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 Autograph Letters and Lincol' 
 niana. 1916
 
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 No. 1248—1916
 
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 by Mr. Frederic R. Halsey of New York, on Public 
 Exhibition from Monday, November 13th, will be sold 
 on the evenings of Thursday and Friday, November 23d 
 and 24th. 
 
 His remarkable collection of French Engravings of 
 the Eighteenth Century, on Public Exhibition November 
 29th, will be sold in five evening sessions beginning 
 Monday, December 1 1 th. 
 
 Catalogues will be sent free of charge to intending 
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 No. 1248 
 
 A REMARKABLE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS 
 
 AND 
 
 LINCOLNIANA 
 
 FROM THE LIBRARY OF A 
 
 NEW YORK GENTLEMAN 
 
 Including a "Lynch" Signature and all the other Signers 
 
 except three, a full Set of the Presidents, remarkably 
 
 fine Letters by Literary Men, Statesmen, and 
 
 Soldiers, and an extraordinary Collection 
 
 of Lincoln Letters and Books 
 
 TO BE SOLD 
 
 NOVEMBER 13 AND 14, 1916 
 
 Monday Afternoon, November 13, 2:30 O'clock .... i ots I- 236 
 
 Monday Evening, November 13, 8:15 O'clock lots 237- 549 
 
 Tuesday Afternoon, November 14, 2:30 O'clock .... Lots 550- 860 
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 On Public Exhibition from Saturday, November 4th 
 
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 PREFACE 
 
 This is one of tlif most inteiv.sting and valuable small col- 
 lections by autograpliic material that has come on the market 
 in many years, while the Lincolniaua approaches the Lambert 
 and Bnrton collections in variety and importance. 
 
 With the exception of Chase. Gwinnett and Middleton, tlie 
 sale includes a complete set of the Signers of the Declaration 
 of Independence. The Lynch is a cut signature, as a matter of 
 course, for only one of his letters, that in the New York Public 
 Librarj^ is known to collectors. This signature was cut from 
 a volume of Swift 's Avorks and its genuineness is authenticated 
 by Lyman C. Draper. Among the holograph letters by the 
 Signers those by Franklin, Lee, Nelson, and Whipple are ex- 
 ceedingly interesting and important for their contents, and 
 would greatly strengthen some of the few complete collections 
 of the Signers now in existence. The letter by Hooper is of 
 great importance because it bears the signature of two otlitT 
 Signers, Hewes and Penn. 
 
 The Presidential Set, to be sold separately also, is one of the 
 very best that has ever come on the market. With one or two 
 exceptions, each President is represented by a full autograph 
 letter signed, and in most cases the letters are extremely inter- 
 esting from personal and historical points of view. 
 
 Among the many literary' men who are represented in this 
 collection by letters entirely out of the usual order as to con- 
 ti-nts are Coleridge, De Quincey, Hawthorne, Holmes, Kipling, 
 Longfellow, Poe, Scott, Southey, Tennyson, and Wordsworth — 
 to mention only a few — and among the soldiers and sailors are 
 Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold, John Barry, Gates, Greene. 
 Hamilton, John Paul Jones, Knox, Lafayette, Putnam, and 
 many more. 
 
 The autograph material in tlie Lincolniana includes twenty- 
 four letters and documents in the handwriting of Abraham 
 Lincoln, two letters by Mrs. Lincoln, a boyhood letter by 
 "Tad" Lincoln, whose death occurred a few years after that 
 of his father, and a large number of very interesting letters 
 bearing on the public and private life of the great emancipator. 
 
 All the books and pamphlets in the three concluding sessions 
 of the sale relate to the life, public seiwices, and tragic death 
 of Abraham Lincoln and comprise one of the most important 
 collections ever gathered on this subject. Some of the items 
 were not in the Lambert or Burton collections and are un- 
 known to the Lincoln bibliographers.
 
 LINCOLN ROOM 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 LIBRARY
 
 A REMARKABLE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND LINCOLNIANA 
 
 \ 
 
 1 f'ractice and as thn( appcnrs still a Greater Prospect of Teed 
 
 * of a Person skilled in these Sciences and as Doctor Faij has 
 
 iritli him on tlit Prrniiscs Cinisidrrnhle of a QniinHtii of Medi- 
 cines, tic. and is n-illin;i and irell sLilled lu Continue the Cam- 
 pain in the said Ctipacity, 1 would therefore licconunend him 
 to be Continued by Your Honour's Appointment and Ratifica- 
 tion thereof thro, the Campain in the Capacity aforesaid. This 
 recommendation and request is made om the Hypothesis that 
 Government loill send a Militarij force to maintain the Sover- 
 anity of Lake Champlain in favour of the Colonies." The 
 endorsement on the back is in the autograph of William Wil- 
 liams, then Secy, to Gov. Trumbull, and later Signer of the 
 Declaration of Independence. 
 
 3. ARNOLD (BENEDICT). A. L. S., Ip- folio. St. Pierre, 
 Martinieo, Jan. 18, 1795. To Ward Chipman. Es(|. Por- 
 trait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "After till riiiiitil of scriicx I liner i;ii,ii Ihrniliili in Uiis 
 Coiintrii {iirid some i,f thcni rery liir.ardoiis t . I inii preiiarinf/ 
 to return ta l-J/ifiland. and e.rpect to emhnrk in Ainil. rather 
 better in fortnn<. and infinitely inure in hcnUli." ftc. 
 
 
 '< 
 
 FIRST SESSION 
 Monday Afternoon, November 13, 1916, at 2:30 O'clock 
 
 LOTS 1-236 
 
 HISTORICAL LETTERS 
 
 1. ALDRICH (T. B.). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Best., April 8, 
 1896. To F. M. Hopkins, regarding the preservation of the 
 Poe Cottage. 
 
 States that he has just returned from the West Indies but 
 will be glad to sign the petition to the Legislature. 
 
 2. ALLEN (COL. ETHAN). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. [Ticon- 
 deroga, May, 1775]. To the Hon. Jonathan Trumbull, Gov. 
 of Conn. 
 
 Recommends the roDtiiiuiiig in office of Doctor Jonas Fay as 4«^ 
 
 surgeon with the force which took Ticouderoga. Interesting as "^ 
 
 well as important for the quaiutness of its language and phrase- 
 ology. "The Hazard of Takeiny Ticonderoya teas supposed to 
 be such that the Comitce of War for the Eapadition Imploy'd 
 Mr. Jonas Fay of Benninyton to Proeeede with the Scout to 
 said Premises in Character of Doctor tt- Chirurgeon, which 
 Character Mr. Fay has Merited by Ten Years of Successful 
 
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 4. BAINBRIDGE (WILLIAM). A. L. S., 3 pp. Uo. Xavy 
 Yard Chr. Mass. March 20, 1824. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 An interesting letter to Capt. Geo. C. Itead on naval matters. 
 "/ have commanded on the ocean nine of our public ships. 
 Without the least intention of an invidious comparison irith any 
 Brother Officer, J heliere I may say it is nearly double the num- 
 ber of any other Commander, altlm I do not claim ser rices 
 rendered in that proportion," etc. 
 
 5. BARBER (FRANCIS, Distinguished Col. in Revolu- 
 tion). A. L. S., 2 pp. folio. Elizabethtown, Oct. 9, 1778. 
 To Lord Stirling [William Alexander]. 
 
 War letter. Roiiorts lliat he has eoHccted ■'straglers" and 
 invalids to guard the town on aeeonnt i)f tlie value of the pub- 
 lic stores there. Barber was left behind to iccover from a 
 severe w^ound received at Monmouth. 
 
 6. BARRY (JOHN). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Little Egghar- 
 boiir, April 15, 1776. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 An important revolutionary letter, as it refers to the first 
 British v^^ar vessel captured by America. To Capt. Timothy 
 Sheler : ''You are hereby desired to take with you to Philadel- 
 phia and there deliver the prisoners which, I have taken out of 
 the Sloop Edward." etc. Mentions Robert Morris. 
 
 7. BLACKMORE (R. D.). A. L. S., 2 pp. 16mo. 
 Tedd[ington], October 30, 1877. To an unnamed publisher. 
 
 "IHmes are bad indeed, but their moral obliquity must be 
 manfully toithstood. A writer of my repute, diligence, skill, & 
 lofty conscience must not undertake a twelvemonths' work for 
 a thousand pounds." " 'Erenia' ran out an edition in a fort- 
 night. I am. now an established concern." etc. 
 
 8. BRADSTREET (JOHN, British officer, distinguished 
 in the French and Indian War). A. L. S., 2 pp. folio, 
 Albany, May 10, 1766. To His Exl. General Gage. 
 
 On military affairs, and justifying himself against some 
 criticism by Gage. 
 
 9. BRYANT (WILLIAM C). A. L. S.. 1 p. 4to. New 
 York, May 8, 1848. To Carey & Hart. With engraved 
 portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Relates to a plan for circulating a cheap edition of his i)oems, 
 and explains his reluctance to proceed. He. concludes : "/ shall 
 shortly draw for the .sum mentioned in your letter, and am glad 
 to perceive that the book has been so successful in your hands." 
 
 10. BURR (AARON). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. New York, 
 March 18, 1787. To Col. Jereh. Wadsworth, ordering claret. 
 Engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 11. BURR (AARON). A. L. S.. 1 p. 4to. N. Y., Oct. 2, 
 1802. 
 
 To E. Edwards. "(7. O. ivrit.es uk that Ji'epubUcanism has 
 r- gained in your late election," etc. 
 
 M2> CALHOUN (JOHN C). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. Wash., 
 April 12, 1830. To A. Hamilton. .Marked "Confidential." 
 Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 A long political letter. 
 
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 13. CALIIOUX (JOHN C). A. X. S., 1 p. Svo. Senate 
 Chamber, April 7, 1840. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "/ have read 'Eqval I'Uihix' iriih a fircal deal of pleasure," 
 etc. 
 
 14. CAMPBELL (THOMAS. Knglish Poet). Manuscript 
 poem: "Hohenlinden." 8 verses of four lines eaeli on 2 pp. 
 4to. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Portrait. 
 
 With the following note, signed, at the end. "Transcribed 
 for Mr. McCuiw hi/ his old friend and recior — T. Campbell."' 
 
 A. L. S., 4 pp. 12mo. The 
 Addressed to "Dear Lord 
 
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 1.1. CARLYLE (THOMAS). 
 Hill, Dumfries, 10 July, 1870. 
 Ralph." 
 
 Fine and very interesting letter on hearing of the death of 
 Lord Lothian. "/ was to behold that loved and aliroi/s beauti- 
 ful d interestinfi Fellow-Man no more. lie honorablii rests 
 noir. and all his heari/ and continual sorrons are done." etc. 
 
 16. CARTER (JOHN, Soldier in the Revolution). A. L. 
 S.. 3 pp. folio. Williamsburg, June 28, 1782. To :\Ir. Peter 
 Colt, making arrangements and provision for the supplies and 
 forage for the army on the march from Williamsburg to 
 Georgetown. The third page gives a list of the camp sites or 
 
 / stopping places at the end of each day's march. 
 
 Interesting account of the Commissary Department in action, 
 jiroviding for the movement for an army of three divisions. 
 
 17. CHAIXCEY (ISAAC, Naval Officer). A. L. S., 2 pp. 
 4to. Navy Yard, Brooklyn. June 14, 1829. 
 
 1 To Joseph Gales. '"/ »(/.v not aware before the receipt of 
 
 !/our letter that Mid. -Johnson irns a relatire of iiotu's." etc. 
 
 18. CLAY (HENRY), A. I). Signed twice. 2i/, pp. folio. 
 Feb. 23, 1804. 
 
 Legal document. Clay's opinion on "the claim of James 
 Govens for two thousand acres of land, under an entry made 
 ^„ ^^ the IGth day of May, ITSO." etc. 
 
 19. CLAY (HENRY). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. New Orleans, 
 May 6, 1819. To the Rev. H. Holley, concerning Transyl- 
 vania University. Engraved portrait and view. 3 pieces. 
 
 '2(1. CLAY (HENRY). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Washington, 
 
 March 24, 1832. To H. Xiles. Es<i., on affairs in Congress 
 
 relating to the tariif. 
 
 "The most important incident of that day was the develop- 
 
 ^^ nient of a desifrn. irhieh I have long suspected, to sacrifice the 
 
 ,.y\ public lands, as a consideration to induce certain States, within 
 
 ^ \\ which they are situated, to abandon the Tariff. Whether such 
 
 a bargain will finally be consummated remains to be seen," etc. 
 
 21. CLAY (HENRY). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. Ashland. May 
 10, 1845. To Richard H. Welde. regarding a land suit in the 
 Supreme Court of Louisiana.
 
 22. CLEMENS (SAMUEL L.). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. 
 London, Sept. 28 [1872.] To Elisha Bliss, his publisher; with 
 
 etched portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Tells of being "at the annual dinner of the Sheriffs of London, 
 mine being {between you and me) a name which was received 
 with a flattering out-burst of spontaneous applause. I might 
 have perished on the spot but for * * * gij. John Bennett, 
 & I want you to paste the enclosed in a couple of the hand- 
 somest copies of the Innocents d Roughing It, & send them to 
 him," etc. 
 
 23. CLEMENS (SAMUEL L.). A. L. S. "Mark." 2 pp. 
 Svo. Elmira. 18th, n. d. To [Elisha] Bliss, his publisher. 
 With portrait.. 2 pieces (folds of letter strengthened). 
 
 "As I am now unquestionably notorious it will be justifiable 
 to have a steel portrait of the author in the new book — if not in 
 the late editions of the innocents." "Upon second thoughts I 
 have concluded to simply put the Czar d his minister on cards, 
 to be shipped loosely irithin the fly-leaves of the books." "When- 
 ever you are ready for a 'bloio^ on the 75th thousand, send me a 
 brief note to inquire if I could attend a dinner to celebrate it. 
 I will answer NO and thus we'll save the dinner and. yet com- 
 pass the advertisement," etc. 
 
 24. COLERIDGE (S. T.). A. L. S., 4 pp. 4to (including 
 
 address). [May 11, 1830.] To Basil Montagu, Lincoln's 
 
 Inn Square. "With portrait engraved by H. Meyer. 2 pieces. 
 Relates to the establishment of a place of worship with a 
 regular clergyman, and an eEfective school for the poor. He 
 talks of the "excessive malignity and most mischieveous tcorkers 
 of the opposition" and says "/ never found my religious faith in 
 the worth and dignity of man so necessary to rescue me from 
 the temptation to misanthropy." "I remain tranquil, my mind 
 in the fullest possession of all its potvers, but so weak as to 
 occasion great an.riety." &c. 
 
 25. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE). A. L. S., 2i/2 pp. 
 4to. Ostego Hall, Cooperstown, Sept. 5, 1848. To Samuel L. 
 Harris, Navy Department. Washington, with address on back 
 in Cooper's hand. Also, engraved view of Otsego Hall and 
 portrait of Cooper. 3 pieces. 
 
 Unusually long, closely-written letter on the forthcoming 
 Presidential election. He discusses fully the President's veto, 
 and upholds the American form while explaining the disuse of 
 the veto by the King of England. He also attacks Gen. Tay- 
 lor's "notion of letting Congress lead the Government" as 
 "throwing away the principle advantage for which the office of 
 President was created." and replies to Mr. Clayton's logic upon 
 Af ^' one man controlling the destinies of many. He concludes: "/ 
 
 ^ r^ have little doubt that General Cass loill be elected; should he 
 
 * ^ • uot Itv. / ]v<ivc iritli yon this irrittcn opinion — viz.: — That Gen- 
 
 eral Taylor's administration will be a complete failure, and give 
 as much dissatisfaction to those who put him in as to any other 
 portion of the country." 
 
 26. CROCKETT (COL. DAVID, killed at the defence of 
 the Alamo). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Mouth of the Sandy, Henry 
 County. Tenn., June 26, 1835. To Messrs. Carey and Hart. 
 
 Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "/ have been over my district and do believe I unll double my 
 opponents." etc. 
 
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 27. DANA (C. A.). A. N. S.. 1 p. Svo. The Sun, New 
 York, July 22, 1889. Concerning a letter of Horace Greeley. 
 
 28. DECATUR (COMMODORE STEPHEN). A. L. S., 
 2 pp. 4to. Wash., July 2, 1813. To John Bullus, on financial 
 matters. 
 
 21). DE (QUINCE V (THO.MAS). A. L. S., 11/2 pp. 4to. 
 August 26. 1823 [probably from Grasmere]. To J. A. Hessey, 
 Editor and Proprietor of the "London Magazine." With 
 address in De (^nincey's hand, and wax seal (margin of letter 
 neatly repaired). Also, engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "/n the very {ireaiest haste. I enclose to t/ou 2 sheets * * * 
 to meet a hill tohich I gave on Sunday last of the followin;! 
 form: Two days after date.'' &c: "'/ reached home about 10 
 min. before 8 o'clock on Wednesday morniny. On the box of 
 the mail the whole way to Predion.'' &(.: "Yon hare disturbed 
 me very nruch by not sendint/ proofs of the Memoranda from the 
 Pocket-hoolc of a late Opium- Eate^: For God's sake in future 
 send me proofs of all ihin<is. f foresee most important errata. 
 * * * \ond\ I had siiire thoiiyht of most important addi- 
 tions, which are now lost. * * * / fear this omision. as 
 well as so many other defects of due einryy in conducting the 
 iiuifj. whirh I could iioint out. arise from dysiieiisy. Dyspepsy 
 is the ruin nf most thimis: empires, e.rpcditinns. and crcrythiny 
 else." ifcc. 
 
