Had Lincoln gone to college
Subtitle: a symposium
By: by Alexander K. McClure, William T. Harris, E. Benjamin Andrews, Charles F. Thwing, Henry Mitchell MacCracken, Henry Clews, and William O. Stoddard
Publisher: [McGraw-Marden Co.]
Published: 1904
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 93
Subjects: Knowledge and learning
Other titles: Success (New York, N.Y.); His career was a climax of ceaseless self-culture.; College life would have made him less melancholy.; His directive intellect utilized the learning of others.
Notes: Issue devoted to Abraham Lincoln.

Detached from Success, February 1904.
Table of contents: title: His career was a climax of ceaseless self-culture / Alexander K. McClure.; title: College life would have made him less melancholy / E. Benjamin Andrews.; title: His directive intellect utilized the learning of others / William T. Harris.