 360 McClunny [?] , Nathan L. , see Mentor 125 MacChasing [?] , Nathan L. Mentor Association, Inc. 217 McClure, Alexander K. 203 Mentor Course, The 217 McClure, StanleyW. 204 Merrill, Charles W. 223 mss. M'Coffin, William 223 mss. Merrill, Edward B. 223 mss. McComb, Excemper 223 mss. Merryman, John 96 McCook, Henry Christopher 205 Meserve, Frederick Hill 334 McCormick-Reaper case 104 Meserve Collection 334 McDonald, R.W. 223 mss. Message of A.G. Curtin 89 McElroy, John 206 Michigan Alumnus Quarterly Review McKinley, William 207 313 McLean House, see Michigan and the Repioblican Con- Appomattox. McLean House vention of 1860 244-245 McLellan, Charles W. 190,223 mss., Michigan Christian Advocate 312 271 Michigan soldiers in the Civil War McLellan, Hugh 22 3 mss. 363 McMurdy, Robert 208 Middlesex Club, Boston 68 MP 75 Military Order of the Loyal Legion, Magazine of American History 111 District of Columbia Commandery Makers of history in the 19th cen- 347

tury 282 , Pennsylvania Commandery 205, Man who avenged Lincoln, The 85 218 Man who killed Lincoln, The 303, Millard, Joseph 219 346 Miller, Marion Mills 220 Man who supposes himself to be Miller, Robert M. 225 mss. Moses, The 228 Milton, George Fort 221 Man who married Lincoln's parents. Minniq, Donald I. 27 The 35 Mississippi Valley Historical Manassas, Battle of, see Battle Association 240 of Bull Run Mississippi Valley Historical Mann, T.H. 209 Review 114 Mannering, Mitchell 210 Modtibolt [pseud.?] 222 Maria Patricia, Sister 225 mss. Moores, Charles W. 14,20,31,40,60, Markens, Isaac 211 67,71,88,153,160,213,223-225, Marquette Cliib of Chicago 257 272,317,356,358-359 71

Moores, Merrill 71 New York Avenue Presbyterian Moore-Smith, C. 321 Church, Washington 275 Morgan, Richard P. 224 mss. New York Times 97,132 Morgan, William J. 226 Newkirk, Garrett 189,238 Moses 228 Newman, Arnold 346 Moses, Montrose J. 227 Newman, John 196 Moses and Joshua 278 Newman, Ralph G. 2 39 Motley, John Lathrop 229 Newton, Joseph Fort 240 Mott, Edward Harold 2 30 Nicholson, John P. 218 Mountaineer [pseud.?] 231 Nicolay, John G. 241 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Emerson's personal No treason 310 recollections 104 Noble Lincoln fragment, A 2 3 Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and her North in 1860, The 137 friends 315 Northwestern Christian Advocate 160 Mrs. Frances (Todd) Wallace des- Notes of a visit to California 309

cribes Lincoln's wedding 349 Notes on ' Southern wealth and Mrs. Lincoln refurbishes the northern profits' 242 White House 267 Nott, Charles W. 175 Mudd, Richard 148 Nye, James W. 243 Mudd, Samuel A. 42 Nyman, Lloyd G. 244-245 Muir, John 225 mss. Mulligan, Charles J. 317 Munger, Thomas C. 223 mss. O! it is great for our country Munsell, Oliver S. 80 to die 106 Munsey's Magazine 315 O.M. Mitchel Post No. 1 298 Oakleaf, Joseph Benjamin 190, 246-247 Nadal, E.S. 232 O' Conor, Charles 299 Nance, Ross A. 224 mss. Ode to Lincoln 141 Nancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial, The Oh! why should the spirit of mortal 45 be proud? 4 Narrative of privations and suf- Ohio Educational Monthly 248 ferings 2 33 Ohio Volunteer Cavalry 199-200 National Geographic Magazine 117 O'Laughlin, Michael 42 National Guard 234 Old Salem Chautauqua 249-250 National Lincoln-Civil War Coiincil Old theories upset 36 349 Oldroyd Lincoln Memorial Collection National Lincoln Monument Associa- 136 tion, The 235 Oldroyd, Osborn H. 220 National Lincoln Mon\ament, Spring- Omwake, J. 225 mss. field, 111. 150 On political economy 251

