LINCOLN THE HOOSIER. A RESTATEMENT OF SOME FACTS THAT TOO MANY FOLKS SEEM TO HAVE FORGOTTEN.

Frankenberg, T. T.

Published by The Indiana Lincoln Union, Indianapolis, 1927

About this Item

16mo, 44p, illustrated. Self wrps. The booklet had been glued into a scrapbook and there is some paper adhering to the rear cover, else G+. Lincoln spent the years 1816 to 1830 in what is now Spencer County, Indiana, about seventeen miles north of the Ohio River. During that period, he attended school sporadically, operated a ferry, and took a trip to New Orleans by flatboat, where he witnessed first hand the selling of slaves. It was also during this period that his mother died. Monaghan 2922.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: LINCOLN THE HOOSIER. A RESTATEMENT OF SOME FACTS THAT TOO MANY FOLKS SEEM TO HAVE FORGOTTEN.
• Publisher: The Indiana Lincoln Union, Indianapolis
• Publication Date: 1927
• Language: English
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Indiana