Lincoln, Abraham. Selections. No. 3 in *“2o0th”.Cab.11.12 Tribute to the Declaration of Independence. (An extract from an eloquent speech made... in... Illinois... in 1858.) Broadside. Boston. Clark & Thayer. [1865.] Portrait. Size, 23 X 17}% inches.
Contents. — Tribute to the Declaration of Independence. — Speech in Philadelphia . . . 22d of February, 1861. [Extract only] — Extract from his Second inaugural. — A poem recited to a friend: Why should the spirit
of mortal be proud? [By William Knox.]
At head of sheet: “He hath loved our nation”, and “He being dead yet speaketh.”
A memorial publication.
The poem is catalogued separately.
This card was printed at the Bosten Public Library, May 22, 1935.
a D7754 — Broadsides. \\