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Title
Captain Abraham Lincoln writes the muster roll of his Black Hawk War company in 1832.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
manuscripts (document genre)
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Postmaster Lincoln notifies publishers their subscriber is dead and no person takes the paper.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
manuscripts (document genre)
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
From a Whig campaign sheet in 1841. In the Barrett Collection.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
manuscripts (document genre)
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Map of New Salem. Drawn by J˙ McCann Davis and loaned by Ida M˙ Tarbell
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
manuscripts (document genre)
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Lincoln writes loose notes trying to reason in politics and human relationships with some of the absolute quality of mathematics. To prove a things isn't enough; he wants to demonstrate. By such tests and rehearsals he aims to be trained so
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
manuscripts (document genre)
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Lincoln as a "mixer" in politics stands forth vividly in this letter to Alden Hall. Four months after his wedding he is actively hunting political support that might make him a congressman. He writes of his congressional district, "I would like to be its
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
manuscripts (document genre)
Permission
Northern Illinois University
Title
Title page of Abe Lincoln's school reader in Indiana; he borrowed it from Josiah Crawford.
Contributor
Sandburg, Carl
Date
1925
Genre
manuscripts (document genre)
Permission
Northern Illinois University