Harper's weekly
Subtitle: a journal of civilization : February 13, 1909
By: edited by George Harvey
Contributors: Bayha, Edwin F. 1880-1937, artist; Wright, George Frederick, 1828-1881, artist; Harper & Brothers
Publisher: Harper & Brothers
Published: 1909
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Intellectual life; Popular culture
Notes: Includes color illustration of Abraham Lincoln by Edwin F. Bayha on cover p. [1] titled: Bearing the nation's burden.

Includes reproduction of a painting of Abraham Lincoln by George Frederick Wright on title page.

"Facsimile of the last page of a hitherto unpublished Lincoln letter which exemplifies his unswerving adherence to his convictions on the subject of slavery"--P. 30.

Publisher's advertisements on cover p. [2]-[4] and on p. 29, 31, 33-34.

Starr, J. Lincoln bibliography, 111

Pamphlet, stapled in paper wrappers, with printed lettering and illustrations on covers.
Table of contents: title: Comment; title: Lincoln's last hours / by Charles A. Leale; title: The death-bed of Abraham Lincoln / from a painting by John H. Littlefield; title: A New York exhibit of a Spanish master's art / by Charles De Kay; title: How to train your parents / by Philip Dormer Chesterfield ; drawings by F. Strothmann; title: Bargaining with criminals / by Victor Rousseau; title: The youngest American dramatic star : Miss Frances Starr; title: Binns and "the men of the broken ear" / by Robert Sloss; title: John D. Rockefeller's "drive" is a blend of caution and daring; title: John D. Rockefeller at play / by William Hemmingway; title: What the President-elect has seen at Panama; title: [Humorous anecdotes]; title: Anne Rutledge / by Francis Newton Thorpe ; drawings by Henry Raleigh; title: The Matterhorn of Manhattan / drawn by John Edwin Jackson; title: Remembering Lincoln : a glance backward at the tragic life of the martyred President which is stirringly recalled by the centenary of his birth; title: England's mysterious woman [Violet Gordon Charlesworth]; title: A college president and the suffrage / by Clarence Wellford.