 30. DICKENS (CHARLES). A. L. S.. 2 pp. Svo. 48 
 Doughty Street, Wednesday, n. d. 
 
 To "My Dear .Tordnn."' couvt'.viiig ;ni invitatiuu: "'Tic are 
 •^ " yoiny to briny within the pale of Christianity on Saturday next, 
 
 an Infant "whose name is velocity, and nature, ycnius' and in 
 honor of him and his faith assemble a ferv friends in the even- 
 ing to music and a rubber," etc. 
 
 r^ni 
 
 Campbell, concerning an attack of two Grenadier Officers on a 
 Mr. Wendell. 
 
 iCjDOUW (VOLCKERT PETER, Mayor of Albany). D. 
 ^ r >>r--rp. 4to. Albany. .March 14. 1764. Affidavit of Angus 
 
 Jh 32. ELIOT (GEORGE). A. L. S., 11/2 pp. 8vo. Signed 
 
 ^ ^ " M. E. Lewes. " " The Priory, 21 North Bank [Regent's Park] , 
 
 Jan. 17. 1871. With etched portrait. 2 pieces. 
 I« To "My dear Mrs. Cameron." thauking liei- foi' a gift of books. 
 
 V^ . ;J "^ which she says "is the more precious because it is given for the 
 J^ sake of my books.'' ''You are happy in being away from under 
 
 the London blanket with a sight of the sky a bore you." etc. 
 
 33. FARRAGUT (ADMIRAL DAVID G.). A. L. S., 1 p. 
 4to. :\lar(^ Islan.l Navy Yard, April 28, 1857. To Philip R. 
 'Feudal, commending him and wishing him success in his 
 application for a Government position. 
 
 84. FIELD fElTxENE). A. L. S.. 1 p. 4to. New Orleans, 
 Jan. 27th, 1894. 
 
 "Ihar I. dull : I hare hcin rcry lonely sinci you left, al- 
 though * * * invitations to parties, receptions, the opera, 
 rfc, pour in on me. and 1 am rattled. t'nless I were here in- 
 \ cognito. I could not posxihlii do any literary irorU. f.ore to 
 
 I dear Anna, and little Leigh, and sweet Dorelin. An extra kiss 
 
 for our dear F.ugenc. and much love to iio\i. old man." &c. 
 
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 35. GATES (HORATIO). A. L. S., 1 p. siiiaU 4to. War- 
 ner, Oct. 24, 1779. 
 
 To Col. Sherburne, Conmiaiider at Bristol: "•/ desire the 
 favour you will immediuiely send and supirress the Grog Shops, 
 and any irregular Sutling Houses in Bristol.'^ etc. 
 
 36. OILMAN (NICHOLAS, Member of Continental Con- 
 gress). A. L. S., 3 pp. 4to. Washington, Dee. 8, 1808. A 
 long and interesting political letter in which he criticises the 
 administration in relation to the Embargo Laws. 
 
 37. GEEELEY (HORACE, Founder of ''The Tribune"). 
 A. L. S., 4 pp. Svo. AVashington, D. C, April 9, 1856. In- 
 structions relating to publication of cei'tain news ileitis. 
 
 38. GREENE (GEN. NATHANAEL). A. L. S., 7 pp. 4to. 
 Trenton, Dec. 17, 1778. To Lord Stirling. l*ortrait. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 All imiiort.-nit war letter outliniiij^- the serious situation in 
 n\yard to the lack of forage for the army cattle, and making 
 / suggestions of measures to be taken to relieve the situation. 
 
 "General Lee and Col. La wrens lias had a duel in irliieh the 
 former iras iiuunded in the had. 'J'he cause of the duel I have 
 not learnt, hut if has hcen said General Lee affrnnted Mrs. 
 \\ ashing, tan i:t ihf Assrinhh/ hrjorc Ills L.t-i-iUcncy's arrival in 
 idirn : hiti ithclliii' if i.s true or not I i-aniiot tell." et<'. 
 
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 39. GREENE (GEN. NATHANAEL). A. L. S., 3 pp. 
 folio. Head Quarters South Carolina, Oct. 26, 1781. Por- 
 trait. 2 pieces. 
 
 To Col. .Jeremiah Wadsworth : "By the yapers I see Gen- 
 eral Arnold lias heen syrcadiny death and desolation among 
 you. How long is this curse upon the human race to go un- 
 punished? Certainly vengence will overtake him shortly ; and 
 oh! that it may happen in a way that his Country may he re- 
 re nyed on him! But enough of the wretch for the present. I 
 congratulate you upon our happy prospects in Virginia. Our 
 Itopes and expectations are all alive here. Fortune must he 
 very ill-natured to give the Modern Hanihal an opportunity to 
 escape ; and if he falls as there is little douht of, the pride of 
 Britain will tnmhlc in the dust. What a triumph to America! 
 ]\'hat a crown of laureli^ to General Washington!'' etc. 
 
 40. HAMILTON (ALEXANDER). A. L. S.. 2i/2 pp. Svo. 
 Albany, Sept. 7, 1782. 
 
 To Robert Benson — Aide to Gov. Clinton : "In obedience to 
 Mr. Morris's instrnctions I lately wrote to His llvvellency the 
 Governor requesting information on a variety of matters, which 
 it is of great importance to the Financier and to the public to 
 Inow. The Governor in his answer tells me that the returns 
 lately made hy different public officers and on the files of the 
 Legislature n:ill answer most of the questions stated by me. 
 The principal ones were concerning: 'The supplies of every 
 hind, money, provisions, forage, transportation, &g., which have 
 been furnished by this State to the United States since the ISth 
 of March, 17S0. The amount of the different paper Currencies 
 in the State and the respective rate of depreciation," etc. 
 
 41. HANSON (JOHN). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Phila., Jan. 11, 
 1782. (Circular). Sending to Gov. Clinton an ordinance of 
 Congress ascertaining what captures on Water shall be lawful. 
 
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 . 42. HARTE (BRET). A. L. S., 21;. pp. 12uio. Oetr. 14, 
 /^1874. To P. E. Bliss, Publisher, complaiuing of careless proof- 
 reading. The word •'canon," he says, has been repeatedlj^ 
 spelt "canon," in spite of his many corrections. Lacking a 
 full font of italicised letters, he says, is not the sign of a first- 
 class printing establishment, etc. 
 
 43. HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. 
 West Newton, March 10th. 1852. With etched portrait. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 -f have resided hi one or two places since leaving Salem, 
 irhither your note was directed, ft has finally reached me here. 
 I lake plcasiii-e in coiiijiUiinn with your request for an auto- 
 tiraph; hut as to any additional remarks. I really do not know 
 /^^ -^ what to say — except that tee have had a very severe winter (as 
 
 you are proiahly aware) and that the sprim/ seems rather 
 backward. The frost is now cominf/ out of the ground, and 
 the mud. I am sorry to add. is ahsolutchi hottomlcss." "P. »S. I 
 sometimes irrite better than the ahorc and soinetiines worse." 
 
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 44. IIEXRY (PATRICK). A. L. S.. 2 pp. square 8vo. 
 Wmsburgh. :\Iay 28, 1778. 
 
 To R. II. I.ee. "/ could not gratify Loyeareti. I could not, 
 
 ■\W ^ ^'io' / tryed hard for it. make him happy. While I doubt not 
 
 ijkY his great zeal for America. I must his ahiUtys. — Pray try to get 
 
 ^ us (■) or S heavy canon for a Fort to protect the ships of our 
 
 Allys. Such a one is much wanted here." etc. 
 
 45. HOL.MES (OLIVER AV.). A. L. S., 2 pp. oblong 1(3 mo. 
 [Bost.,] June 16, 1882. To Francis H. Underwood, appar- 
 ently relating to an alleged plagiarism. 
 
 "7 don't doubt that poem was stowed away among my old 
 remembrances, but I did not remember that I remembered it. 
 I am not a literary kleptomaniac, but ivhen our brain-pockets 
 are turned inside out xoe find a lot of things which we have 
 appropriated in some way or other."' &c. Honestly yours." 
 
 46. HOLMES (OLIVER W.). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Bost., 
 Dec. 27, 1888. Written on page 3 of a double sheet, page 1 
 of which has a printed notice that Dr. Holmes' failing eyesight 
 obliges him to contract his correspondence. 
 
 To [Francis II. 1 Uuderwood. sometime U. S. Con.sul at 
 (ilasgow, Scotland. Holmes hopes he will write his ex- 
 1 criences while there. He writes of Trofessor Max MuUer and 
 mentions that Lowell has returned, dined with Holmes the 
 other day, and will do so again. &c. 
 
 47. HOUSTON (SAMUEL, President of Texas). A. L. S., 
 21/2 pp. folio. Sparta, Tenn., Nov. 6, 1826. To Maj. W. J. 
 Worth at West Point, N. Y. Franked address on the back. 
 Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Concerning clothes order(>d from Major Worth's tailor. Re- 
 fers to his campaign for the Governorship: "The people say 
 that I will beat from .50 to GO.OOO votes for Governor," etc. 
 
 48. HULL (COMMODORE ISAAC). A. L. S.. 2 pp. 4to. 
 Boston. Jan. 19, 1813. To John BuUus. 
 
 V Mention the fiigate "l'rcsid(Mit." 
 
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 49. JAY (JOHN). L. S., 1 p. 4to. New York, Oct. 23, 1786. 
 (Circular.) 
 
 T(i Guv. ("liiiton'. ■/ Inni- the Honor of Iierewith transmit- 
 tinfi to your Excellency the List directed in it. and which con- 
 tains an account of all the Negroes belonging to your state that 
 y appear to hare been carried ainiy by the British when they 
 
 evacuated this city" etc. This refers to an order of Congress. 
 
 50. JONES (JOHN PAUL). A. L. S., 2 pp. square 8vo. 
 L 'Orient, August 17, 1785. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 To Thomas Jefferson. "■/ am still waiting for a decision re- 
 specting the rlaim of Mr. Peschilberg. But I think it my duty 
 to inform you that one or tiro of the common sailors that 
 serred on hoard the Alliance, irhen that Frigate was under 
 my ordcr.i. are noir here in a Merchant Vessel, and, as I am 
 this moment informed, they have been persuaded to tvrite to 
 Mr. Peschilberg desiring that their share in the prizes may 
 not be sent to America but paid to them here.'' 
 
 51. KEY (FRANCIS SCOTT, Author of "Star Spangled 
 Banner"). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. George Town, 21 July, 1819. 
 With address on back to Jas. H. Lane, Shepherdstown, Va. 
 
 Interesting letter in connection with some property in the 
 s.mth. He mentions that the times are very bad, and that a 
 nominal rent was as much as could be expected from a certain 
 negro family, and that simply to keep up possession. 
 
 52. KIPLING (RUDYARD). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. [Brat- 
 
 tleboro, Vt.] Nov. 10, 1892. To Mr. Davis, [probably Richard 
 
 Harding] . 
 
 '•JAI:< the larkspur I've been waiting for your books, and 
 they haven't come. T knotv and like them all, but I want them 
 icith your name in ... T am meditating a visit to New 
 York .wme time shortly I hope and then maybe we shall meet 
 and I will answer the question Brander Mathews has answered 
 and other questions and ask erer so many more." 
 
 53. KNOX (GEN. HENRY). A. L. S., 2 pp. folio. Camp 
 Middle Brook. June 1, 1777. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 J To Harry .Jackson. "7 wrote you about the uujggons. arms 
 
 ■A»5^ and clothing. Yon icill be allowed 3 or 4. 
 
 1 V The French gentlemar} you mention and no other person shall 
 
 Kj supersede me; the instant Congress confirms his appointment 
 
 I shall leave the .service. But the Genl. and all the General 
 
 Officers think they cannot exhibit such a piece of ingratitude. 
 
 But if thry should T retire." etc. 
 
 54. LAFAYETTE (MARQUIS DE). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. 
 [New Jersey, Winter of 1777-78?]. To Col. [lias] Dayton. 
 Portrait in aquatint. 2 pieces. 
 
 An important war dispatch ordering movements, reconais- 
 sance. etc portending an attack on the enemy. ''Colonel Day- 
 ton, is requested to send every one of his spies to Staten Island 
 and New York with orders to inquire most particularly of the 
 situation of the enemy at these two places, of every pass on 
 the island, piquets, patroles, d-c., the state of the ice, with 
 orders to return to-morrow night before eleven o'clock. 
 
 ••He will also aire the appointment to the guides for Staten 
 /^ ^ Island on to-morrow night at ten o'clock; at three o'clock in 
 
 the morning he iriU dismiss them irithout the air of concern 
 and aire ihem an u iipoinfmenl for the ne.rt night. 
 
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 "'J'oiHurroir iiif/lit dud I In dui/ mid iiiijlit iiftir ImiKirruic he 
 will order the Militia at Elizabeth town to kee/j patroling 
 partief! alony the shore and preicnt uttyhody gettiny in. Hut 
 he is not to deliver the order at once, but, an the contrary, 
 make their officers believe there is an expedition going on to- 
 morrow night, and that then it has miscarried, but will he 
 emeciiied the night after that of to-morrow. 
 
 "If there is any inteUigenee. jiarticularly such as ought to 
 alarm the pass on Xorth River, he irill s)nd it day and night 
 to headquarters.^' 
 
 55. LAFAYETTE (MARQUIS DE). A. L. S., 1 p. -tto. 
 Paris, Sept. 17, 1829. To [Philip Hone], introducing :\Ir. 
 Joseph Roberts. 
 
 Refers t<i the iioliticnl tioubles in l'"r:ui(<' : •'/'he papers icill 
 inform you of the toils in ichich France has been unerpcetedly 
 thrown by a counter lierolutionary intrigue and of tlic neces- 
 sity we are under to nit pose it icitli firnrness mid concert. The 
 -— French papers, such as the Courier Francais, the Constitutional, 
 
 Gourt le debas will be you know what — Has been or Js still 
 moved by the Court faction, tohile in the Gazette and the 
 Guardian you may find among many lies the effusions of dis- 
 appointment and rage. That your friend has been a principal 
 butt to their feelings because he is considered as a principal 
 obstacle to their designs you will easily conceive." eto. 
 
 56. LAURENS (HENRY, Pres. of the Continental Con- 
 gress). L. S.. 1 p. 4to. Phila., Oct. 16, 1778. To Gov. 
 George Clinton of New York, enclosing the resolution of Con- 
 gress to prevent the spreading of seditious papers by the 
 Enemy under Flags of Truce. With franked address on the 
 back. 
 
 57. LEE (GEN. HENRY). A. L. S., 2 pp. folio. Camp, 
 Kekret Meeting House, June 16, 1779. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "An express iritli a f,et(ter) from Your Lordsliip on public 
 1)usiness, in search of Cuptuin A nuistead, to whom the let(ter) 
 ivas addressed, met me this moment. — 7 took the liberty to 
 open it, (£- finding that its object is the knowledge of the enemy 
 landing yesterday at f^hort Core," etc. 
 
 58. LEE (ROBERT E.). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Petersburg, 
 Dec. 19, 1864. 
 
 <To Mr. James r>yons in thanks for some furs he had given 
 R. E. Lee. "7 knoiv that were it in your power you ivould ex- 
 '^ tend the same comforts to all our Soldiers, who notioith- 
 standing their privations, unmurmuringly bear every hardship 
 they are called upon to endure in the defence of their country,'' 
 etc. 
 
 59. LINCOLN (GEN. BENJAMIN). A. L. S., 1 p. folio. 
 White Plains, Aug. 11, 1778. To Major Edward Mead. 
 
 T'Ala of his return to service after recovery from his 
 wound, which necessitated his retirement for a year. 
 
 "^o news, irorth rommunicating, in camp, saving that it is 
 I y^robable that our trooyx are landed on Rhode Isl., that ye 
 
 'r)f enemy have left ye town of Newport t§ have taken a height in 
 ^ (7s rear: they hare burnt a number of their armed rcssels 
 and are sinking obstructions in ye channel. They must soon, 
 I think, fall into our hatids.^' etc. 
 
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 60. LIVINGSTON (WALT5:R. Member of Continental 
 Congress). A. L. S., 2 pp. folio. Albany. June 29, 1776. 
 To the Rev. James Caldwell. 
 
 An interesting war letter ; speaks of Gen. Thompson's de- 
 feat and capture by the British in Canada. Gen. Sullivan's re- 
 treat to Crown Point, etc. 
 
 "A most didhnlical plot has heen discovered at ?^. York. 
 
 ' The Mayor and 27 others are iinjjrisoncd for entering into a 
 
 / comhination to murder Genl. Washington. The Provincial 
 
 ^ Conf/ress are under an Oath of Secrecy, othericise we should 
 
 " have the particulars. 
 
 "There's some troops arrived at the Hool. Its e.rpccted that 
 {t^.) Yorh will he attacked ei-ery day. My own opinion is that 
 the lilow irill not he xiriirk at X. York. I lio/ic J iikiij he mis- 
 taken. We arc ciceedinyly irell prepared. I imayine there 
 is not less than 20.000 men //r/.s day at (X.) York; others daily 
 conrinfi in.'' etc. 
 
 61. LONG-FELLOW (HENRY W.). A. L. S., 2i/2 PP- 
 12mo. Cambridge, September 26. 1878. Interesting letter to 
 Osgood, the Publisher, relating to Longfellow's literary work, 
 especially the series, ''Poems of Places," finished in 1879. 
 
 "The Birth Bay Book is rather a yood idea, hut hoir suc- 
 cessful it ivould prove in a- commercial point of vieir. you can 
 hetter judge than I. As to ''Poems of Places.' J hardly knotc 
 how many volumes irill he necessary to complete the tcork. 
 It will never do to slight our oirn Country: hut I will limit 
 myself as much as possihle. The materials for the United 
 States are very ahundant. and to most of our people this part 
 of the hook will prohahly he more interesting than any other. 
 ^Oceanica' is to he the closing volume of the series. As it iras 
 all ready. I had it put into type in advance, so as to have my 
 hands free." etc. 
 
 62. LOWELL (J. R.). A. L. S., 3 pp. 16mo. Elmwood, 
 n. d. To "My Dear Underwood." 
 
 He very humbly apologies for not arranging to have Under- 
 ( y^ /'O') wood meet Curtis. "/ have written a note to Curtis d- told of 
 
 ^^j \ 1/ «(?/ stupidity. Pray forgive mc." etc. He adds a postscript. "/ 
 
 If feci horrihly about it." 
 
