An edition of Some reminiscences of Lincoln (1922)

Some reminiscences of Lincoln

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Cover of: Some reminiscences of Lincoln by Russell H. Conwell, Russell H. Conwell
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An edition of Some reminiscences of Lincoln (1922)

Some reminiscences of Lincoln

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The Reminiscences are extracts from Conwell's Why Lincoln Laughed, published and copyrighted by Harper and Brothers. Lincoln's appeal for loyalty to law is from his address to Young Men's Lyceum of Springfield, Illinois, January 27, 1837, when Lincoln was twenty-seven years of age.

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English
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181

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Humor, Anecdotes

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Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)

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Some reminiscences of Lincoln
1922, [publisher not identified]
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Detached from Home Circle, February 9, 1922.

With "Lincoln's appeal for loyalty to law."

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Other Titles
Lincoln's appeal for loyalty to law., Why Lincoln laughed.

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pages 180-181
Number of pages
181

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OL33213126M
Internet Archive
somereminiscence00conw
OCLC/WorldCat
910728195

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