They recall the Lincoln of Illinois days
Published: 1923
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Oratory; Anecdotes
Other titles: Abraham Lincoln's views on Americanism.
Description: In the first article, Vespasian Warner and George D. Chafee, attorneys for the Illinois Central Railroad, recall personal experiences with Abraham Lincoln. The second is a little-known address by Lincoln made at the Springfield, Illinois Young Men's Lyceum in 1837.
Notes: Detached from Illinois Central magazine, February, 1923.

With Abraham Lincoln's views on Americanism, and What Lincoln meant to one immigrant.