 63. McCLOSKEY (JOHN. Cardinal of New York). A. L. 
 S.. 1 p. 16mo. Feb. 19. 1882. Signed '"John, Card. A. hp. 
 
 ofN.Y." 
 
 64. MORRIS (GOUVERNEUR. Member of Continental 
 Congress). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Phila., Jinie 22, 1784. To 
 George Clinton. Gov. of N. Y., introducing Mr. Van Berkel, 
 
 ^r — ' Minister of the United Netherlands. 
 
 65. O'REILLY (JOHN BOYLE). A. L. S.. 2 pp. 8vo. 
 Bost., 1888. regretting he will not be able to read in public 
 "for so dear an object to me as the benefit of the blind chil- 
 
 ^ dren;" Autograph poem, of 4 lines, signed; and portrait. 
 3 pieces. 
 
 66. O'REILLY (JOHN BOYLE). Autograph poem, of 14 
 lines, signed. "A soft -breasted bird from the sea," etc.: and 
 
 /T) typewritten manuscript poem, of 32 lines, "A Lost Friend.' 
 signed. 2 pieces. 
 
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 67. PARKAIAX f FRANC IS) 
 Boston. [August 11, 1877J. To 
 
 A. L. S., 3 pp. square 12mo. 
 Mv Dear Mr. Stewart." 
 
 68. PARKMAN (FRANCIS). A. L. S., 3 pp. 12ino. 50 
 
 Chestnut Street, Nov. 10, 1877. To "My Dear Mr. Stone." 
 
 "With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 ■'.S'o loufi (IS I ctni rciHciiihcr the name. 'Old French War' 
 meant the uar of 175.>63. The name 'Old French' teas used by. 
 our fathers to distinf/uish it from the Revolutionary War. 
 The Ivor of 1744-.j0 was formerly knoirn in Neir York as Shir- 
 leu's War." &('. 
 
 D. S., 1 p. folio. Sept. 10, 1681. 
 
 69. PENN (WILLIAM) 
 Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Iver-oi'd of the ])iircliase of Five Tho\is;iiid Acres uf Innd 
 ill I'eiiiisyhnniji. fur the sum of Oiie Hundred Pounds. 
 
 70. PICKENS (ANDREW. Gen. in the Revolution). L. S., 
 1 p. folio. Long Cane, June 15, 1781. To iMaj. Greene. 
 
 War letter reporting- liis arrangements for eolleoting sup- 
 lilies and forwardin};- reinforeements to the army besieging 
 Fort Ninety-Six. 
 
 71. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Rich- 
 mond, Oct. 8, 1835, to Dr. R. M. Bird, Philadelphia; Mezzo- 
 tint portrait by Sartain ; view of Poe's Cottage at Fordham. 
 3 pieces. 
 
 \Yritten by I'oe soon after his ciigagenieiir on the "Mes- 
 senger," and while his enthusiasm was still high. 
 
 "At the rci/iicst of Mr. Thomas W. White. I'roprietor of the 
 'Southern Literary Messenger,'' puhlished in this city. I take 
 the liberty of addressiny yon. and soVuitiny your aid in the 
 iray of ocrasiotKil or regular coiitrihutions to his Magazine. 
 Being n:ell airare that yonr time is fully ocrupied, I confess 
 that T have little hope of being able so far to interest you in 
 behalf of a merely Southern Journal as to ohtahi that as- 
 sistanre irhieh you hare refused to your more immediate neigh- 
 hours. Hut the value of any eontribution you might afford 
 us rendered it incumbent upon me to make the attempt, at all 
 events, in aecordancc with his desire. Veru respt. Tr. ob. st. 
 Edgar A. I'oe." 
 
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 T2. PUTNAM (ISRAEL). L. S., li/o pp. folio. Prince- 
 ton, Jan. 27. 1777. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 To the ("ouneil of Safety. "Capt. Eehavd ami ('apt. Fisher 
 of ficrks County have just informed )ne that their Companies 
 hare run auay to a, man, etc. A foraging party of the IJnemy 
 of about 1.000 men came yesterday as far as Somerset Court 
 House with 100 ivagons <(■ 4 field /)iec<s." The Letter tells 
 how the English Wfvv dri\en off. 
 
 73. REVERE (PAI^L). A. D. S.. 1 p. oblong. 8vo. Castle 
 Island. May 8, 1779. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Signed as Lt. Colon"!. Granting furloughs to sexeral incu 
 under his command. 
 
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 74. EILEY (JAMES WHITCOMB). Autograph poem, 
 signed Indiara. 1888. Written on letter heading of J. B. 
 
 I'oiid. lecture agent. 
 
 ^ "JJastilii hut vcnj heartily I coitij for you a stanza from the 
 
 ^ poem you desif/nate. For W. E. Mitchell. New York State." 
 
 ^ He quotes stanza of 8 lines : 
 
 "When the frost is on the pun^kin and the fodder's in the shock. 
 And you hear the kyouch and gohble of the struttin turkey 
 cock'' etc. 
 Beneath the poem Riley has drawn a little shack and behind 
 the fence the rising sun. as mentioned in the verses. 
 
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 75. ST. CLAIR (GEN. ARTHUR). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. 
 Fort Washington, Dec. 2, 1791. 
 
 To Gen. Scott. "Since you left this there has nothing hap- 
 pened of any consequence : some few Indians have been seen 
 betueen Ft. Jefferson d Ft. Hamilton and some in the neigh- 
 borhood of this Fort." etc. 
 
 76. SCAMMELL (ALEXANDER). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. 
 
 Head Quarters Sorrell, June 13, 1776. 
 
 "I unluckily lost my Commission on Lake George: therefore. 
 if consistent vith your pleasure, shd. take it as a very great 
 favor, if you would send me one bearing date the fifth of 
 _- January, as the other Majors do for this Campaign.'' 
 
 11. SCHUYLER (PHILIP). A. L. S., 2 pp. folio. Albany, 
 /^ Jan. 5. 1779. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 To Timothy Edwards. "By a second letter this morning re- 
 reived from Mr. Deane there is reason to believe the sav<iges. 
 under the influence of the Enemy, meditate a serious attack on 
 the Onidas, who have requested the Commissioners fo^r assist- 
 _/ ance in erecting a picket fort. I have advised General Clin- 
 
 ton, who commands here, to afford it," etc. 
 
 78. SCOTT (SIR WALTER). A. L. S., I1/2 PP- 4to. 
 Castle Street. Edinb., 26 Deer. 1801. To Cadell & Davies. 
 Booksellers. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "What are your intentions concerning the publishing of the 
 
 f y Minstrelsy of the Border, irhich is noir within a .fheet of being 
 
 0\j printed off. Altho' I am not a professed author, you icill easily 
 
 ^.. ronreive that I am not indifferent about the fate of a work to 
 
 /^ V irhich I have put my name." etc. Two reply letters are drafted 
 
 J out on same sheets by Cadell & Davies. discussing the produc- 
 
 ' tiou and price of the work mentioned. 
 
 79. SE]\OIES (RAPHAEL, Admiral of the C. S. Navy, 
 Commander of the "Alabama"). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. Louisi- 
 ana State Seminary, Alexandria, Feb. 7. 1867. To B. J. 
 Semmes. 
 
 (Concerning a proiiosition made to liim to assume the editor- 
 .ship of the Memphis "Bulletin." 
 
 80. SOUTHEY (ROBERT). A. L. S.. 3 pp. 4to. [Kes- 
 wick?] Dec. 10. 1805. To William Taylor. Norwich. With 
 photogravure portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "Your rerivnl is gone bark to King Arthur. There was 
 nothing irhirh I rould feel any iri.Sih to interline. Siomething 
 hoirever Wordsuorth thought might he added as instances of 
 fhut impassioned character of sound d- emphatic position of 
 irordx. irhirh rannut be displaiird in its full beavtii irithouf the 
 
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 help of metre. The instances he marked ivcrv these ^^ He 
 writes 15 lines of verse here, and proceeds, "// i/ou can in- 
 weave these instances" etc. He tells of having set Burness to 
 work and mentions that he will procure help from Lamb. He 
 mentions also Coleridffo. who had left Malta for England. He 
 discusses the position of I'russia. and concludes in relation to 
 the conflict then raging. "I peace which shall do nothing hut 
 just keep the qatea of •hiiins' temple aiar is the worst of all," 
 
 81. STARK (COL. JOHXV A. X. S.. 1 p. small 8vo. April J 
 
 27. 1775. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "This may surtifji that (oitt. Xtithtni liuil is tippointed 
 iimirtcrmuster for \cir II nniitshirc forces." etc. 
 
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 82. STEVFA'SOX (R. L.). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. Hotel des 
 lies d'Or, Hyeres, Var. France. To Alexander Ireland. With 
 envelope printed on back "La Solitude." and bearing [)ost- 
 mark, "Nice. PI. Grimaldi. Alpes Maritiraes. January 1884." 
 2 pieces. 
 
 "Much ill hiiilth. II irliolc (hli/sxci/ of cIiiiikkx. iiinl a sea of 
 .■ confused affairs iiiiixt sin ml in ij i.i-ciisc for this loiiii silence. 
 .,>< I am notr better, iinirh better, and hare <i<it n plmc. irhere, 
 at least. I take a moment's health: and so I hast< n to thank 
 "^ you for your having kindly sent me the Enchiridion, and still 
 
 more kindly found a place for a word of mine in so select a 
 company. It is much easier for you to imagine than for tne 
 to express — (there at least is an original phrase) — the grati- 
 fication I felt when I saw my name in your collection ; I fear 
 it iras the extract T enjoyed the most! I do not even see my 
 iray to revisit [■Jiighnid tliis iiciir. and it iroiild be tempting 
 Proridence to make too sure of the next. I believe I require 
 a long absence and much care to get properly on my legs again; 
 and the abominable folly of getting ircll in ninter, only to 
 come home and fall ill ngnin hii autumn, is one which I am 
 eager to avoid repeating.''' &o. 
 
 The postmark is interesting as it was A\liili" on a short 
 visit to Nice in January. 1S44. when Henley and Baxter visited 
 him at Hyeres. that Stevenson contracted congestion of the 
 lungs. His life was despaired nf in that illness. 
 
 83. STEVENSON (R. L.). A. L. S.. 2y> pp. 8vo. Vailima 
 Plantation. July 7, 1892. To [Will H.] Low. With etched 
 portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 ''This is to introduce Tati >iitlnon. High Chief of the Teras 
 in Tahiti, a ninch more considerable man than King Pomare. 
 Ask him, and he will tell yon n-hich can raise most men. He 
 is going to the States on a visit to Henry .\dams and * * * 
 / make it my special request that you give him a good dinner, 
 of which I owe him several. I daresay the God-Like Sculptor 
 might like to see a real High chief for once in his life." &c. 
 
 84. STEVENSON (R. L.). A. N. S., 1 p. 16mo. Valima, 
 Samoa, n. d. With photogravure portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "To the deril inth autograph hunters! Robert Louis 
 
 \ Stevenson." 
 
 85. STEVENSON (R. L.l. A. X. S. (with initials), 1 p., 
 IBmo. 
 
 To A. Ireland, relating to the latter's i-eminiscencos of 
 Carlyle and Mrs. Carlyle. which Stevenson says he luul read 
 with the greatest interest, and should he not say so. he ^vonld 
 feel "ten-fold ungrateful." &c. 
 
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 86. STIRLING (LORD). L. S., 1 p. 4to. Ramapough, 
 Oct. 4, 1779. 
 
 [ To Major Burnet. "/ did make a report to his Excellency 
 
 ^ ^ General Washington with regard to your behaviour relative to 
 
 \ \ ^.m^ the movement of the boats from Dorr's Ferry to Powlis Hook: 
 
 ■1 it ivas founded on the report made to me by Major Lee,'' etc. 
 
 87. STOWE (HARRIET B.). A. L. S., Si/o pp. 16mo. 
 Andover, 1858. To Mr. Underwood; with autographed por- 
 trait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Requests Underwood to send copies of "Life Thoughts" to 
 Lady Byron, Charles Kingsley, and other English friends. 
 The weather at Andover is now much better, her health is im- 
 proving, &c. 
 
 88. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo. 
 [Freshwater], Nov. 1, 1863. "With engraved portrait. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 "Let me thank you noic for your tobacco, ivhich. was pro- 
 nounced by some friends here as super-excellent." "/ never 
 t see Blackwood's Magazine, but would most tmllingly read the 
 
 l^ 'Memoirs of the Confederate War for Independence,' which you 
 
 ' are good enough to offer to send me. particularly as you tell me 
 
 thai the most spirited and, truthful account of the heroic strug- 
 gle is to be found there." etc. 
 
 89. THACKERAY (W. M.). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. 36 Onslow 
 Sq., Sunday [Feb. 1, 1854] ; envelope with wax seal; and 2 
 portraits, one etched by Hollyer, signed. 3 pieces. 
 
 ''Dear Mrs. Arabin. T have chosen this black edged paper 
 to denote my grief that T am unirell and can't go out to dinner. 
 "^ Why. I think I have had to refuse 10 friends this week: and 
 believe me the person who is most sorri/ of all is. Yours faith- 
 fully." 
 
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 90. THOMSON (CHARLES, American Patriot, Secy, of 
 Congress). D. S., 1 p. 8vo., Oct. 4, 1782. 
 
 Printed Resolutions of Congress, signed by Thomson as 
 Secretary. Affirmation of adherence to the treaty of alliance 
 between the United States and France whereby it was agreed 
 "That neither of the contracting parties shall conclude peace 
 nor triire with. Great Britain, without the consent of the 
 other." etc. An important document. 
 
 91. TRUIMBrLL (JONATHAN, Gov. of Conn. 1798-1809). 
 7) A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Lebanon, July 12, 1799. To the Rev. 
 
 Benj. Trumbull, with a draft of the latter 's reply on the 
 second page. 
 
 92. WAYNE (ANTHONY). A. L. S., 2 pp. square 8vo. 
 Ebenezer, April 3, 1782. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 To Col. Jackson, Camj) on the Line near Savannah. "/ have 
 yet ground to think that the advance of Mr. Campbell was to 
 cover the advance of the Indians. It is necessary for the pres- 
 ent that you should remain on the line, d: strike if possible 
 without risking too nniHi." Mentions the shortage of food," 
 etc. 
 
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 93. WENTWORTH (JOSHUA, Soldier in Revolution. 
 Member of Continental Congress). A. D. S., 1 p. oblong 4to. 
 Portsmouth, June 24, 1775. Note in favor of Mr. Robert Fur- 
 nass, Ship and Insurance Broker, London. 
 
 94. WHTTTIER (JOHN G.). A. L. S., 2 pp. Svo. Ames- 
 bury. 1874. With engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 To a friend, cxiircssing sympntliy upon the " 'passing on'' of 
 thy dear sister.'" ''How glad I should he to see thee cf 
 Theodore. There are so few of us left.'' &c. 
 
 95. WILLETT (MARINUS, Distinguished American Pa- 
 ' )j triot. Mayor of New York). D. S., 2 pp. folio. Albany, Sept. 
 
 11, 1782. 
 \ Signed Col. Commandant. Report to Maj. (icn. Lord Stirling 
 
 w\ l\j /^' "of the Manner in u-hich the Troops arc posted on these 
 
 L»<' ^ frontiers.'' in Tyron County. 
 
 9H. AVORDSWORTH (WILLIAIM). A. L. S., 2i/. pp. 4to. 
 Rydal Mount, 7th Feb., N. Y. Upon the Irish and Roman 
 Catholic questions. 
 
 "Numerous engagements hare prevented niij thanking you 
 ea/rlier for your remarlcs upon Catholic Emancipation. The 
 Concessions are noiv to he made, hut . . . my notion is that 
 ivithholdini/ the privilege of sitting in parliament from Papists 
 was not the cause of the discontent in Ireland and that there- 
 " fore, granting that privilege cannot remove them. ISIeverthe- 
 
 less, I trust in the goodness of God, and as the measure is to take 
 place. I neither repine nor murmur, hut am prepared to he- 
 Ueve that ultimately a way imll he disclosed out of this lahy- 
 rinth. though / am utterly unahle to discern it." &c'. 
 
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 A Lynch Signature and all the other Signers except four. 
 
 97. ADAMS MOHN. Signer from Mass.). L. S. li^ pp. 
 4to. Qnincy. },I;!y Ki. 1^19. To Mr. Xilcs of Nile's Register. 
 (Time-stained and strengthened at folds.) 
 
 A letter of great interest in connection with the Hoston Tea 
 Party. "In one of your letters you ask me whether I can 
 give you the names of the Mohairks, who were concerned in the 
 escapade of the Tea in Boston Ilarhomr. J tell you now in 
 ^ truth and upon honor that I know not, and never knew the 
 names of any one of them. . . . I tvas in Plgmouih. When 
 I returned to Boston the deed ivas done. The profound secret. 
 and the lotal ahstinance from plunder are proofs of the char- 
 acter of the men. I helieve they would have tarred and feath- 
 ered any one of their numher who should harr hcen detected 
 in pocketing a pound of Tyson." etc. 
 
 98. ADAMS (SAMUEL, Signei- from .Mass.). I). S., 1 p. 
 4to, August 9, 1778. Massachusetts Bav provincial bond for 
 £500. 
 
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 99. BARTLETT (JOSIAH, Signer from N. H.). A. D. S., 
 1 p. folio. Kingstown, NoA^ 4, 1788. Legal document. 
 
 100. BRAXTON (CARTER. Signer from Virginia). A. D. 
 S., 1 p. oblong 12mo. May 20, 1800. 
 
 101. CARROLL OF CARROLLTON (CHARLES, Signer 
 from Maryland). A, L, S., 3 pp. 4to. Baltimore, 27tli Dec, 
 1822. To Mr. William Gibbons, his agent. 
 
 Discussing business affairs, he tells of certain rents and 
 other moneys due, ordirs for flour. &c. In addition to the sig- 
 nature, is a postscript initialled, "C. C. of C." 
 