National Union Convention of 1864 On the finances , and the power of 247 Congress to issue demand Neff, Hermanus 2 34 treasury notes 307 Negro slavery not unjust 299 One hundredth anniversary. The 252 Nevins, Allan 245 Optimist Cl;ib, Portland, Oregon New Bluebook 44 374 New England ancestry of Abraham Oration commemorative of President Lincoln, The 54 Abraham Lincoln, An 32 3 New England Magazine 43 Oration delivered in the City of New Era 255 Stockton 48 New gospel of peace. The 236 Ordinances of secession 109 New Salem State Park 237 Original Lincoln proclamation New story of Lincoln's assassination, burned 62 A 157 Other statues of Boston 112 72

Ottawa debate 40 Pratt, Harry E. 266-267 Our American cousin 300 Prayer of the Presidents, The 268 Our first American 277 Presbyterian Magazine 275 Our foreign relations 325 Presentation and unveiling of the Our leader 64 memorial tablets 268 Our Lincoln Memorial 253 President Abraham Lincoln 217 Our women in the Sixties 92 President Lincoln's address at Ourdo, Joseph 141 Gettysburg 261 Outlook 189,232,261,324,355 Owen , Mary 2 President Lincoln's unlucky pass Owen, Robert Dale 254 111 Price, John 225 mss. Principia College of Liberal Arts Palimpsest 179 201 Papers read before the Lancaster Pritchett, Henry 57 County Historical Society 255 Privileges of the Writ of Habeas Parents of Lincoln, The 40 Corpus under the Constitution Parry, Thomas Wood 225 mss. 43, 56 Paulding, J.K. 314 Proceedings at the 2nd and 3rd Payne, Frank Owen 20 annual meeting of the Lincoln Payne, Lewis 42 Fellowship 271 Peabody, Winifred F. 225 mss. Proceedings at the 4th annual Pearce, James A. 256 meeting of the Lincoln Fellow- Peasley, J. 223 mss. ship 182 Peck, George R. 257 Proclamation of Emanciaption Peckham, Howard 258 4,62,103,217 Pelleton, Eugene 259 Proclamation to South Carolina 1833 Pennell, Orrin Henry 260 352,354 Pennsylvania State Bar Associa- Procter, Addison G. 116,225 mss., tion 129 272 People's Convention of the 7th Cong. Program of the celebration of Dist. of Massachusetts 335 Lincoln's birthday 1917 273 Percival, James G. 106 Promises of the Declaration of Personal memories of Lincoln 261 Independence, The 326 Personal recollections of Mr. Lin- Promotion of historical study 370 coln 72 Prophecy and fulfillment 316 Personal recollections of President Prosecution of Franklin W. Smith Abraham Lincoln 218 274 Phillips, Wendell 105,262 Prospect, The 231 Photographs of Lookout Mountain and Pulpit and Rostrum 354 Lookout Valley 195 Pike, Albert 263 Pinkerton, Allen 11 Ramsay, David 255 Pioneer 87 Radcliffe, Wallace 275 Pitcher, John 12 3 Rally at Kalamazoo, The 276 Playgoer 303 Rankin, Henry B. 277 Playwrights' Company 303 Rankin, J.E. 278 Poets' Lincoln, The 220 Ransom Post No. 131 58 Political revolution of 1860, The Rare letter on Lincoln 258 77 Rare photos of Lincoln's exhumation Porter, William D. 314 279 Portraits and sketches of the lives Ratclift, E.H. 224 mss. of all the candidates 264 Raymond, Henry Jarvis 280 Portraits of Lincoln, Grant, Davis, Real Lincoln, The 41 and Lee 264 Rebellion Record 171 73

Reconstruction 243 Sarah Bush Lincoln, the beloved Reeves, Robert N. 281 foster mother 294 Raid, Whitelaw 282 Sayre College 213 Reissner, F.L. 225 mss. Scarrett, Mrs. 263 Religion of Abraham Lincon, The Schleuter, Herman, see 80 Schlueter, Herman Religious views of Abraham Lin- Schlueter, Herman 295

coln 260 Scribner ' s Monthly 199 Remensnyder, Jiinius B. 261 Seasongood, Murray 22 3 mss. Reminiscences about Abraham Lin- Secession and coercion 296 coln 126 Second Inaugural address 4,186 Reminiscences and souvenirs of the Selby, Paul 297 assassination of Abraham Lin- Sentinel 62 coln 53 Sermon on the assassination of Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln, A 120 309 Services in commemoration of the Remsburg, J.E. 130 100th anniversary 298 Reply to Horace Binney's pamphlet, Seward, William H. 299 A 283 Shaw, Elton Raymond 300 Republic of North America, The Shellabarger, Samuel 301 222 Sherman, John 302 Repiiblican Convention of 1860 Sherwood, Robert E. 303

