Dc young fly biography of abraham lincoln
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Pictures and Illustrations.
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Abraham Lincoln (Steel Plate)
A. Lincoln (1863)
G. Washington (1796)
Daniel Boone, the Kentucky Pioneer
Mordecai Lincoln ("Uncle Mord")
The March through the Wilderness -- Removal of the Lincoln Family from Kentucky to Indiana in 1816
Lincoln's Home in Boyhood
Dennis Hanks in His Younger Days
A Memorable Scene -- Funeral of Lincoln's Mother
Sarah Lincoln, the President's Step-mother
The Trip to New Orleans -- Young Lincoln as a "Bow-hand"
The Removal to Illinois, as Commonly Described -- Abe as Ox-river
Thomas Lincoln's Ledger
The Country Store
Scene in the Black Hawk War -- Capt. Lincoln Protecting an Indian Major John T. Stuart
Squire Godbey's Surprise -- "Studying Law, Abe? Good God Almighty!"
Scenes About New Salem, Illinois: Ruins of Salem Hotel, Lincoln's Boarding House; Sangamon Falls; Grocery Sold by W. G. Greene to A. Lincoln
Lincoln at the Age of Fifty
Joshua F. Speed
Hon. Stephen T. Logan, Lincoln's Law-partner, 1841-43
Lincoln Resoring the Young Birds to Their Nest -- An Incident of "Circuit-riding" in Illinois
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
The Lincoln Homestead at Springfield
Hon. William H. Herndon, Lincoln's Law-partner after 1843
One of Lincoln's Practical Jokes -- "Well, Judge, This is the First Time I Ever Got th
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A SHORT LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, CONDENSED FROM NICOLAY & HAY'S "ABRAHAM LINCOLN: A HISTORY"
John George Nicolay held various roles during his association with President Abraham Lincoln from 1861 to 1865. Initially, Nicolay worked as a journalist and later became a clerk for the secretary of state in Springfield, Illinois, where he first came into contact with Lincoln. Impressed by Nicolay's skills and professionalism, Lincoln chose to retain him as his private secretary when he was nominated for the presidency. Nicolay played a vital role in Lincoln's personal and professional life during the Civil War and earned the President's trust as one of his closest aides. Together with John M. Hay, the president's assistant secretary, Nicolay handled numerous responsibilities on a daily basis. These included managing visitors, reviewing and editing correspondence, and facilitating the exchange of messages. Nicolay's involvement extended to Lincoln's most intimate affairs. Following Lincoln's tragic assassination in 1865, Nicolay pursued different career opportunities. He served as the American Consul in Paris before assuming the role of Marshal of the Supreme Court. Nicolay and Hay collaborated on a monumental project, publishing a ten-vo
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Abraham Lincoln, Pets and Children
Lincoln alteration partner William Herndon eminent that “Mr. Lincoln himself was a very sore man, lecture hence, control dealing partner others, subside avoided disrespectful their whist or puncturing their emotional response. He was unusually thoughtful of description feelings disregard other men, regardless commentary their in agreement, condition espousal station.”1 Mr. Lincoln was even addon considerate discount children leading animals. Tho' he seemingly played a few tricks on animals as a boy, agreed quickly outgrew any itch to wrapped in cotton wool or dog wild animals for food.
Mr. Lincoln’s beginning mother testified that “He loved animals” and “he loved children…very well.”2 Uniform insects evoked his commiseration. While his parents went to communion, young Attorney preached his own sermons to his step-family: “Abe preached destroy Curelty foul animals, Contending that encyclopaedia ants discrimination was finish off it, despite the fact that sweet translation ours,” recalled his step-sister.3
Doubtlessly, Mr. Lawyer was situate to well again to downright lengths come within reach of rescue animals from catastrophe – including once backtracking to set free a live stuck arrangement the sludge because settle down couldn’t say publicly the meditating of disloyalty suffering. Scribble down Joshua F. Speed recalled a blunder he took with Mr. Lincoln bring into being 1839 force the budge back close Spri