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Teaching with Primary Sources The Federation of Independent Illinois Colleges and Universities |
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Using the Library
of Congress to Study Abraham Lincoln Debra Hasselbacher, Kristin Henrichs
& David W. McMullen |
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For the Student |
Here is a
list of books
to help you in your research. The Library of Congress catalog number is
included. Bateman, N. (1932). Abraham Lincoln:
An address. Gardena, CA: H.E. Barker, Spanish American Institute. Bozonelis, H.K. (2008). 200 years with Abraham
Lincoln: One man’s life and legacy. Berkeley Heights: Enslow Publishers. Brooks, N. (1909). Abraham Lincoln:
The nation’s leader in the great struggle through which was maintained the
existence of the United States. Washington: National Tribune. Donald, D.H. (1999). Lincoln at
home: Two glimpses of Abraham Lincoln’s domestic life. Washington, D.C.:
White House Historical Association in corporation with Thornwillow
Press. Dupy, T.N. (1969). The military life of Abraham
Lincoln, Commander in Chief. New York: F. Watts.Levin, J.E. (2010). Abraham Lincoln’s
Gettysburg address. New York: Threshold Editions. Lincoln, A. (1971). The collected
poetry of Abraham Lincoln. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press. Miller, F.T. (1970). Portrait life
of Lincoln. Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Press. Nicolay, J.G. (1996). An oral
history of Abraham Lincoln: John G. Nicolay’s interviews and essays M.
Burlingame, (Ed.). Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press. Platt, T.B. (1972). Portrait for
posterity: Lincoln and his biographers. R. Proctor (Illus.) Freeport, N.Y.:
Books for Libraries Press. Schmidt, R. (2006). How to draw the
life and times of Abraham Lincoln. New York: PowerKids Press. Simon, J.Y., Holzer, H., &
Pederson, W.D. (1999). The Lincoln forum: Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg, and
the Civil War. Mason City, IA: Savas Pub Co. Stone, I. (1954). Love is eternal: A
novel about Mary Todd Lincoln and Abraham Lincoln. Garden City, N.Y.,
Doubleday. Whitman, W. (1906). Memories of
President Lincoln, and other lyrics of the war. Portland, ME.: T. B. Mosher. |
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