In the boyhood of Lincoln
Subtitle: a tale of the Tunker schoolmaster and the times of Black Hawk
By: by Hezekiah Butterworth ; illustrated
Contributors: D. Appleton and Company
Publisher: D. Appleton and Co.
Published: 1905
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
Copyright date: 1892
Subjects: Presidents; Juvenile fiction; Pioneer children; Childhood and youth; Frontier and pioneer life
Notes: Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 1100

Fish, D. Lincoln bibliography, 0166

Book, cloth; frontispiece, illustrated front cover.

[2] p. of the publisher's advertisements at end.

Stamped: Sertrand Smith's "Acres of Books," 633 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Handwritten inscription in ink on flyleaf: William H. Lee, January 19, 1906, from Aunt Mary.
Table of contents: title: Introduced; title: Thomas Lincoln's family stories; title: The old blacksmith's shop and the merry story-tellers; title: A boy with a heart; title: Jasper Cobbles for Aunt Olive: her queer stories; title: Jasper gives an account of his visit to Black Hawk: Aunt Indiana's wig; title: The examination at Crawford's school; title: The Parable preaches in the wilderness; title: Aunt Indiana's prophecies; title: The Indian runner; title: The cabin near Chicago; title: The White Indian on Chicago; title: Lafayette at Kaskaskia: the Stately Minuet; title: Waubeno and young Lincoln; title: The debating school; title: The school that made Lincoln President; title: Thomas Lincoln moves; title: Main-Pogue; title: The forest college; title: Making Lincoln a "Son of Malta"; title: Prairie Island; title: The Indian plot; title: For Lincoln's sake; title: "Our Lincoln is the man"; title: A the last.