 102. CLARK (ABRAHAM, Signer from N. J.). D. S., 2 
 pp. folio. June, 1776. Signed as Sheriff of Essex Co. 
 
 103. CLYMER (GEORGE, Signer from Penn.). A. L. S., 
 11/4 pp. folio. Phila., July 23, 1792. To Congressman Edward 
 Hand, on political matters. 
 
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 ^ 104. CLYMER (GEORGE, Signer from Penn.). D. S., 
 ^^ 1 p. oblong 12mo. Phila., Feb. 8, 1803. Henry Clymer's 
 note, endorsed by George Clymer on face and back. 
 
 105. ELLERY (WILLIAM, Signer from R. I.). A. L. S., 
 1 p. folio. St. Thomas, May 3, 1757. To Messrs. John Gould 
 & Co. 
 
 Reporting his condition and activities as a i>rivateer. "You 
 may depend on my l-eepinp a r/ond look out for a fnc Inrfie 
 sugar ship,^' etc. 
 
 .,-) 106. FLOYD (WILLIAM, Signer from N. Y.). A. D. S., 
 t-^j\ " 1 p. 4to. Feb. 13, 1795. Return of names of the Officers of 
 \*^ the Suffolk County (Floyd's) Brigade. 
 
 107. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN, Signer from Penn.). A. 
 L. S. (in two places), 3 pp. 4to. Craven St. [Lond.,] Jan. 
 12, 1774. To Hon. Thomas Walpole. With portrait. 
 
 • Franklin declares that having been told that his conduct 
 
 of affairs between England and the Colonies does not entitle 
 
 ■^^ ■'^ him to any mark of favor from Government, such as being 
 
 ""^ -/ " a Proprietor in the Grant of Lands on the Ohio, he wishes to 
 
 ' i je yr say he "never considered, flic rtfirernnnt irith the Treasury for 
 
 these Lands as a Matter of Farm-, unless it was such from 
 iis to Government.'' lie wishes therefore to have his name 
 struck from the list of Associates. This letter occupies both 
 sides of one sheet. On one side of the second sheet is an ex- 
 tract from a letter by Thomas Walpole (written by Franklin) 
 wherein he (Franklin) is referred tn as "Old Moses.' Be- 
 neath is a written statement, by Franklin, signed, that his 
 rights to two shares still exist and he hopes his posterity may 
 benefit from them. He concludes: "/ icrite this memorandum at 
 Passy. France, where I am. now in the service of United States, 
 1778." The two sheets were fastened together by Franklin 
 with a wafer. 
 
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 fy^ 108. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN. Signer from Penn.). L. r \^^ 
 '^ S., 1 p. 4to. To Philip Schuyler, at Tieonderoga. '^ ^ 
 
 ^ar^ Signed also by Cliarles ( "arroll of C'arroUtou aud Saimu'l 
 
 £\J Chase, both Signers. The three went to Canada in 1776 bv ,V^^ 
 
 \ "^ way of Lake fteoige in the hope of inducing the Canadians to' >k. ■ 
 
 y^ y;^ - -'^^ join the Thirteen Colonies in their revolt. ^ 
 
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 109. GERRY (ELBRIDGE, Signer from Mass.). A. L. S., 
 1 p. 4to. Cambridge, Sept. 18, 1813. 
 
 To .Jacob Gerrish. regarding certain treasonable practices of 
 which he has written to the President. 
 
 110. GERRY (ELBRIDGE. Signer from Mass.). A. N. S., 
 1 p. small 4to. Boston, July 2, 1814. To I. W. Treadwell, on 
 financial matters. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 111. HALL (LYMAN, Signer from Georgia). D. S., 1 p. 
 oblong 8vo. Savannah. Sept. 22, 1783. 
 
 > Interesting document certifying that I.t. XathauicI I'earre of 
 the Georgia line is entitled to 200 acres of land as a bounty, etc. 
 
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 112. HANCOCK (JOHN, Signer from Mass.). A. L. S.. 
 1 p. 4to. Boston, Deer. 24. 1799. Business letter regarding 
 a shipment of tea. 
 
 113. HARRISON (BENJAMIN, Signer from Virginia). 
 D. S., 1 p. oblong 12mo. Council Chamber, April 1. 1783. 
 
 Certifying that Frederick Young is entitled t<> the quantity 
 of land allowed a Sargeant of the Virginia Line. In the hand- 
 writing of Thomas Meriwether, and also signed by him. 
 
 114. HART (JOHN, Signer from N. J.). Signature on 
 Continental Bill for V2 shillings, issue of 1776. 
 
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 115. HEYWARD (THOMAS. Jr., Signer from S. C). D. 
 ^ S., 1 p. oblong folio. Charleston, Sept. 13, 1785. Warrent 
 I for the arrest of Francis Greaves, signed as Judge. 
 
 \ 116. HOOPER (WILLIAM, Signer from N. C). A. L. S., 
 
 1 p. large 4to. New York, Feb. 6, 1776. 
 
 Interesting letter to .Tnseph Hewes aud .Tohn Penn (also 
 signers from N. C), Delegates in Continental Congress. Phila- 
 delphia. "/ /core cfsrly to-morrov' morning. I have been de- 
 tained here all daii irritinn. fi-fhinp for inteUifiencr of Gent. 
 Clinton' fi diKtinntioii. What the enclosed conveys I thinl' maij 
 he depended on. Therefore irrite all ijovr friends to stand forth 
 & to enliM themselves. Pray press the matter on Mr. Thos. 
 Penn : and urge him to rail forth the hack country." etc. 
 
 117. HOPKINS (STEPHEN, Signer from R. I.). D. S., 
 1 p. narrow 12mo. Newport, July, 1763. Order on the Treas- 
 urer of the Colony. 
 
 118. HOPKINSON (FRANCIS, Signer from N. J.). D. S., 
 1 p. quarto. December 25, 1780. U. S. Bill of Exchange on 
 the Commissioners in Paris. 
 
 119. HUNTINGTON (SAMUEL, Signer from Conn.). L. 
 . S., 1 p. 4to. Phila., November 2, 1780. 
 
 To Gov. Clinton, regarding clothing for the troops of the re- 
 spective States. 
 
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 120. JEFFERSON (THOMAS, Signer from Vkginia). L. 
 S., 1 p. folio. Phila., March 30, 1791. 
 
 Enclosing to someone he addresses as "Your Excellency," a 
 '^l, ■ collection of the acts passed at the third session of Congress. 
 
 121. LEE (FRANCIS LIGHTFOOT. Signer from Vir- 
 ginia). A. L. S., 2% pp. closely written folio. Menokin. 
 April 20, 1774. To his brother, William Lee. 
 
 A very long letter discussing business affairs and condi- 
 *'\ ^ tions in the Colonies. He considers that the tobacco crop will 
 
 never again be large, as it is certain that wheat at 14 shillings 
 is more advantageous than tobacco at 2.~» shillings, &c. 
 
 -" 122. LEE (RICHARD, Signer from Virginia). A. L. S., 
 
 1 p. 18mo. June 15, 1792 (repaired). To Mrs. George Hull. 
 
 123. LEWIS (FRANCIS, Signer from N. Y.). A. D. S., 
 1 p. small 4to. N. Y., Oct. 10, 1776. Receipt for money. 
 
 124. LIVINGSTON (PHILIP, Signer from N. Y.). D. S., 
 ^\ p. oblong folio. Albany, Aug. 1, 1740. Signed as Clerk of 
 
 Common Council of Albany, with seal. 
 
 125. LYNCH (THOMAS, Signer from S. C). Autograph 
 signature, ' ' Lynch, ' ' cut from a volume of Swift 's Works. 
 
 The signature is inlaid in a piece of contemporary paper, 
 and this in turn is inlaid in a large folio sheet, with an A. N. 
 S. of Lyman C. Draper, author of the Essay on the Autographs 
 of the Signers, in which he gives the history of the present 
 specimen and guarantees its genuineness. 
 
 The signatuee of Thomas Lynch is the scarcest of all 
 
 the signees. only one authenticated letter t71at to 
 
 Geoege Washington — being known. 
 
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 126. :\IcKEAN (THOMAS, Signer from Del.). A. L. S., 
 
 1 p. 4to. Phila., Sept. 21, 1781. 
 
 To Governor Clinton, to enclose 2 acts of Congress relating 
 to Consular powers. 
 
 (^ 127. MORRIS (LEWIS, Signer from N. Y.). A. D. S., 1 p. 
 small 4to. Morrisania, June 19, 1792. Promissory note. 
 
 128. MORRIS (ROBERT, Signer from Penn.). L. S., 1 p. 
 - 4to. Office of Finance, Sept. 6, 1781. To the Gov. of N. Y. 
 
 regarding the supply of cattle for the southern army. 
 
 129. MORRIS (ROBERT. Signer from Penn.). A. L. S., 
 3 pp. 4to. Phila., August 27, 1786. To Robert Gilmor & Co. 
 
 Relates to the arrival of a brig with tobacco. "TFerc / to 
 permit any hut my oini toho. to tjo in oitc of my ships it would 
 -T' seem to eountrnance a thing that I shall viyre the loudest com- 
 
 plaints against. The Farmers General . . ■ are not friendly 
 to the measure. 1 am also determined not to sit tamelii and 
 see the dread taken out of my mouth,'' etc. 
 
 130. MORTON (JOHN, Signer from Penn.). D. S., 1 p. 
 folio. Ridley, Sept. 4. 1775. Signed as Judge of Supreme 
 Court of Pennsvlvania.
 
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 131. NELSOX (THOMAS. Jr., Signer from Virginia), ^s 
 . S., 1 p. folio. [Sept. 15, 1781]. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 A line war Jctter. without address, and reading in part: "7 
 icrute you last eveiiiny; since then we have received an ac- 
 count of the return of the French fleet. They have formed a 
 junction with the ships that were at Rhode Island and brought 
 in ttco British frigates that they have captured. I cannot too 
 often repeat to you the necessity of sending on supplies of all 
 kinds with all possible expedition. 
 
 "Genl. Washington's troops are expected on every day and 
 unless tee can procure large quantities of everything that is 
 necessary our present glorious prospects may vanish." etc. 
 
 132. PACA (AVILLIA:\[, Signer from Maryland). A. L. S., 
 1 p. 4to. Wednesday, n. y. (repaired). To Mr. Aquila Brown, 
 
 y»n-finaneial matters. 
 
 133. PAINE (ROBERT TREAT. Signer from Mass.). A. 
 D. S., 31/2 pp. folio. First Tuesday of January, 1780. 
 
 "A very interesting document, being the comjilaint of 'the 
 Government and People of the Massachusetts Bay in New Eng- 
 land' 'against Sylvester Gardiner, late of Boston,' who is charged 
 with having 'levied tear and conspired to levy tvar against the 
 Government & people of this Province, Colony and State.' " etc. 
 
 134. PENN (JOHN, Signer from N. C). D. S., 21/2 pp. 
 folio. Phila., Jan. 21, 1780. 
 
 To Governor Richard Caswell ; signed also by Thomas Burke 
 and Allen Jones. A very important document, reading in part : 
 
 "Our apprehensions on the (irliclc of Arms made us enquire 
 if any succors of that kind could be sent from this place, but 
 we can derive no hope from the result. Virginia has lately hud 
 an acquisition of five thousand stand, and we doubt not she 
 will assist us if ice shall be iminently threatened. It tvould 
 give us great saitsfaction to learn that the long-expected ■sup- 
 plies of this kind are arrived, for we shall have no fears from 
 such a force as the enemy can employ against our particular 
 State, if the Militia were completely armed. 
 
 "The Virginia Line, which is on its march to reinforce the 
 Southern Army, icill be, toe hope, at least in time enough to 
 come to relief of Charlestoton, should it be invested, at all 
 events to check them in their approach to our Country. 
 
 "We are ivell informed that the German Princes have re- 
 fused Troops to Great Britain and even permission to recruit 
 in their dominions," etc. 
 
 135. READ (GEORGE, Signer from Del). D. S.. 2 pp. 
 folio. August, 1779. Legal document. 
 
 L36. RODNEY (CAESAR, Signer from Del.i. D. S., 1 p. 
 folio. October 28, 1783. 
 
 137. ROSS (GEORGE, Signer from Penn.). D. S., 1 p. 
 folio. Dec. 24, 1768. Bail bond for the release of James 
 
 , ■ V Webb, Jr. 
 
 138. RUSH (BENJAMIN, Signer from Maryland). D. S., 
 1 p. small 4to. April 17, 1786. 
 
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 139. RUTLEDGE (EDWARD, Signer from S. C). D. S., 
 with subscription. 2 pp. 4to. Not dated; Legal Document 
 I addressed to Wm. H. Gibby, Esq., Master in Chancery. Por- 
 
 I trait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "'? 140. SHERMAN (ROGER, Signer from Conn.). A. D. S., 
 21/2 PP- folio. Stratford. April 16. 1773. 
 
 Petition of Joseph Tomlinson of Stratford, entirely in Sher- 
 ^J/^ man's handwriting. 
 
 141. SMITH (JAMES. Signer from Penn.). D. S., 2 pp. 
 \ folio. Jan. 8, 1745. Deed for land in Lancaster Co. 
 
 142. STOCKTON (RICHARD. Signer from N. J.). D. S., 
 1 p. folio. March 31, 1775. Signed as Justice of the Supreme 
 Court of New Jersey. 
 
 143. STONE (THOMAS, Signer from Maryland). Sig- 
 nature on a Georgia Bill for Seventeen Spanish Milled Dollars. 
 16mo. 1777. 
 
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 144. TAYLOR (GEORGE, Signer from Penn.). D. S., 
 1 p. folio. Easton, Dec. 21. 1775. To the Committee of Safety. 
 
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 145. THOMSON (CHARLES, Sec'y of Congress). D. S., 
 
 1 p. 4to. In Congress, Oct. 25, 1780. 
 
 Extract from minutes, I'eading in part: "Recommended to the 
 respective States to exert their utmost endeavours to furnish 
 their qiiotos of troops in the Continental line with cloth in;/." 
 etc. 
 
 146. THORNTON (MATTHEW, Signer from N. H.). I). 
 S., 1 p. small 4to. Exeter, June 8, 1775. 
 
 Order on tlie Selectmen of Kingstown for six barrels of gnu 
 powder ; signed as Chairman of the Committee of Safety. 
 
 147. WALTON (GEORGE, Signer from Georgia). D. S.. 
 
 2 pp. folio. Sept. 10, 1782. Printed document, signed as Chief 
 Justice of Ga. 
 
 148. WHIPPLE (WILLIAM. Signer from N. H.). A. L. 
 S., 1 p. 4to. Exeter, August 30, 1775. 
 
 An interesting letter written to his brother, reading in 
 part : "Before this comes to your hand you'll hear that three 
 companies raised for the defence of the frontiers are ordered 
 j,<w to march. They are to march to Onion River, there to join 
 % O Genl. Schuyler on his way from Ticonderoga for Canada. This 
 * design toill effectually secure the frontiers, so I hope your set- 
 
 tlements will go 071 peacahly. We have every assurance that 
 the Indians will not be ofiainst us and that the French loill he 
 ready to join us," etc. 
 
 149. WILLIAMS (WILLIAM, Signer from Conn.). A. L. 
 S.. 1 p. oblong 12mo. Lebanon, Feb. 2, 1763. To Mrs. Mary 
 Majon, on legal matters. 
 
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 150. WILSON (JAMES. Signer from Pemi.). D. S., 1 p. 
 oblong 8vo. March 1, 1797. Signed as Justice of the U. S. 
 Supreme Court. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 151. WITHERSPOON (JOHN, Signer from N. J.). A. L. 
 S., 11/2 PP- 4to., with address. March 4, 1790. Portrait. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 Very Scarce. Addressed to Charles Lee, Esq., on business 
 *^ . ' matters. A fine specimen. 
 
 152. WOLCOTT (OLIVER, S^|^ from Conn.). D. S., 1 
 p. oblong folio. New Haven, ^^y 30, 1822. Printed docu- 
 ment, signed as Governor. 
 
 153. WYTHE (GEORGE. Signer from Virginia). D. S., 
 3 pp. folio. Williamsburg, ^lay 9. 1772. Legal document. 
 
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 PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 
 
 A Complete Set, Including Many Very Interesting Letters. 
 
 154. WASHINGTON (GEORGE, First Pres. of the U. S.). 
 A. L. S.. 2 pp. 4to. Mount Vernon, Oct. 29, 1799. To his 
 nephew. Col. Wm. A. Washington. With two fine engraved 
 portraits. 3 pieces. 
 
 ^ ly Recommending his nephew. Mr. Lawrence Lewis, who seeks 
 ^ advice and aid in a business way ; also advising- of two hun- 
 ' dred gallons of whiskey ready for delivery. Mentions Mrs. 
 
 Washington's improving health, etc. 
 
 155. ADAMS (JOHN, Second Pres. of U. S.). A. L. S., 2 
 pp. 4to. Phila.. Dec. 6, 1794. To William Vernon, Esq. With 
 engraved portrait. 
 
 An interesting letter speaking of the failure of a Captain 
 Gardener to secure "Permission" (probably Letter of Marque) 
 from the Spanish Ministers on his recommendation, the reason 
 being given that too many vessels had already received them. 
 
 "Our Contemporaries, who acted with us upon the Stage in 
 more difficult times, arc fioinn off so fast that I feel, in the 
 midst of the World, as if 1 was about to be left alone. Mr. 
 Hancock. Mr. Sherman, Mr. Msop. Dr. Withrrspoon. Mr. 
 Clark. R. //. Lee. Conimodorr CiUon hare dropiicd off in a few 
 months, and this ina)iicni I Jrarn thai the irorthi/ Baron 
 Steuben has been stricken I'-ifh the I'alsii. Hut even these 
 Events are less afflictinii than the cuntiniinl xtautihtir of 
 illustrious characters whom I once knew in France. I'raii 
 what is to be the end of these thint/s?" 
 
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 156. JEFFEKSOX (THOMAS, Third Pres. of U. S.). A. 
 L. S., 2 pp. large 4to., closely written. Washington, July 16, 
 1808. To ^l. Warden. With engraved portrait. 2 pieces." 
 
