Every-day Life of Abraham Lincoln

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Francis Fisher Browne 1913
English
  • 00 - Francis Browne and Edition Prefaces
  • 01 - Chapter 1A
  • 02 - Chapter 1B
  • 03 - Chapter 1C
  • 04 - Chapter 2A
  • 05 - Chapter 2B
  • 06 - Chapter 3A
  • 07 - Chapter 3B
  • 08 - Chapter 4A
  • 09 - Chapter 4B
  • 10 - Chapter 5
  • 11 - Chapter 6
  • 12 - Chapter 7A
  • 13 - Chapter 7B
  • 14 - Chapter 8A
  • 15 - Chapter 8B
  • 16 - Chapter 9A
  • 17 - Chapter 9B
  • 18 - Chapter 10
  • 19 - Chapter 11A
  • 20 - Chapter 11B
  • 21 - Chapter 11C
  • 22 - Chapter 12A
  • 23 - Chapter 12B
  • 24 - Chapter 13A
  • 25 - Chapter13B
  • 26 - Chapter 14A
  • 27 - Chapter 14B
  • 28 - Chapter 14C
  • 29 - Chapter 15A
  • 30 - Chapter 15B
  • 31 - Chapter 15C
  • 32 - Chapter 16A
  • 33 - Chapter 16B
  • 34 - Chapter 16C
  • 35 - Chapter 17A
  • 36 - Chapter 17B
  • 37 - Chapter 18A
  • 38 - Chapter 18B
  • 39 - Chapter 19A
  • 40 - Chapter 19B
  • 41 - Chapter 19C
  • 42 - Chapter 20A
  • 43 - Chapter 20B
  • 44 - Chapter 21A
  • 45 - Chapter 21B
  • 46 - Chapter 21C
  • 47 - Chapter 22A
  • 48 - Chapter 22B
  • 49 - Chapter 23A
  • 50 - Chapter 23B
  • 51 - Chapter 24A
  • 52 - Chapter 24B
  • 53 - Chapter 25A
  • 54 - Chapter 25B
  • 55 - Chapter 26
  • 56 - Chapter 27A
  • 57 - Chapter 27B
  • 58 - Chapter 27C
  • 59 - Chapter 28A
  • 60 - Chapter 28B
  • 61 - Chapter 29A
  • 62 - Chapter 29B
This detailed biography covers the places in Lincoln's life: Indiana, Illinois, Washington. It also traces his various roles as storekeeper, serviceman, state legislator, lawyer, politician, Republican Party leader, and of course President. Along the way we learn about his days of hardship as a beginning lawyer, his love for Anne Rutledge, such myths as "Honest Abe," and his deep concerns over the issue of slavery. The author uses Lincoln's correspondence with others to show his personality traits and opinions about topics of his world. (Summary by Bill Boerst)

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