Abraham Lincoln's Stories and Speeches: Including "early Life Stories" : "professional Life Stories" : "White House Incidents" : "war Reminiscences," Etc., Etc. : Also His Speeches, Chronologically Arranged, from Pappsville, Ill., 1832, to His Last Speech in Washington, April 11, 1865 : Including His Inaugurals, Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address, Etc., Etc., Etc. : Fully Illustrated

Rhodes & McClure Publishing Company, 1894 - 477 pages

ILLUSTRATIONS	16

An Honest Boy Young Lincoln Pulls Fodder	18

Incidents Illustrating Lincolns Hopesty	20

Young Lincoln and his Books Their Infiuence	22

A Pig Story Lincolns Kindness to the Brute Crea	30

Early Home of the Lincolns in Illinois	31

Lincoln Splits Several Hundred Rails for a Pair	35

White Pigeon Church	38

An Apt Illustration	135

Lincoln and the Preacher	142

A Touching Incident	144

Lincolns Family at Home in the White House	146

Lincoln Arguing Against the Emancipation Procla	149

Lincolns Habits in the White House	157

Mrs John A Logan	158

A Praying President	161

A Remarkable Story Honest Abe as Postmaster	40

Elected to the Legislature	47

Lincolns Marriage Interesting Letters	51

Lincolns Residence at Springfield Ill 73	53

Gen Linders Early Recollections Amusing Stories	55

Reminiscences The Turning Point	59

Senator Culloms Interesting Reminiscences of Lin	66

Abraham Lincoln the Young Lawyer	74

PROFESSIONAL LIFE STORIES	75

Mrs Sarah Bush Lincoln Lincolns Stepmother	81

A letter to His Beloved Stepmother	82

When and Where Lincoln Obtained the Name	89

Attention Shown to Relatives	91

Lincoln Defends Col Baker	97

Lincoln Threatens a Twenty Years Agitation in Illi	101

W H Herndon Lincolns Law Partner	102

Lincolns Visit to Kansas III	111

John Hanks Lincolns Rail Splitting Companion	118

WHITE HOUSE INCIDENTS	121

Lincolns Advice to a Prominent Bachelor	124

An Irish Soldier Who Wanted Something Stronger	127

Lincolns Confab with a Committee on Grants	131

Title	Abraham Lincoln's Stories and Speeches: Including "early Life Stories" : "professional Life Stories" : "White House Incidents" : "war Reminiscences," Etc., Etc. : Also His Speeches, Chronologically Arranged, from Pappsville, Ill., 1832, to His Last Speech in Washington, April 11, 1865 ... Issue 61 of Standard library Standard library, no.61
Author	Abraham Lincoln
Editor	James Baird McClure
Publisher	Rhodes & McClure Publishing Company, 1894
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	20 Jan 2010
Length	477 pages

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Telling a Story and Pardoning a Soldier	162

WAR STORIES	171

Common Sense 131	177

A Remarkable Letter	183

A Church Which God Wanted for the Union Sol	190

The Dawn	195

A Merciful President	201

A Touching Incident in the Llfe of Lincoln	207

A Great Deal of Shuck for a Little Nubbin	226

Dr Edwards Bumping the President	236

Lincoins Life as Written by Himself The Whole	265

Lincolns FosterMother Her Romantic Marriage	272

Lincolns Last Story and Last Written Words	279

Lincolns Favorite Poem	288

888	295

Lincolns First Speech in the Supreme Court 301	301

Lincolns Temperance Speech	309

Lincoln Linked to Truth	347

Lincolns Great Cooper Institute Speech	393

Lincolns Rail Splitting Speech	422

Lincolns Speech at Gettysburg	448

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