 A remarkable letter giviug his views of the ragiug eoutiict 
 in Europe, which seems so peculiarly pertinent in America's 
 present relations to the old world. 
 
 "Our eyes are turned tcith anxiety toivard Europe to know 
 ,,^n I whether, after learin(/ so much from them, they irill let us 
 1 Vy live in peace. In truth I consider Europe hut as a great niad- 
 ■^ house, c€ in the present deranged state of their moral faculties 
 
 to ie pitied d avoided. There is no bravei-y in ftghtinc/ a maniac. 
 If we can avoid them during the fit. when they come to their 
 senses, we may show them ichat lind of rememhrance we re- 
 tain of it. A few years of peace will he sufficient, hut are es- 
 sential to enable us to hid defiance to injury,''' etc. 
 
 Mentions also the inclosure of letters to various prominent 
 Frenchmen, among them La Fayette; and of the sending of a 
 collection of the bones of the Mammoth, just discovered, which 
 he is presenting to the Institut Nationale de France. 
 
 It would be difficult to find a letter of greater or more varied 
 interests by this man of many affairs. 
 
 157. MADISON (JAMES, Fourth Pres. of U. S.). A. L. S., 
 4 pp. 4to. Montpellier, Aug. 12, 1820. To Richard Rush, then 
 Ambassador to England. 
 
 A long and interesting discussion on foreign relations and 
 trade regulations with Great Britain. 
 
 158. MONROE (JA:\IES. Fifth Pres. of U. S.). A. L. S., 
 2 pp. 4to. Oak Hill, Sept. 5, 1827. Engraved portrait. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 Regarding the sale of great tracts of land to discharge his 
 debts. 
 
 159. MONROE (JAMES, Fifth Pres. of U. S.). A. D. S., 
 1 p. 4to. n. d. Prospectus or advertisement of the sale of the 
 land and estate of Joseph Jones, the Elder. 
 
 The sale comprised 2.5 slaves, stock of horses, cattle and hogs 
 on the estate, and nearly 2,000 acres of land in Loudon County, 
 Virginia. Monroe was executor for the estate. 
 
 160. ADAMS (JOHN QUINCY, Sixth Pres. of U. S.). A. 
 L. S., 2 pp. 4to. St. Petei-sburg, Aug. 17. 1811. To President 
 ^ladison. jMarked private. 
 
 Written while Minister to Russia. Telling of his inability 
 to return to the United States in time to accept the nomination 
 for Justice of the Supreme Court, giving as the reason the 
 birth of his daughter, "the first example, I helieve, of an Amer- 
 ican, a native of Russia.'' Insists that his personal and 
 family affairs shall not stand in the way of any arrangement 
 made to relieve him of his post. 
 
 161. JACKSON (ANDREW, Seventh President of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Nashville, Jan. 12, 1817. To Capt. Par- 
 tridge, Supt. of the Military Academy at West Point. With 
 engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Recommending his nephew Andrew .T. Donelsou who has just 
 received his warrant to the Military Academy, and also vouch- 
 ing for his ward Edward Butler, who is already at the .\cad- 
 emy.
 
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 162. JACKSON (ANDREW. Seventh Pres. of U. S.i. A. 
 L. S., 1 p. folio. Sat. Nov. 17, 1827. To Maj. H. Lee, forward- 
 ing material for a reply to the charges of Chapman, Johnston 
 & Co. Mentions the Seminole Campaigns. 
 
 163. VAN BT^EEN (:\IARTIN, Eighth Pres. of U. S.). A 
 L. S., 3 pp. 4to. April 4, 1820. To John V. Henry. With 
 engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Concerning certain affairs of Vice-President Daniel D. Tomp- 
 kins. 
 
 164. HARRISON (WILLIAi\r HENRY, Ninth Pres. of U. 
 S.). A. L. S.. 2 pp. 4to. North Bend, Ohio. Dec. 23, 1832. 
 To the Hon. Chilton xUlen. in reply to inquiries relating to 
 the services of Col. Leslie Coombs. 
 
 Col. Coombs was a distinguished officer in the War of 1M2. 
 He rendered great service in delivering an important dis- 
 patch from Gen. Winchester to Gen. Harrison. To accom- 
 plish this ho had to traverse a wilderness occuiiied by savages, 
 ^ and covered with snow for over a hundred miles. 
 
 16^ TYLER (JOHN, Tenth Pres. of U. S.) . A. L. S., 3 pp. 
 4to. Washington, ^May 30, 1846. To his son. Engraved por- 
 trait. 
 
 __. • Refers to liis son's teixh'r of a regiment for service in tlie 
 
 Mexican War. 
 
 166. TYLER (JOHN, Tenth Pres. of U. S.). A. L. S., 1 p. 
 4to. Castleton, Staten Island, N. Y., Sept. 2, 1854. To M. D. 
 Philips, promising to make a transcript of his reply to the let- 
 ter notifying him of his nomination for the vice-presidency. 
 
 167. POI.K (JA]\IES K., Eleventh Pres. of U. S.j. L. S., 
 1 p. 4to. Monday Morning, Jan. 19, 1846. To Robt. J. 
 
 /i) Walker, Secy, of Treasury, asking him to attend with the 
 C v cabinet, the funeral of ]Mr. Taylor of the House of Representa- 
 J tives. Engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 168. TAYLOR (ZACHARY, Twelfth Pres. of U. S.). A. 
 L. S., 3 pp. 4to. Camp near Montery, Mexico, Oct. 5, 1847. 
 To Thomas W. Ringgold. 
 
 A long intei-esting letter giving directions for the harvest- 
 ing of his cotton crop and directing the general affairs of his 
 plantation. He closes with a short reference to the war in 
 
 ^^ which he was then engaged. 
 
 "ire have just heard that the command under Genl. Scott 
 had taken possession of the Citij of Mexico, after defeating 
 the enemy with (treat loss; hut it is doubtful whether it will 
 hrinfi about peace: time must intervene.'^ 
 
 
 169. FILLMORE (:\IILLARD, Thirteenth Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S.. 3 pp. 4to. Washington, April 4, 1851. Portrait. 2 
 
 pieces. 
 
 A long political letter speaking of political animosities and 
 
 
 appointments.
 
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 170. PIERCE (FRANKLIN, Fourteenth Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo. Concord, April 16, 1861. [To Martin 
 Van Buren]. With L. S. of Van Buren, in reply, 4 pp. Svo, 
 Lindenwald, April 20, 1861. Seemingly in Pierce's autograph 
 but signed by Van Buren. 2 pieces. 
 
 A fine letter showing the extraordinary efforts he was will- 
 ing to make to preserve the Union and prevent the calamity 
 of civil strife. It is a fact little known to the historian of 
 events and measures of prevention preceding the great conflict, 
 that an effort had been made even at the eleventh hour to 
 stay the calamity, by the combined efforts of the five surviving 
 ex-presidents of the United States. 
 
 He writes to Van Buren, one of the five: 
 
 "The present uniKinilJrlrd crisis in ihv .affairs of our Country, 
 is, I have no tloiibt. filVnui i/oii. as it is inc. iritli the profound- 
 cst sorroir. Is there iiny human potrcr irhicti can avert the 
 confiict of arms iiotv apparentlij near at hand, hetiveen ttoo 
 sections of the Union? The iieirs to-nir/ht icould seem to in- 
 dicate that the central d- harder States {at least Virginia, 
 Kentucky d- Tennessee) irill. in rietv of the military move- 
 ments of the yortJi. cast their lot with the States already 
 seceded. 
 
 "There is no time for cffectire assemhlat/es of the puhlic, 
 no time for conventions or protracted discussion. But it has 
 occurred, to me that yon may tal'e measures to suspend active 
 military operations, secure opjiortunity for further reflection in 
 the face of present dangers. t(- save the most fearful calamity 
 tvhich has ever impended over a nation. 
 
 "If the five retired Presidents of the United States, still 
 living, were to meet at the earliest practieahle day at the city 
 where the Constitution was formed, might not their consulta- 
 tion, if it should result in concurrence of judgment, reach the 
 Administration rf the Country ivith some degree of power? Yo 
 man can with propriety summon such a meeting hut yourself. 
 I feel that we ought not to omit at least an effort. Whatever 
 the result may he. can we permit our remaining days or years to 
 be disturbed hy the consciousness that, after having been 
 honored by the -confidence of the Republic, we have passively 
 seen it drift to destruction? 
 
 "Should this suggestion commend itself to your judgment, 
 will you coiiimunicate with J\fr. Tylor. Mr. Filmore d- Mr. 
 Buchanan <C- advise me of the result." 
 
 The accompanying letter signed by Van Buren is presumably 
 
 (ine (if tile tr;ms( riptions made hy Pierce for use in the cor- 
 respondence with the other ex-Presidents. In it. Van Buren. 
 though thoroughly in symjiathy with the noble purpose of the 
 idea, declines to take the initiative, doubting the success of the 
 undertaking at the late hour : but agrees to co-operate if called 
 upon by the others. 
 
 Two Remarkable and Intkhkstini; Doci vients Relating 
 TO THE Civil War. 
 
 171. PIERCE (FRANKLIN, Fourteenth Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 4 pp. Svo. Concord, March 29, 1869. To Mrs. Laura 
 C. Hallo way, who desires a sketch of his wife's life. 
 
 He replies in i)art : "She shrank with extreme sensitiveness 
 from the public observation. I cannot help being influenced by 
 , that very controlling trait of her character," etc. 
 
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 172. BUCHANAN (JA.MES, Fifteeulh Pns. of i:. Sj. A. 
 L. S., 3 pp. 4to. Wheatland, Dec. 26, 185ti. To Henry A. 
 Wise. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 On political affairs and aiiiinintnu'iits in \ i.'w. to be made 
 ,^ after his inauguration. 
 
 173. LINCOLN (ABKAHAM, Sixteentii Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Executive Mansion, Nov. 21, 1861. Name 
 of addressee cut out. Engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 -^' t "oncerning a military pass. 
 
 174. JOHNSON (x\NDREW, Seventeenth Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo. Senate Chamber, Feb. 3, 1859. To his 
 
 son. 
 
 Full autograph letters of .Tohnsou are seldom found. Dis- 
 ^""^ cusses the advisability of his son becoming a candidate for 
 
 the Legislature. 
 
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 175. .JOHNSON (AN,DRKW. Seventeenth Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 4 pp. Svo. Greenville, Tenn., Sept. 14, 1860. To 
 S. S. Turner, Esq. With large mezzotint portrait. 2 pieces. 
 A long jiolitical letter referring to the first Lincoln cam- 
 paign, and interesting as showing him in direct contravention 
 to the man who four years later accepted him as running 
 mate. 
 
 "Witli reference to politics most persons in this region ivho 
 talk politics look upon Lincolns election for the Presidency 
 loith the present division and distraction of the Democratic 
 party as a foregone conclusion. It ivould be bad enough to be 
 defeated when united, but much worse divided. For the 
 chances are many of our friends tvho go off now tcill not re- 
 turn to their former associations any more and leave the party 
 y^ in a minority for years to come. Jn Tennessee the political 
 
 ./ ^^.^-^ heavens now look loicering and Ihrmtening disaster and unless 
 something can be done to bring about a union of the Demo- 
 cratic party defeat is inevitable. Douglas will take off some 
 rotes and many Democrats arc noir disheartened and have 
 become indifferent and v:iU not rote at all. which will enable 
 Bell to carry the State. We hare on foot a proposition ichich 
 I hope will do something towards hringing the two wings to- 
 gether, which if carried out you irlll see in the papers in a 
 feir days. I hope that it u^Hl succeed and that some good will 
 come out of it. Hon. A. O. P. Nicholson is in this place at this 
 time d toill leave for the West on the morning train. His ac- 
 count of the West is not of the most flattering character. As 
 matters now stand my opinion is that the State is gone: but 
 loe are determined to make one vigorous effort to save it from 
 Bell, which is next thing to Lincoln. I leave home to-mor- 
 row to fill a list of appointments in different portions of the 
 State. I fear though that if tcill he labor lost." 
 
 176. GRANT (ULYSSES S., Eighteenth Pres. of U. S.). 
 Autograph Dispatch Signed. 1 p. 4to. City Point, Va. Feb. 
 22, 1865. To E. M. Stanton, Secy, of War. Engraved por- 
 trait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "/ had a salute of 100 guns fired at 12 }f. yesterday in honor 
 of the occupation of Charleston cf- Columbia. Your order it 
 sent out to have the salute repeated." 
 
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 177. GRANT (GEN. ULYSSES S., Eighteenth Pres. of U. 
 S.). A. L. S.. 4 pp. 8vo. New York, Nov. 30, 1884. To Gen. 
 Marcus J. Wright. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Ad iiniioi'tiint letter telliug ol' tlu^ nes'nii;itii)ns for the terms 
 and conditions of surrender of the Confederate forces at Vicks- 
 burg. 
 
 "All there is of importance in the matter of the surrender 
 of Vickshurg is contained in the correspondence heticeen Gen- 
 eral Pemherton and myself. The fact is, Gen. Pemherton, be- 
 ing a Northern man commanding a Southern Army, was not 
 at the same liberty to surrender an army that a man of South- 
 ern iirth would he. In adversity or defeat he became an object 
 of suspicion, and felt it. Bowen was a Southern man all over, 
 and knew the garrison of Vicksburg had to surrender or be 
 captured, and knew it loas but to stop further effusion of blood 
 by surrendering. He did all he could to bring about that re- 
 $ult. 
 
 "Pemberton is mistaken in several points. It was Boicen 
 loho proposed that he and A. J. Smith should talk over the 
 matter of the surrender and submit their views. Neither Pern- 
 berton nor I objected; but ive ^cere not tvilling to commit our- 
 selves to accepting such terms as they anight propose. In a 
 short time these officers returned. Bowen acted as spokesman. 
 What he said ivas substantially this: the Confederate Army was 
 to be permitted to march out with honors of war, carrying toitJi 
 them their arms, colors and field batteries. The National troops 
 rcere then to march in and occupy the city, and retain the 
 .siege guns, small arms not in the hands of the men, all public 
 property remaining. Of course I rejected the terms at once. 
 I did agree hotcever before ice separated, to write Pemherton 
 what terms I tcould give. The correspondence is public and 
 speaks for itself. I held no council of war. Hostilities having 
 ceased, officers and men soon became acquainted with the 
 reason why. Curiosity led officers of rank — most all the Gen- 
 eral officers — to visit my headquarters with the hope of gath- 
 ering some news. I talked with them very freely about the 
 meeting between General Pemherton and myself, our corres- 
 pondence, d-c. But in no sense was it a Council of War. I 
 was very glad to give the garrison of Vicksburg the terms I 
 did. There was a cartel in existence at that time which re- 
 quired either party to exchange or parole all prisoners either at 
 Vicksburg or at a point on the James River within ten days 
 after capture, or as soon thereafter as practicable. This would 
 have used all the transportation ice had far a month. The men 
 had behaved so well that I did not want to humiliate them. I 
 believed that consideration for their feelings would make them 
 less dangerous foes during the continuance of hostilities, and 
 better citizens after the war iras over." etc. 
 
 178. HAYES (RUTHERFORD B.. Nineteenth Pres. of U. 
 S.). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Fremont, 0. Jan. 27, 1892. To 
 Gen. Marcus J. Wright. Engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Quoting the words of Gen. Scott: "When the War is over 
 and peace restored there will be little difficulty in establishing 
 harmonious and friendly relations beticeen the soldiers of the 
 two sections. The great tro)ible will be to restore and keep 
 the peace between the belligerent non-combatants of the War." 
 
 179. GARFIELD (JAMES A.. Twentieth Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Hiram. 0.. July 28, 187L To A. H. Petti- 
 bone, introducing A. J. Packard. 
 
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 VI 180. ARTHUR (CHESTER A., Twenty-first Pres. of U. S.). 
 y^ A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. Executive Mansion, July 29, 1883. En- 
 \< ^arved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 A :i81^CLEVELAND (GROVER. Twenty-second Pres. and 
 
 \ twenty-fourth Pres. of U. S.). A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo. Executive 
 
 Mansion. Wash., Dec. 9, 1886. To Gen. James Grant Wilson, 
 'gbucerning a biographical sketch of himself. With addressed 
 envelope and engraved portrait. 3 pieces. 
 Written during bis first administration. 
 
 182. CLEVELAND (GROVER, Twenty-second and twenty- 
 fourth Pres. of U. S.). A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo. Executive Man- 
 sion, Wash., Oct. 6, 1886. To Prof. E. M. Gallandet. 
 
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 183. HARRISON (BENJAMIN, Twenty-third Pres. of U. 
 S.). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 16. 1886. 
 To J. B. Fraley, Esq. Political. Engraved portrait. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 184. McKINLEY (WILLIAM, Twenty-fifth Pres. of U. S.). 
 Type-vvritten letter, signed. 1 p. 4to. Canton, O., April 1, 
 1860. To Fred. M. Hopkins. 
 
 "The cjenUis of I'oe ira-s so oru/iiuil dud no hrilliant that it is 
 world-uidc in its apprcviotion ivhercrcr the Etuilish lanfiuaye 
 is read and spoken. He ii-ill ever rani; as one of the greatest 
 literary characters ihal A nicricd Jms /irodiiccd." otc. 
 
 185. McKINLEY (WILLIAM, Twenty-fifth Pres. of U. S.). 
 A. L. S., 3 pp. 4to. Camp Union at Fayetteville, Va., Dec. 15, 
 
 .^^861 . Engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 .J A long letter written to his Sister and Brother wlieii a 
 
 ) private in the 2r!d Regiment of Oliio Vi.ls. 
 
 186. ROOSEVELT (THEODORE, Twenty-sixth Pres. of 
 U. S.). A. L. S., 2 pp. 12mo. Washington, n. d. An invita- 
 
 ^ — ' tion to dine. Portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 187. TAFT (WILLIA:\r H., Twenty-seventh Pres. of U. 
 S.). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Cinn.. 0. Juno 16. 1892. To Maj. 
 N. T. M. Robinson. 
 
