Lincoln's speeches and letters
Edition: Teachers' ed.
Series: Our little people -- no. 201; Our little people -- no. 201.
Publisher: D.H. Knowlton & Co.
Published: 1918
Place of publication: Farmington, Me
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Work titles: Selections
Notes: Cover title.

"September, 1918."

"Published monthly: September to June"--Cover, p. [1].

Bound in flexible paper wrappers.

Includes additional [16] p. of content designated for teachers' use.

Publisher's advertisements on p. [2-4] of cover.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Lincoln's first speech; title: His political creed; title: "Hug it all the tighter"; title: Young America; title: Accepts the nomination; title: At Independence Hall; title: Let the grass grow where it may; title: "We cannot separate"; title: Lincoln would save the Union; title: Nanny goat is lost; title: Mr. Lincoln meets Davis's commissioners; title: The Gettysburg dedication; title: From Lincoln's last Inaugural; title: In conclusion / Henry J. Raymond; title: A tribute to Lincoln [excerpt] / Carl Schurz; title: Abraham Lincoln [poem] / William Cullen Bryant.