244-245,272 Shield , a magazine for busy men Republican platform. The 284 253 Review of Mr. Binney's pamphlet Short life of Lincoln, A 225 56 Sickles, Daniel E. 80,182,271,290 Rice, Elmer 303 Siddons, F.L. 223 mss. Rice, Wallace de Groot Cecil 285 Sketch of the character of Abraham Richards, Geo. W. 77 Lincoln, A 370 Richards, John T. 22 3 mss., 286 Skinner, Otis 304 Riddle, Francis A. 146 Smith, Arthur M. 245,305 Right to secede. The 314 Smith, Franklin W. 274 Ristine, Harley T. 223 mss. Smyser, George H. 223 mss., Robert S. Barton memorial 27 225 mss. Rogers, Henry Wade 22 3 mss. Snorr, Mrs. 65 Robertson, James I., Jr. 287 Snyder, H.R. 225 mss. Rochester Committee 289 Society of Indiana Pioneers 161 Rodenberg, William A. 288 Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, Rogers, Henry W. 289 Indianapolis 216 Rohrbach, James A. 224 mss. Some characteristics of Abraham Roper's Rock 195 Lincoln 205 Rosemond Cemetery statue 317 Some Lincoln correspondence with Roy, Paul R. 118 Southern leaders 306 Rusling, James F. 290 Some recollections of Abraham Russell, L.E. 291 Lincoln 87 Ruthledge, Ann 21,30 Sons of the American Revolution 216 Ruthledge, David 30 Soul growth of Abraham Lincoln 206 South Congregational Church, New Britain 94 Sad story of Nancy Hanks, The 77 Southern and Western Liberty Con-

Sally Hastings , a literary grass vention 8 widow 255 Southern Historical Society Papers Saltmarsh, W.F. 293 91 Sandburg, Carl 148,334 Southern Indiana Historical Society, Sanitary Commission, see Proceedings 123 United States. Sanitary Commis- Southern wealth and northern profits sion 242 74

Southwestern Indiana Historical Sunday discourses by Krauskopf 164 Society 123 Surratt, Mary E. 42

Souvenir of Lincoln's birthplace Surrey Chapel , London 120 162 Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Spangler, Edward 42 Corpus 39 Spaulding, Elbridge Gerry 284,307 Sustain the government! 328 Speech by Robert T. Lincoln 177 Suthpen, Paul F. 329 Speech of Hon. Samuel Shella- Sweet, Forest H. 330 barger 301 Swelt, Charles S. 223 mss. Speech of Hon. Thomas Corwin 82 Sylvan cabin. The 153 Speed, James 308 Speed, Joshua F. 309 Spooner, Lysander 310 Table-talk of Abraham Lincoln, St. Benjamin 236 The 321 St. Paul's Cathedral, London 292 Taft, Charles P. 26 Stabbing of Lincoln's Secretary Taft, William Howard 26,46 of State, The 168 Tail of the army calls on Lincoln, Star story of the events leading The 324 up to the Civil War 245 Tanner, James 258 Starr, John William 311 Tanney, Chief Justice 96 Starr, Leander 259 Tarbell, Ida M. 11,40,331-333 Starr, Thomas I. 148,312-313 Taunton, City of 84 State Historical Society of Iowa Taylor, Tom 300 179,240 Temple, Wayne Calhoun 349 State of the Union 83 Temple of the Reform Congregation State sovereignty and the doctrine Keneseth Israel, Philadelphia of coercion 314 164 "States" [pseud.] 314 Thaddeus Stevens as a country Statesmanship of President lawyer 129 Johnson, The 114 Thayer, William Roscoe 127 Stearns, George L. 105 Third Army Corps Union 283 Steell, Willis 315 This is Abraham Lincoln 334 Stein, Theodore, Jr. 224 mss. Thomas, A. A. 223 mss., 224 mss. Stephen A. Douglas on the cause and Thomas, Benjamin F. 9,335 effect of the rebellion 52 Thomas, Benjamin P. 194 Stephens, Alexander H. 99,306,316 Thomas Cook & Son, Edinburgh 293 Stephens, John A. 99 Thomas I. Starr, courageous Lin- Stepp, John W. 245 coln scholar 148 Stern, Philip van Doren, see Three addresses by Hon. W.U. Hensel Van Doren Stern, Philip 255 Stern, Sara Messing 317 Three pictures of Abraham Lincoln Stevens, Thaddeus 129,225,368 261 Stewart, Judd 190,306 To the loyal men of Massachusetts Stewart, T.D. 318 328 Stille, Charles J. 319 To the President of the United Stoddard, Richard Henry 320 States 263,343