 188. TAFT (WILLIAi\r II., Tweutv-seventh Pres. of U. S.). 
 L. S.. 2 pp. 4to. Wash., Jan. 26. 1910. To Norris S. Lippitt. 
 Pres. of the McKinley Clyib. 
 
 Eulogizing the martyred iircsident. 
 
 189. WILSON (WOODROW, Twenty-eighth Pits, of U. 
 S.). Typwritten note, signed. 1 p. 4to. Wash., n. d. "Ex- 
 tra:et from a Statement of the President on American Neu- 
 trality. Aug. 18. 1914." 
 
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 190. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Spring- 
 field, Feb. 5, 1841. To Hon. J. S. Stuart, Washington City. 
 
 An interesting early political letter relating to Illinois 
 offices. ■'>S'ome oj us here have concluded that if it is agreeahle. 
 Bat Wehh shall he our District Attorney. Ue would accept 
 the place, hut trill not enter into a scramble for it ... I 
 ivill add that I really have niij heart set upon Webh's appoint- 
 ment to this place, and that 1 helieve the whole party would he 
 frratified with it. What the Locos will do about the Congres- 
 sional election no man can tell." etc. 
 
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 191. LINCOLN (ABRAHAi\I). 
 Court of Christian County, 1844. 
 
 A. D. S., 2 pp. Circuit 
 
 A closely written brief in the case of ^'aiidevt'er vs. I'orter 
 and others. The document is entirely in Mr. Lincoln's hand, 
 and is signed with the lirm name of "Logan antl Lin<'olu."" 
 
 192. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM^ 
 
 p., n. d. [1844.] 
 
 A. D. S.. 3 pp.. folio. N. 
 
 A fine long legal document. I'etition and Simmions in the 
 case of Goodell vs. Powell. Written entirely in 1 incoln's hand, 
 who also signs the firm namt' of "Logan and Lincoln." 
 
 193. LINCOLN (ABRAIIA^I). A. D. S., 1 p. 4to. July 8, 
 1845. Legal Dor-ninent in !->anganon. Cii'cuit Coui't. 
 
 This (locun)eut. written entirely in Lincoln's liaud. ndates 
 p. to the case of Hoj)e vs. Beebee. and iirovides for certain al- 
 
 V lowances to be made by both sides. In this case S. T. Logan 
 
 appeared for the defendant. 
 
 194. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S.. 1 p. 4to. Spring- 
 field, July 19, 1857. To Hon. G. Koerner. 
 
 A fine long letter in relation to a legal ca.se. and mention,? that 
 Mr. Herndon opened the letter "'but finding it relating to busi- 
 ly y ness with tvhich I ivas more familiar he laid it by till my re- 
 \J ^ turn," etc, etc. 
 
 195. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. 
 Springfield, Aug. 6, 1858. To Hon. G. Koerner. 
 
 "Yesterdaii morning I found a drop letter from Gov. Bissell 
 urging . . . that my late speeches, or some of them, shall 
 be printed in pamphlet form both in English and German. 
 Having had a good many letters to the same effect I went at 
 once to the Journal office here, and set them to work to print me 
 in English fifty dollars' worth of my last speech at Springfield 
 Some things are passing strange. Wednesday morn' 
 ing Douglas' paper here, the ^Register,' went out crowing over 
 the defeat of Blair at St. Louis, and Blair's paper, the Mis- 
 souri 'Democrat' comes back the newt day puffiyig and en- 
 couraging Douglas." etc. 
 
 196. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM).. A. L. S., 3 pp, 8vo. 
 Springfield, III, April 6, 1860. To Hon. R. M. Corwine. Re- 
 garding possible Presidential Candidates. 
 
 An important letter dealing with the possibilities in the com- 
 ing campaign, "Reaching home yesterday . . . I found 
 iioiir letter of llic 24th of March. Remembering that when o 
 nut rcry great iiiiin begins to be mentioned for a very great 
 
 /ifisilioii. hix liciiil i.'< rcrii Jikclg to be n littl'' tiirnrd. I con-
 
 cIikJciI I mil iiiif tJic fittest jX'rson to ansin r flic ijiicstionn ijou 
 iiKk. Mukinu due ulloivance for this, I think Mr. Seirard is the 
 y '■''','/ i!i;sT candidate ice could hare for the i\'orth of /Uinois, and 
 
 lln- rrrii WORST for the South of it. The estinuite of (Jor. Chu.-ie 
 here is neither better nor irorse than that of Seirard 
 Mr. Bates. J think, iroiild be the best man for ilie South of our 
 State and the icurst for the Sorth of it. . . . 1 feel nii/self 
 disqualified to speak' of iiniself in the iiiutler." etc. 
 
 1!)7. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Spring- 
 field, 111., :\Iay 2, 1860. To Hon. R. M. Corwine. Respecting 
 the First Campaign. Marked "Private." 
 
 A most intcrt'stiiis letter regarding the iiulitical situation : 
 "First then. I think the Illinois de1e<iation irill be unanimous for 
 me at the start: and no oilier dele;/ation irill. A few individ- 
 uals in other delegations icould like to fio for me at the start, 
 hut mail be restrained hij their collearjues . . . the lohole 
 of Indiana miiiht not be difficult to f/et. You knoir lioir it is in 
 Ohio. I am certainlij not the first choice there: and yet I 
 hare not heard thai unij one makes anij positire ohjeetion to 
 nie.'' etc. 
 
 198. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S.. 1 p. Svo. Spring- 
 field, 111., Sept. 6, I860. To A. K. :\IcClnre. 
 
 "Inclosed I send i/oii a eoiiii of a letter from .Ycif York, 
 statin;/ a maiter, irliich if true, deeiih/ concerns our interests in 
 Pennsi/lrania." etc. 
 
 199. LINCOLN ( ABRAIIA:\n. A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Spring- 
 field. III. Oct. 31. 1860. To George G. Fogg. 
 
 "7 sineereli/ thank you- for yours of the '2(itli. it is tlie first 
 I hare had from any of our KXowixr; friends at the City for 
 sereral dai/s. Alloir nie to bey that you irill not live in much 
 apprehension of my precipitatiny a h iter upon the public.'' 
 
 200. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Execu- 
 tive :\[ansion. April IL 1861. To Hon. S. P. Chase. 
 
 ■'IT'. W. Danenhoirer is the only marked representatire of the 
 American oryanization in Ills., nho co-operated with us in 1S58- 
 • i(t, and irlio is noic askiny anythiny here. lie ica.s very service- 
 able to us then, and is rery needy noir. Can anythiny be found 
 for him ?" etc. 
 
 201. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. N. S., 1 p. Svo. Execu- 
 tive :\ransion. April 23. 18(iL To Hon. Sec. of Navy. Willi 
 envelope, marked "From the President." 
 
 "/ tJiink I saw three vessels yo u/i to the Xary Yard fust now. 
 Will you please send down and learn what they are?'' 
 
 202. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. .S., 1 p. Svo. Execu- 
 tive :\ransion. :May 7. 1861. To Hon. Sec. of Treasury. With 
 ])ortrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Askius' for a position for a worthy Mrginia gentleman in the 
 Treasury Department to fill a vacancy caused by the resigna- 
 tion of a North Carolinian. 
 
 203. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. Spring- 
 field, 111., Sept. L no year. To Hon. Thomas Corwin. 
 
 "Til is will introduce to your aci/uaintance my friend. Simeon 
 I'rancis. Editor of the Illinois '-lournal.' lie will desire an in- 
 tervieir irith the new Secretary of the Interior with whom I 
 am not acquainted,''' etc. 
 
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 204. LI.XCOLX (ABRAHAM). A. X. S., on a scrap of 
 an envelope. Dec. 19, 1861. 
 
 "Will the Quarter-Masier-licncnil ]il(ti.s( .sec this irortlnj iiuiii. 
 who icishes to icork?'' 
 
 205. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. Execu- 
 tive ^Mansion. May 21. 1862. To Hon. Senator Simmons. 
 
 "This distressed f/irl sai/s she helomjs to your state ; that she 
 was here ivith her father and brother, in our Army, till they 
 went with it to the peninsula : that her hrother has been killed 
 there d- her father made prisoner, and that she is here, want- 
 ing employment to support herself,'' etc. 
 
 206. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L.. in the hand of Mrs. 
 Lincoln. Executive Mansion. Feb. 15. 1863. To Cassius ]\1. 
 Clay. 
 
 "The President requests the honor of Mr. Clay's comjxiny to 
 dine informally trith him this ereniny at (> o'eloek." On the 
 back of the invitation is Mr. Clay's signed endorsement, that 
 he accepted the invitation. 
 
 207. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S.. 1 p. 8vo. Execu- 
 tive Mansion. Washington. Sept. 2. 1863. To Hon. Attorney 
 General. 
 
 ''tiatisfaetory evidenee harimj been produced to me that 
 William iV. Stephens of i^helby County, Kentucky, is under in- 
 . dictment for treason . . . and that said Stephens . . . 
 
 did . . . take the oath of alleyiance to the United States 
 . . . / do hereby pardon him for the offense charged in the 
 indictment.'' 
 
 208. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. N. S.. Endorsement on 
 the back of a letter in reference to the appointment of G. 
 Gumpert. Oct. 22. 1863. With engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "// Mr. Mellen can conveniently oblige Mr. Sireeney. 1 shall 
 be glad, but I irould not hare him do it otheririse. A. Lincoln." 
 
 209. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). D. S.. 1 p. Ito. Wash- 
 ington, 23d February, 1861. 
 
 Signed in full, authorizing and directing the Secretary of 
 State to affix the Seal of the United States to a w:irrant for the 
 pardon of George Hamilton. 
 
 210. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S.. 1 p. Svo. Execu- 
 tive Mansion. Washington, :March 21. 1864. To the Post- 
 master General. (Slight tear repaired.) 
 
 "These young ladies, Miss Bugger and Miss Beattie. are from 
 Illinois. i{- irant employment. They are loyal and worthy, and I 
 shall be glad indeed if places can he found for them." 
 
 211. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). A. L. S.. 1 p. small 4to. 
 Executive ^Mansion. Washington. :\larch 28. 1864. To Judge 
 Advocate General. 
 
 "7 am told that there is a man in the Old Capitol Prison hy 
 the name of Benedict A. King on some charge of Desertion 
 . . Report me the facts of his case, if you can."
 
 212. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). Autograph endorsement on 
 reverse of an A. L. S. of Lt. Jas. B. Jameson informing Presi- 
 dent Lincoln that he had been ordered to report to him with 
 twenty men to act as an escort. July 4. 1864. With engraved 
 portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 "/ believe I need no escort, and unless the Sler. of War directs, 
 none need attend me. A. Lincoln."' 
 
 213. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). Autograph endorsement on 
 the back of a recommendation of G. Gumpert, applying for ap- 
 pointment as Special Agent in the Treasury Department. Dec. 
 15, 1864. 
 
 '^^^ill the Sevretiirji of the Treasiiri/ please sec il- hear Mr. 
 Gumpert, so well roiiclicd irilhin?" 
 
 214. LINCOLN (MRS. ABRAHAM). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. 
 Saturday morning, July 29. No year. To Brig. Gen. Ramsey. 
 Signed "]Mary Lincoln." 
 
 A polite letter inviting Geu. Ramsey to join Mr. L. and her- 
 self with two or three friends on a trip to Fortress Monroe. On 
 the back of the letter is the following endorsement : "(leneral 
 Ramsey's compliments to the i^ecretanj and hexis to kaoir if he 
 man l»c permitted to accept the irithin invitation." 
 
 215. LINCOLN (MRS. ABRAHAM). A. L. S.. 2 pp. 8vo. 
 June 29, 1865. To Mr. Williamson. Signed "Mrs. A. L." 
 
 ''God knoivs how much I hare the interests of all the widows 
 and orphans in the land at heart: ire hare been so dcpchi he- 
 reared ourselves I can deeph/ feel for all irho suffer." 
 
 216. LINCOLN (THOMAS, "TAD."). A. L. S., 1 p. 8vo. 
 
 Washington, Oct. 6, 1864. To "Dear Gumpert." 
 
 A fine early letter from "Tad"' Tiinrolu, written on the Exec- 
 utive Mansion paper. "/ send Thomas Cross to see you, about 
 the Carriage Bill. It iras .fcnt to me and I ant [s/c] fiot any 
 money to pan the man uitli. And OhVuhie \sic\ Thomas Lin- 
 coln. Your Friend Tad." 
 
 217. CAMPAIGN OF 1864. L. S., 3 pp. 4to. dated July 1, 
 1864. signed by 10 prominent citizens of Pennsylvania. Ad- 
 dressed to Franklin Pierce. 
 
 Mr. Pierce is informed of a recent Democratic political meet- 
 ing held in riiiladelidiia at which "the subject under considera- 
 tion iras the present condition of pultlir affairs resultiny from 
 the m aladministration of the federal yorernment by Mr. l/mcoln 
 and his advisers, and the mode best to he adopted to prerenf 
 a continuation of executive poicer in unirorthy hands." 
 
 218. BATES (EDWARD). A. L. S.. 2 pp. 8vo. Attornev 
 Genei-al's Office, Washington, Nov. 13, 1863. To James E. 
 Yea tm a 71. 
 
 Referring to an enterprise which Mr. Lincoln thought of ap- 
 proving but which he was unwilling to sanction without consult- 
 ing with Mr. Stanton.
 
 219. BINGHAM (JOHN A.). A. L. S.. 2 pp. 4to. Cadiz, 
 Ohio, July 13, 1865. To E. M. Davis. 
 
 A fine letter from the eminent .Tiidse-Advoeate at the trial of 
 the consi)irators against the life of President Fvincoln. He was 
 also chairman of the managers who conducted the impeach- 
 ment trial of President Johnson. 
 
 The letter refers to his exhaustion after the trial of the con- 
 spirators. 
 
 220. BROOKS (NOAH). Autograph Excerpt, signed. 1 p. 
 4to. Castine. Maine. Oct., 1902. 
 
 Excerpt from "Washington in Lincoln's Time." on Lincoln's 
 Second Inauguration. "But chirflii memorable in the midst of 
 tliose irho sair thut second inaiif/iiration must still remain the 
 tall, pathetic, melancholy liijiire of the man trho. then inducted 
 into office in the midst of the f/lad acclaim of ttioiisands of 
 lieojjle. and illumined bij the deceptire brilliance of <i March 
 siinJxirst. was alreadij standinf/ in the shadoir of death." 
 
 221. BROWN (JOHN). A. L. S., 1 p. folio. Trov. N. Y., 
 Dec. 9, 1851. To his Wife. 
 
 Written in all probabilit.\- while he was on an eastern trip to 
 
 his colony for the colored ])eople at North Elba. A fine letter 
 
 f ^ giving his wife instructions regarding the feeding of his stock on 
 
 (Ty his farm. ''We arrired here last night middling sound after 
 
 "^ being twice upset on the way in the stage upon the frozen 
 
 ground . . . let me knoiv how i/on get along . . . \o 
 
 unfaroriible turn in our husiness as yet." 
 
 222. CIST (HENRY M.). A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo. Cincinnati, 
 Dec. 9, 1891. To W. E. Mitchell. 
 
 Refers to Lincoln autographs, and enclosing one from Gen. 
 Cassius M. Clay. 
 
 223. CLAY (CASSIUS M.). A. L. S.. 1 p. 8vo. White 
 Hall, Ky.. Dec. 10, 189-1. To William E. INIitchell. 
 
 "Mr. Lincoln iras named 'Honest Abe' simply because he WAS 
 Iionest. . . . I had long conrersations with Joshua Speed. 
 my connection, nho lired for years with Lincoln at i^pringficld 
 when he began his practice [of] law there and his account u-as 
 that Lincoln was one of the most C0NSCIE>'TI0US men irho erer 
 
 lived. GENEROUS, TRUTHFUL & JUST." 
 
 224. COLLINS (RICHARD H.). Autograph Manuscript 
 signed. 4 pp. 8vo. La Parier Courier-Journal, 1886. 
 
 A biographical sketch of Abraham Lincoln, relafing an in- 
 stance of young I^incoln's ingenuity in getting a flat boat over 
 a dam, and concluding with a poem on the unadorned grave of 
 Lincoln's father in Coles County. 111. 
 
 225. DOUGLAS (STEPHEN A.). A. L. S.. 1 p. 4to. 
 Washington, Dee. 28, 1851. To E. C. West. 
 
 •7 am greatly obliged for several letters from you. Your 
 business before Congress is before the Committee d- I rcill push 
 it ahead as fast as possible. I am, much surprised to learn that 
 uou will be in the Baltimore Convention d- also that our friends, 
 .S'(V-/v-/c and Field will also be there. If I had a few more such 
 friends elsewhere in N. Y. all would be safe."
 
 226. EVERETT (EI)WAHD). Autograph Manuscript, 
 signed. 3 pp. 4to. Boston, Jan. 18, 1864. Transcript by Mr. 
 Everett of sentences from his Gettysburg Address. Witli 
 mezzotint portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 ■■/ Kill sau that since this terrible uur /nia been loaged the 
 women of the loijal States, if never before, have entitled them- 
 selves to our hi(/hest udiiiiratioii inul firatifiule.'' etc. 
 
 227. HERNDOX (WILLIAM ID A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. 
 
 Springfield. 111. Oct. 29. 1881. To Mr. Underwood. 
 
 Referring to Mr. Ivincoln'is religion. -Mr. Lincoln was an 
 infidel d- so died." 
 
 228. KOERXER (GUSTAVE). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. 
 Belleville, 111. July 18, 1895. To W. E. Mitchell. Referring 
 to Lincoln. 
 
 "Holiest Ahe was liis sobri<;iui loiiij before he ivas nominated 
 at Chicuyo. He earned it because he teas as a lamyer so very 
 candid, statinr/ his ease truly and making no points jchich he 
 was not satisfied of beinr/ correct." cfc. 
 
 229. MEDILL (JOSEPH). A. L. 8., 3 pp. 8vo. Tribune 
 Office. Chicago, Dec. 8 [1894]. To W. E. Mitchell. 
 
 A highlx' interesting lettei' relating liow the appellation 
 "Honest Old Abe" eame to be applied to I'resident Lincoln. It 
 was first used by Medill's editorial partner on the "Tribune" 
 (who also invented the term "( 'oijperheads'") about 1857 or 
 1858, in that i)ai)er, and Lincoln was always so referred to in 
 the Chicago "Tribune" from that time until he reached the 
 White House. 
 
 230. OGLESBY (R. J.). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo. Elk Hart, 
 111., Xov. 28, 1894. To W. E. iMitchell. Written in pencil on 
 the back of his letter of inquiry. 
 
 "There ivas no special fact, linii instance or occasion which 
 led up to the final conclusion that Mr. Lincoln iras an honest 
 man. . . . I knew Mr. fjincoln personalhj and iiiiiiiiately 
 from 1840 up to the night of his assassiiiatian. . . . I ivas 
 by his side irhen he died." 
 
 231. SMITH (CHARLES H.). A. L. S.. 5 pp. 8vo. Carters- 
 ville, Ga., Oct. 24, 1893. To W. E. Mitchell. 
 
 "My assiiiiiiii;/ the iioiii dc plume of 'Bill Arp' iras not done 
 11-ith 'malice aforethoiiyht'." Then follows a very humorous 
 description of how he wrote his letter to Mr. Lincoln, after the 
 latter's proclamation oi'dei'ing the inhabitants to disix-rse and 
 lay down their arms, and a Southern character. Hill Arp by 
 name, hearing the letter, requested that his name be signed to 
 it. "Bill Arp is dead, and the moss has long since covered his 
 grave." 
 
 232. SMITH (GREEX CLAY). A. L. S., 4 pp. 4to. Un- 
 dated. With A. S. on a separate sheet and printed copy of 
 the letter which relates the incident of "Lincoln and the 
 Rebel's Boots." 
 
 An interesting account of Lincoln in \vhi<li he orders sent 
 forward to Richmond a i)air of boots for a wounded rebel sol- 
 dier, after Secretary Stanton h:td refused.
 
 233. STANTON (EDWIN M.). A. L. S., 1 p. 4to. War 
 Department, Washington City, July 26, 1867. To General 
 Grant, Commanding, etc. 
 
 Referring to an application from Governor Brownlow for one 
 thousand stand of arms and fifty tlaousand rounds of ammuni- 
 tion, and asking Gen. Grant to issue tlie order on the Indian- 
 apolis Arsenal if the application meets with his approval. 
 
 234. THOMPSON (R. W.). A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to. Terre 
 Haute, Dec. 1, 1894. To William E. Mitchell. Also: Cullom 
 (S. M.). L. S., 2 pp. 4to, Dec. 11, 1894. To same. Respect- 
 ing the first use of the term ' ' Honest Abe. ' ' 2 pieces. 
 
 Both letters refer to instances when this term was applied to 
 Lincoln, neither of which ante-date the instance recorded in the 
 letter of Joseph Medill on the same subject, in this sale. 
 
 235. WILKINSON (GARTH). A. L. S., 4 pp. Svo. Lond.. 
 April 27, 1865. To Mr. Linton. Fine letter on the death of 
 
 Lincoln. 
 
 "Alas! what an anachronism joy is for the moment in the 
 death of Abraham Lincoln. And yet that martyrdom (jarc me 
 a new joy. for I felt that an irresistible, an aicful Heaven tvill 
 be opened by it. If only they will treat the assassins to life tG 
 not to death. Death is the yift of martyrs; how shall ice throir 
 it aivay upon the murderers?'' 
 
 ■ 236. AUTOGRAPH PORTFOLIOS. Six full morocco port- 
 folios for autograph material, large quarto size, bound in full 
 red and full blue morocco, with losse-leaf binder attachments. 
 Titles lettered in gilt on front covers. 
 
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 SECOND SESSION 
 Monday Evening, November 13, 1916, at 8:15 O'clock 
 
 LOTS 237-549 
 
 BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS 
 RELATING TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN 
 
 237. ABOTT (ABOTT A.). The Life of Abraham Lincoln. 
 12mo, eloth. N. Y. : T. R. Dawley, 1864. 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 238. ABOTT (ABOTT A.). The Assassination and Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln. Printed within black borders, pp. 12. 
 ]2mo, cloth. N. Y. : Am. News Co. [1865) 
 
 239. ABOTT (ABOTT A.). Assassination and Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln,, at Washington. Fnll Particulars, with a 
 Short Account of His Life. 24 pp. 16mo, cloth, original wrap- 
 pers bound in (very slightly water-stained). N. Y. [1865] 
 
 240. ABRAHAM Afrieanus I. His Secret Life, as Revealed 
 under the Mesmeric Influence. Mysteries of the White House. 
 16mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in (small stain on 4 
 margins). N. Y. : J. F. Feeks, [1864]. 
 
 241. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. No. 17. 12 pp. 8vo, half 
 
 crushed brown levant morocco, gilt top. N. p. [1864] 
 
 \'er.v rare pamphlet, written just before tlie second election of 
 Lincoln to the I'resideucy. It has the signature of the Lincoln 
 bibliographer on cover, 'T. If. Jhni. Miiij 'ird., 1S(»4." This 
 liainplilet seems to be unknown to Fish, Hoyd. Smith, and was 
 not in any of the Lincoln collections recently sold. 
 
 242. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. A Study. Entered at St.a- 
 tioner's Hall. By R. Y. 12mo, cloth. Liverpool 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 243. ABRAHAM LTXCOLX. From llie "London Quar- 
 terly Review." 8vo. cloth. [Lond. 1866] 
 
 244. ABRAHA.M LINCOLN. The True Story of a Great 
 Life. With Critical Estimates, Stories and Anecdotes. Intro- 
 ductions and Special Articles by Theodore Roosevelt, Charles 
 E. Hughes and others. Fronlispiect. 6 vols.. 16mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. [19081 
 
 245. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Boy and the Man, by 
 James Morgan, N. Y., 1908; Lincoln the Lawyer, by Frederick 
 Trevor Hill, N. Y.. ]906. /'oil raits and illustrations. 2 vols., 
 ]2mo, cloth.
 
 246. ABRAHAM LINCOLN: llis Religion (Reeves), n. d. ; 
 Religious Life of Lincoln (Pritehard), 1909 ; Lincoln (E. H. 
 Mott). Lincoln Centenary Com., N. Y., 1908; and another. 4 
 vols.. 8vo. cloth. 
 
 217. ABRAHA.M LINCOLN. His Life and Public Services 
 (Hanaford). Chicago, n. d. ; Abraham Lincoln, the Man of the 
 People (Hapgood). N. Y. 1909; Abraham Lincoln, the Boy 
 and the ^lan (Morgan), N. Y. 1908: Abraham Lincoln 
 (Brooks), N. Y. 1888; "Abe" Lincobi's Anecdotes and 
 Stories, Bost.. u. d. 5 vols., 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Vl,J 
 
 218. ABRAHAM LINCOLN (Sullivan), n. p.. 1908: Three 
 Letters from Abraham Lincoln, n. p.. n. d. ; The Heart of 
 Abraham Lincoln (Whipple). Phila. 1909; Lincoln and the 
 Sleeping Sentinel (Chittenden^ N. Y. 1909, and 2 others. 
 6 vols., 16mo. and 18mo, cloth. 
 
 219. ABRAHA:\I LINCOLN, by Elbert Hubbard. N. Y. 
 1898; Lincoln and Stanton (Kelley), N. Y. 1885; Lincoln's 
 Inaugural and First ^Message to Congress. X. Y. 1906 ; Ex- 
 tracts from Lincoln's State Papers, N. Y. 1909; jNIemorial 
 Address (Bancroft), Wash. 1866; Letter of Gen. A. J. Hamil- 
 ton of Texas to the President, N. Y. 1863. 6 vols., 8vo and 
 smaller, half morocco and cloth. 
 
 250. ABRAHAM LINCOLN in the latest Biography 
 (Clason), n. p.. n. d. ; Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech, Facsimile, 
 N. Y. 1898 ; Speech of Abraham Lincoln at Cooper Institute, 
 Feb. 27. 1860, N. Y., n. d. ; :Message of the President, Wash. 
 1861; Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. iUHstrations, York 1907; 
 Message of the President, July 1, 1861, Wash. 1861. 6 vols., 
 8vo. cloth and half morocco. 
 
 251. ABRAHA:\I LINCOLN. Biographical sketch, n. p.. 
 n. d. ; The Photographs of Abraham Lincoln (^Meserve), N. Y. 
 1910; Lincoln — an Inspiration (Krauskopf), Phila. 1905; 
 Abraham Lincoln and the Jewish Spirit (Fischkin). Chicago 
 1909; Abraham Lincoln (Sheppard), N. Y. 1908; Lincoln and 
 his Veterans (:\IcCook), Phila. 1909. 6 vols., 8vo, and 12mo, 
 cloth and half morocco. 
 
 252. ABRAHAM LINCOLN: Farmer's Boy and President. 
 32 pp. 12mo. half brown morocco, original colored wrappers 
 bound in. Loud. : Society for Promoting Christian Knowl- 
 edge, n. d. 
 
 253. ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S SPEECHES (Chittenden), 
 1895; Lincoln at Gettysburg (Bieknell), 1879; Lincoln in 
 Story (Pratt), 1901; and another. 4 vols., 16mo. cloth. 
 
 254. ADAMS (GEORGE E.). Lincoln. Address delivered 
 at Quincy Illinois. 12 pp. 8vo, cloth. Peterboro, N. H., 1908 
 
 40
 
 255. ADDRESS. Ahraliaiu Lincoln (Booker T. Washini;- 
 lon), 1909; Lincoln, tlie Chosen of God (Krauskopf). 1906; 
 Abraham Lincohi (Frank S. Black), 1909, 3 vols., 8vo, grey 
 boards. blue morocco backs, gilt lettered. V. p., 1906-09 
 
 256. ADDRESSES delivered at the Presentation of the 
 Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, Feb. 12, 1867, Trenton 1867; 
 Abraham Lincobi (Kyle), Plymouth, Mass. 1909; Abraham 
 Lincoln in the latest Biography (Clason), n. p., n. d. ; The 
 Eclectic Magazine for July 1865, Sketch of Lincoln; Words 
 of Lincoln Nat. Tribune Library, AVash. 1895. 5 vols., 8vo. 
 cloth and half morocco. 
 
 257. ALGER (HORATIO). Abraham Lincoln, the Back- 
 woods Boy. First EDITION. 16mo, original cloth. N. Y., 1883 
 
 258. ALLEN (ETHAN). A Discourse prepared for the 
 National Fast Day, June 1. 1865, on account of the Murder 
 of our late President and preached at Homestead, Md. 12mo, 
 cloth. Balto., 1865 
 
 _'59. ALLEN (EUGENE C). A])i-aham Lincoln. An His- 
 lorical Essay in Two Parts. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound 
 in. ' Albion, Mich., 1895 
 
 260. ALLEN (LYMAN WHITNEY). Abraham Lincoln. 
 A I'oem. First edition. 12mo, half levant morocco. 
 
 N. Y. 1896 
 
 2»n. AMES (CHARLES G.). Stand by the President! 
 An Address delivered at Cincinnati, ]\Iarch 6, 1863. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Phila., 1863 
 
 262. ANDREW (JOHN A.). House No. 227. Common- 
 wealth of Massachusetts. [Address by His Excellency -lolin 
 A. Andrew, Gov., to the Legislature. April 17, 1865, on tbc 
 Death of Lincoln.] 8 pp. black bordered. 8vo, full roan. 
 
 N. p., n. (1. 
 
 263. ANECDOTAL Lincoln : Speeches, Stories and Yarns, 
 Chic. 1900; Abe Lincoln's Stories (McClure), Chic. 1887; 
 Abraham Lincoln: His Youth and Early Alanhood (Brooks), 
 N. Y., n. d. 3 vols.. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 264. ANECDOTAL Lincoln. Chicago 19(H); Abraham Lin- 
 coln, Spee< hes and Stories, Chicago, n. d. ; The Lincoln Story- 
 Book (Wiliams), N. Y., n. d. ; Abraluun Lincoln (Hanaford), 
 Chicago, n. d. ; Abe Lincoln's Yarns and Stoiies, Chicago, 
 1902. 5 vols., 12mo and 8vo, cloth. 
 
 265. ARNAULD (ACHILLE). Abraham Lincoln, sa Nais- 
 sanee, sa Vie, sa Mort. Illuslraiions. Royal 8vo, cloth, front 
 wrapper, with medallion ])()rtrait of Lincoln, bound in. Paris 
 1865 
 
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 266. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). Reconstruction: Liberty the 
 Corner-stone and Lincoln the Architect. Speech in the H. of 
 R., March 19, 1864. 8\o, half blue morocco. Wash. 1864 
 
 267. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). The History of Abraham 
 Lincoln and the Overthrow of Slavery. Portrait. First 
 EDITION. 8vo, cloth. * Chicago 1866 
 
 268. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). Sketch of the Life of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1869 
 
 269. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). Reminiscences of the Illinois 
 Bar Forty Years Ago: Lincoln and Douglas as Orators and 
 Lawyers. 8vo. cloth, original wrappers bound in. n. p. [1881] 
 
 270. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). Abraham Lincoln: A Paper 
 read before the Royal Historical Society, London, June 16, 
 1881. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. Chicago 1881 
 
 271. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). The same. 8vo, rloth, 
 original covers bound in. Chicago 1888 
 
 272. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.) The Life of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Portrait. 2 vols., 8vo, half red crushed levant morocco. 
 gilt tops, uncut. Chicago 1885 
 
 Large Paper copy, only .37.5 printed. One vol. extended to 
 two by the insertion of 120 engraved portraits and view.s illus- 
 trating the life of Lineoln and the Civil War. 
 
 273. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). Life of Abraham Lincoln. 
 Portrait. First edition. 12mo, cloth, gilt top. Chicago 1885 
 
 274. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). The Life of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Portrait. 8vo, half brown levant morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Chicago 1891 
 
 275. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). The Life of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. With Introduction by Hon. E. B. Washburne. 12mo. 
 half green levant morocco. Chicago 1901 
 
 Extra-illustrated by the insertion of 60 portraits and 
 views, and 4."'» Autograph Letters and Documents, including : 
 A. S. of Lincoln, signed in full ; 2pp. A. L. S., of the author : A. 
 L. in the third person, by Henry Clay ; A. L's. of Reverdy 
 •Tohnson, Henry A. Wise, Preston King, J. A. Bingham. J. A. 
 Logan, and others, with L's S. or D's S. of James A. Gartield. 
 Stephen A. Douglas. .Judge Holt, A. H, Stephens, Vallandigham. 
 W. n. Seward, H. Hamlin. Horatio Seymour, and many othiTs, 
 all intimately connected with the life and administration nf 
 i-.incolu. 
 
 A CHOICE, DESIRABLE COPY. 
 
 276. ARNOLD (ISAAC N.). The Life of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. Chicago 1901 
 
 277. ASHLEY (J. :\I.). Address at the Fourth Annual 
 Banquet of the Ohio Republican League, at Toledo. Feb. 12, 
 1891. Portrait of Lincoln on tiilr (ind n-rapptr. 8vo, cloth, 
 original covei's bound in. N. Y. [1891] 
 
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 278. ASHLEY (J. M.}. Keiuinisceiiees of the Great Re- 
 bellion. Calhoun. Seward and Lincoln. Address at Toledo, 
 June 2, 1890. 8vo, cloth (writing on title). n. p.. n. d! 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 279. ASSASSLXATIOX. General Orders. No. 66. War 
 Department. 2 pp. 16mo, cloth. | Wash. ISe.')] 
 
 AniKmnccniciit to the army of Liucolu's death. 
 
 280. ASSASSINATION and Histoi-y of the Conspiracy. 
 Illustrated. 8vo, half red morocco. 
 
 Cinn. : J. R. Hawley & Co., 1865 
 
 281. ASSASSINATION of Abraham Lincoln, ancl the At- 
 tempted Assassination of William H. Seward and Frederick 
 W. Seward. Portrait. Thick 4to, half morocco (two or three 
 pages spotted). Wash. 1867 
 
 Exprossidus <it' couduleucu and s\ini)ath.\' iuspired h\- those 
 events. 
 
 282. ASSASSINATION of Abraham Lincoln (.Smoot), 
 1908; Religion of Lincoln [Backus], n. d. ; Lincoln Memorial 
 Boulder, Nyack-on-Hudson, 1908. 3 vols.. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 283. ASSASSINATION of Lincoln. Boutwell's Report. No. 
 104, Wash. 1866; The President's Policy (Blair), N. Y. 1862; 
 The Will of the People; Speech of William J. Allen on the 
 President's Message, Wash. 1864; Dr. Gurley's Letter to 
 Pres. Johnson, Wash. 1865 ; Corruptions and Frauds of Lin- 
 coln 's Administration [N. Y., n. cl.]. 6 vols., 8vo, clot It and 
 bindings. 
 
 284. ATHENAEUM CLUB. In Memoriam : Abraham Lin- 
 coln, Commemorative Proceedings, April 1865. Engraved 
 portrait on India paper. 4to, cloth (slight stain on corner 
 of portrait). [N. Y. 1865] 
 
 IvARGE I'APKR CoPY ; only .50 issued. Contains address by 
 I'arke Godwin, poem by il. T. Tuckertou, &c. 
 
 285. ATHENAEUM CLUB. Commemorative Proceedings 
 of the Athenaeum Club on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 
 April 1865. Portrait on Japan paper. Folio, cloth. 
 
 [N. Y. 1865 J 
 I.iARGE Papkr Copy. One of -lO so issued. 
 
 286. . The same on small paper. 4to, half morocco. 
 
 [N. Y. .1865] 
 
 287. ATKINS (SMITH D.). Abraham Lincoln. | An ad- 
 dress delivered at the Opera House. Streator, 111., Feb. 12, 
 1909.] 8vo, cloth. [Freeport, 111., n. d.] 
 