Stoddard, William 0. 321 Today ' s best thought 31 Stone, Dr. 167 Todd, Elizabeth, s ee Grimsly, Storrick, W.C. 322 Elizabeth Todd Storrs, Richard S., Jr. 323 Todd, Frances Jane, see Wallace, Stott, Dr. 223 mss. Frances Todd Stradling, James M. 324 Todd, Mary, see Lincoln, Mary Todd Strawn, Silas H. 224 mss. Tomes, Robert 336 Stuart, M.H. 22 3 mss. Torpedo Bureau 226 Sumner, Charles 112,274,325-326 Torpedoes in the James 226 Sumner, Guy Lynn 327 Townsend, George Alfred 337 75

Tracy, Gilbert A. 203 Washington in Lincoln's time 51 Trails and shrines 338 Washingtonian Temperance Society Trial of the assassins and conspi- 126 rators. The 339 Washington's Farewell address 352 Trial of the conspirators for the Watkins, H.H. 225 mss. assassination of Abraham Lin- Watson, Edward L. 212 coln 42 Watterson, Henry 353 Trippett, Oscar A. 22 3 mss. Webster, Daniel 47,354

True , the Man's Magazine 219 Weed, Thurlow 121 Truth, Sojourner 340 Weik, Jesse W. 11,41,355-356 Twenty five books in the Bollinger Welles, Edgar T. 357 Lincoln Collection 350 Welles, Gideon 357 Twenty-five years in the national What happened to Lincoln's body capital 275 279 Two Congressmen 99 What I saw of Lincoln 178 Wheeler, William G. 224 mss. When Lincoln kissed me 367 Ulm, Aaron Hardy 341 Whipple, Wayne 358 Ulysses S. Grant, the modest, White, Charles T. 177 courageous man 68 White, Horace 359

Union League of Philadelphia Whiteford [?] , Kurt N. 225 mss. 6,46 Whiteley, Amos 224 mss. Union Light Guard 199-200 Whitman, Walt 110,360 Union not a compact. The 354 Who wrote the "Letter to Mrs. United Service Clvib of Philadelphia Bixby"? 38 365 Wikoff, Henry 361 United States Intelligencer, The Wilbur, Henry W. 362 206 Wilderness Campaign 367 United States. Sanitary Commission William H. Herndon 214 233,343-344 William L. Clements Library 258, University of Birmingham, Eng. 282 313 Unveiling and consecration of the Williams, Frederick D. 363 John Hay Memorial Window 164 Williams, Talcott 364 Wilson, James G. 182 Wilson, Omar [?] 225 mss. Vacation tour through Lincoln Land Wilson, Rufus Rockwell 155 117 Wilson, William Bender 365-366 Van Doren Stern, Philip 245,345- Wing, Henry E. 367 346 Winthrop, Robert C. 9 Vincent, Thomas M. 347 With Lincoln at the White House Voice of a true democrat. The 149 127 Volk, Leonard W. 277 Wood, H.E.R. 224 mss. Vote for Judge B.F. Thomas 335 Woodburn, James Albert 368-370 Woodbury, Augustus 370 Woodbury Drug Co. 371 W. , M.R. 292 Workingman's reason for the re- Walch, Henry F. 258 election of Abraham Lincoln, A Walker, R.J. 348 372 Walker, Julia Fried 101 Wright, Elizur 105 Wallace, Frances Todd 191,349 Writ of Habeas Corpus 39,43,56,96, Wallis, G.B. 189 145,256,283,301,373

Walton, Clyde C. , Jr. 350 Wusku [?] , Cara Dana 223 mss. War Fund Committee 323 Warren, Louis Austin 294,351 Yancey, W.L. 280 Was "Abe" Lincoln a gentleman? 55 Yankee in Andersonville, A 209 Washington, George. Farewell Young Men's Republican Union 175 address 352 Youngson, William Wallace 374

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