 288. AT WOOD (E. S.). The Nation's Loss. A Discourse 
 delivered at Salem, April 16, I860. 8vo, half red morocco, 
 original covers bound in. Salem 1865 
 
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 289. AUTOBIOGRAPHY of Lincoln, X. Y., 1905; Abraliam 
 Lincoln, His Book [1901] ; Three Great Speeches (Lincoln) ; 
 Table Talk (Stoddard), [1S94] ; and 3 others. 7 vols., 24mo 
 to IGmo, cloth. 
 
 290. [B. (R.)]. A jMemoir of Abraham Lincoln, President 
 Elect of the United States of America. Portrait of Lincoln on 
 wrapper. r2mo. cloth. Original wrappers bonnd in. 
 
 Lond. 1861 
 
 291. . Another copy, in fnll roan. 
 
 292. BABCOCK (SAMUEL B.). A Disconrse on the Death 
 of President Lincoln. Preached at Dedham, Mass., April 19. 
 1865. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. Dedham 1865 
 
 293. BACON (G. W.). Abraham Lincoln. Geschetst in 
 Zijn Leven en Daden. 12mo, cloth, original covers, with por- 
 trait of Lincoln, bound in. Amsterdam 1865 
 
 294. BACON (G. W.). The Life and Administration of 
 Abraham Lincoln, presenting his Early History, Political 
 Career. Speeches, etc. 16mo, cloth, original wrappers bound 
 in. Lond. 1865 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 295. BACON (G. W.). The Life and Administration of 
 Abraham Lincoln, presenting his Early History. Political 
 Career, Speeches, etc. Portrait and colored folding map. 
 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1865 
 
 296. BADGER (HENRY C). The Humble Conqueror: 
 A Discourse delivered at Cambridgeport, April 23, 1865. 8vo. 
 half maroon morocco, original covers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 297. BAIN (J. W.). National Lessons from the Life and 
 Death of President Lincoln. Sermon preached at Canons- 
 burg, Pa., June 1. 1865. 8vo. half morocco, original front 
 cover bound in. Pittsburgh 1865 
 
 298. BAKER (L. C). History of the United States Secret 
 Service. Portrait and illustrations. First edition. 8vo, half 
 brown levant morocco, gilt top (name on title). Phila. 1867 
 
 299. BALDRIDGE (S. C). The :\Iartyr Prince. A Ser- 
 mon on the Assassination of President Lincoln delivered at 
 Friendsville [Ohio], April 23, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, origi- 
 nal front cover bound in. Cinn. 1865 
 
 300. BALTDIORE. Proceedings of the City Council of 
 Baltimore in relation to the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, 
 cloth, original covers bound in (lib. st.). [Balto. 1865] 
 
 301. BALTIMORE CONVENTION. Presidential Election 
 1864. Proceedings of the National Union Convention held at 
 Baltimore, June 7 and 8, 1S64. 8vo, half green straight-grain 
 leather (water-stained). N- Y. 1864 
 
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 302. BANCROFT (GEORGE). Memorial Address on the 
 Life and Character of Al)rahani Lincoln, tlelivered in the 
 House of Representatives. Feb. 12, 1866. Etigravrd portrait. 
 4to, full red crushed levant morocco, gilt, doublure of blue 
 morocco, gilt line and floral border, blue silk end leaves, gilt 
 top, uncut, by the Eagle Art Bindery. Wash. 1866 
 
 I.nrgo I'aptM' fditioii, ini\y 1(t(» copies printt'ii. IOxtka-iims 
 TKATK!) by the insertion of "."> poitraits mik! views eiijti";t\(>d and 
 otherwise. Flue copy. 
 
 3(K1 BANCROFT (GEORGE). Eloge Funebre du Presi- 
 dent Abraham Lincoln pronounce en seance solemnelle du 
 Congres des Etats-Unis d'Amerique. Traduction de 1' Anglais 
 par Gustave Jottrand. 8vo. cloth, original covers l)ound in. 
 
 Bruxelles 1866 
 Scarce. 
 
 304. [BARBER (JOSEPH).]. War Letters of a Disbanded 
 Volunteer. Frontispiece. 12mo. half levant morocco, gilt 
 top. N. Y.1864 
 
 305. BARLER (0. L.). A Study of Abraham Lincoln. 
 The Last and Glorified Decade of his Eventful Life. 16nio. 
 half morocco, original covers bound in. Beatrice, Neb., I'JOo 
 
 306. . Another copy, in cloth. 
 
 307. [BARNARD (F. A. P.). J. Letter to the President of 
 the Lnited States by a Refugee. 8vo, half red morocco, origi- 
 nal covers bound in. N. Y. 1863 
 
 308. BARNES (ALBERT). The State of tiie Country. 
 Discourse delivered at Philadelphia, June ], 1865. 8vo. half 
 red morocco, original covers botiiul in. Phila. 1865 
 
 309. BARNES (.SAMUEL). Discourse on the Death of 
 President Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Baltimore. April 19. 
 1865. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. ]>alto. 1865 
 
 310. BARRETT (J. II.). Life of Abi-ahaiu Lincoln (of 
 Illinois). With a Condensed View of his most Important 
 Speeches; also a Sketch of the Life of Hannilial Hamlin. 2 
 portruils. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Cincinnati: .Moore. Wilstaeh. Keys & Co.. 1860 
 
 311. BARRETT (J. IL). Life of Abraham Lincoln, and A 
 Concise History of the War. Portrait. l'2mo, cloth. 
 
 Cinn. 1864 
 
 312. 15AHKETT (.1. II. j. Life of .\braham Lincoln, pre- 
 senting his Early History, Political Career, etc. IIl)(strated. 
 8vo, half brown 'morocco, gilt lop. Cincinnati 1865 
 
 313. BARRETT (J. II.). Das Leben and Werken Abraham 
 Lincoln's. Nebst einer Darstellung der Kreigsereignisse, die 
 wiihrend seiner Administration stattfandeii. Illustrated. 8vo, 
 half brown calf (rubbed). Cincinnati 1866 
 
 \r,
 
 ■■iU. BARRETT (J. H.) and Brown (C. AV.). Life of 
 Abraham Lincoln. lUust rations. Square 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Chicago, 1902 
 
 ;iir,. BARRETT (J. H.). Abraham Lincoln and his Presi- 
 dency. Illustrated. First edition. 2 vols., 8vo. cloth, gilt 
 tops, uncut. • Cinn. 1904 
 
 316. BARTLETT (D. W.). Life and Public Services of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. Authorized edition. 12mo, 
 cloth. Fine copy. N. Y. : Burdick 1860 
 
 317. BARTLETT (D. W.). The Life and Public Services 
 of Hon. Abraham Lincoln. To which is added a Biographical 
 Sketch of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. Engraved portrait. 12mo. 
 cloth. Cinn. 1860 
 
 Not in Fish or Boyd. 
 
 318. BARTLETT (D. W.). The Life and Public Services 
 of Hon. Abraham Lincoln. 12mo. cloth, front cover with 
 portrait of Lincoln, bound in. X. Y. 1860 
 
 319. BATEMAN (NEWTON). Abraham Lincoln. An Ad- 
 dress. Square 12mo. half crimson morocco, original covers 
 bound in. Galesburg, 111.: Cadmus Club, 1899 
 
 320. BATES (DAVID HOMER). Lincoln in the Telegraph 
 Office. Portraits and illustrations. First edition. 12mo, 
 cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1907 
 
 321. BEECPIER (HENRY WARD). Oration at the Rais- 
 ing of "The Old Flag"" at Sumter, and Sermon on the Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, full roan. Manchester 1865 
 
 Very .Scarce. 
 
 322. BEHIND the Seams ; by a Nigger Woman who took in 
 
 work from Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Davis. 8vo, cloth, original 
 
 front wrapper bound in. N. Y. 1868 
 
 Extremely scarce. 
 
 323. BEIDLER (J. H.). Lincoln; or, the Prime Hero of 
 the Nineteenth Century. Square 12mo, cloth. Chicago 1896 
 
 Very scarce. Inserted are 2 A. L's. S. by the author to E. 
 C. Stedman. From the Stedman library with his bookplate. 
 
 324. BELDEN (DAVID). Obsequies of President Lincoln. 
 
 An Oration in Nevada City in 1865. 8vo, cloth, wrappers 
 
 bound in. Marysville, Calif., n. d. 
 
 Not mentioned in Fish"s bibliography. 
 
 325. BELL (JOHN T.). Abraham Lincoln. An Address 
 before the Illinois Society of Oakland. Cal. 12mo, cloth, 
 original wrappers bound in. n. p., n. d. 
 
 326. BENEDICT (ALMON H.). ( "Wide- Awake" Poem. 
 In which are recounted the political death and burial of the 
 unlamented Buchanan ... in it are also briefly set forth the 
 merits of "Honest Old Abe."" our next President. 12mo, cloth, 
 original wrappers bound in. Cortland Village, N. Y., 1860 
 
 \'ery Scarce. 
 
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 :-l27. BENJAMIN (S. G. W.). Ode on the Death of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. 12mo. cloth, original wrappers l)ouml in. 
 
 Bo.st. 1865 
 
 ;528. BENTON (JOEL, Editor). Greeley on Lincoln. With 
 ^Ir. Greeley's Letters to Charles A. Dana and a Lady Fi-iend. 
 Frontispiece and facsimile. 12mo, half green levant morocco. 
 
 X. Y., n. (1. 
 
 329. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Boyd (Andrew) | Memorial Lin- 
 coln Bibliography of Books, &c., on Abraham Lincoln. Por- 
 trait. Royal Svo, half ernslied brown morocco, gilt top, nn- 
 t lit. Albany: Andrew Boyd. 1870 
 
 830. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Fish (Daniel). Lincoln Litera- 
 tnre. Royal Svo. half brown crushed morocco, gilt top, un- 
 cut. Minneapolis 1900 
 
 331. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Fish (Daniel). Lincoln P^ibliog- 
 raphy: A List of Books and Pamphlets relating to Lincoln. 
 Portrait. Svo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. : Francis D. Tandy [1906] 
 
 332. BINDING. Abraham Lincoln. Little Masterpieces, 
 Edited by Bliss Perry. Portrait. 16mo. full autumn-leaf 
 levant morocco, gilt lettered and tooled with American shields 
 and eagles, gilt top. by Pfister. N. Y. 189!) 
 
 333. BINGHAM (J. A.). Argument at llie Trial of the 
 Conspirators for the Assassination of President Lincoln, etc. 
 Svo, half red morocco, original covers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 334. BINGHAM (J. C). The Spoiler Spoiled. A Sermon 
 pleached at Neshanock and Hopewell, June 1. 1865. 12mo, 
 half green moroceo (water-stained). Mercer [1865J 
 
 The initli(ir"s ikiiiu- w.is mis))iiiitcil. It slnnild be I'igh;iin. 
 
 335. BINGHAM (J. F.). National Disappointment. Dis- 
 course occasioned by the Assassination of President Lincoln. 
 Delivered at Butfalo. ^lay 1, 1865. Svo. half green morocco, 
 original covers bound in. Buffalo 1865 
 
 336. BINNEY (WILLIA:\I). Proceedings of the City Coun- 
 cil of Providence on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, with the 
 Oration delivered June 1, 1865. Svo. half morocco, original 
 wrappers bound in. Providence 1865 
 
 337. BINNEY (WILLIA.M). Oration of the Death of A1)ra- 
 
 ham Lincoln. With 2 photographic portraits, mounted, with 
 
 linen guards. 4to. cloth, uncut. Providence 1S65 
 
 Large paper copy. One of 2~> (•(ii)i('s. \'er.v Srarce. 
 
 338. BIRCH (E. P., of La Grange, Ga.). The Devil's Visit 
 to "Old Abe." Written on the occasion of Lincoln's Procla- 
 mation for prayer and fasting after the Battle of ^lanassas. 
 Revised and improved expressly for the La Grange Reporter, 
 by the author. Tall narrow folio broadside, linen-backed, in 
 
 clotli binding. x. p., n. d. 
 
 Very Scarce. This issue not mentioned by Fisli. and nut in 
 T.anihert i>v Wuvioii. 
 
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 389. BIRD(M. B.). The Victorious. A small poem on the 
 Assassination of President Lincoln. 12mo. cloth (slightly 
 stained). Kingston. Jamaica. 1866 
 
 340. BIRTHDAY of Abraham Lincoln ^The). Speeches 
 by Joseph G. Darlington, Hampton L. Carson and ^larcns A. 
 Brownson at Union League Club of Phila. dinner, Feb. 13, 
 1899. 8vo. half red morocco, original Avrappers bound in. 
 
 [Phila.] 1899 
 
 41. BLACK (FRANKS.). Abraham Lincoln. Address be- 
 fore the Republican Club of X. Y., Feb. 12, 1903. 12mo, 
 cloth. [N. Y. 1903] 
 
 342. BLACKBURNE (WILLIAM :\l.j. The Crime against 
 the Presidency. Sermon preached at Trenton, April 16, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Trenton 1865 
 
 343. BLAIR (MONTGOMERY). Comments on the Policy 
 Inaugurated by the President, in a Letter and Two Speeches. 
 8vo, cloth, original eoTers bound in. N. Y. 1863 
 
 344. BLAIR (MONTGO:\IERY). Speech on the Revolu- 
 tionar}' Schemes of the Ultra Abolitionists and in Defence of 
 the Policy of the President, delivered at Rockville, ^Id.. Oct. 
 3, 1863. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. N. Y. 1 863 
 
 345. BLAIR (MONTGOMERY). Speech on the Causes of 
 the Rebellion and in Support of the President's Plan of Pacifi- 
 cation, delivered at Annapolis. Jan. 22, 1864. 8vo. cloth, 
 original covers bound in. Balto. 1864 
 
 346. BLAKE (JOHN FALKNER). A Sermon on the Serv- 
 ices and Death of Abraham Lincoln, preached at Bridgeport, 
 April 16, 1865. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 347. BLANCHARD (RUFUS). Abraham Lincoln. The 
 Type of American Genius. An Historical Romance. Portrait. 
 12mo, half levant morocco. Wheaton, 1882 
 
 348. BLISS (T. E.). "Clarum et Venerabile Nomen." 
 Discourse commemorative of the Life and Character of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln, delivered at ^Memphis, Tenn.. April 23, 1865. 
 8vo. half blue morocco, original covers bound in. Memphis, 1865 
 
 349. BOARDMAN (GEORGE DANA). An Address in 
 Commemoration of the Re-Establishment of the National Flag 
 at Fort Sumter, Delivered at Philadelphia. April 14. 1865. 
 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 350. BOARDMAN (HENRY A.). The Peace we Need and 
 How to Secure It. Sermon preached at Philadelphia, June 1, 
 1865. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 4S
 
 351. BOOK of the Prophet Stephen, Son of Douglas. 
 Wherein marvellous things are foretold of the Reign of Abra- 
 ham. 2 vols., 12mo. (vol. 1 in eloth ; vol. 2 in full roan). 
 
 N. Y. [1863-64] 
 
 352. BOOKS and Pamphlets relating to Lincoln. Phila., 
 n. d. ; Fost ell's Collection of Relics of Historical Interest; 
 Newhall's Catalogue of Books relating to Lincoln, Xo. 7, 
 N. Y. 1906; A Priced Lincoln Bibliography (Smith), one 
 of 250 copies, X. Y. 1906. 4 vols., 8vo. cloth and half 
 morocco. 
 
 353. BOOTH (JOHX WH.KES). Confession de John 
 Wilkes Booth, Assassin fu President Abraham Lincoln. 12mo. 
 boards, roan back. Paris 1865 
 
 Extremely scarce. 
 
 354. BOOTH (ROBERT RUSSELL). Personal Forgive- 
 ness and Public Justice. Sermon preached in Xew York, April 
 23, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 X. Y. 1865 
 
 355. BOSTOX. Memorial Services in Honor of Abraham 
 Lincoln, June 1, 1865. 4 pp. l2mo, cloth. [Bost. 1865] 
 
 Contains a Hymn by Holmes. 
 
 356. BOSTOX. Sermons Preached in Boston on the Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln; together with the Funeral Services in 
 the East Room of the Executive Mansion at Washington. 
 12mo, cloth. -Best. 1865 
 
 357. BOSTOX. A Memorial of Abraham Lincoln, late 
 President of the United States. Large 8vo. half blue calf, 
 gilt top. Bost. 1865 
 
 358. BOSTOX. Proceedings of the City Council of Boston, 
 April 17, 1865. on the Occasion of the Death of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Printed within black borders on alternate pages. 8vo_, 
 cloth, original covers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 359. BOUTWELL (L.). Eulogy on the Death of Abraham 
 Lincoln, delivered at Lowell, Mass., April 19. 1865. 8vo. clotlu 
 original wrappers l)ound in. Lowell. 186.) 
 
 360. BOYD (AXDREW). Abraham Lincoln, Foully As- 
 sassinated April 14. 1865. A Poem with an Illustration from 
 the London Punch for .May 6, 1865. Republished with an 
 Introduction bv Andrew Bovd. 4to, limp cloth. 
 
 Albany: .Alunsell, 1868 
 
 One of 7.1 copies issucil. I'rintcil on one side of the leaf only. 
 
 361. BOYD (LT^CIXDA). The Sorrows of Xancy. ///;^s- 
 irated. 12mo, cloth. Richmond, 1899 
 
 A curious book alioiit I.iucoln's uiother. in which the author 
 elaborates lli'indon's statenn'iit about parentage. 
 
 41)
 
 362. BOYHOOD and I\Ianlioo(l of Abraham Lincoln 
 (Alger), [1883] ; Subgenation, N. Y. 1864; Organization and 
 Objects of the Lincoln Guard of Honor, Springfield 1880 ; and 
 another. 4 vols., 16mo. to 8vo, cloth. 
 
 363. BRAKEMAN (N. L.). A Great Man Fallen. Sermon 
 preached at Baton Rouge, April 23, 1865, on the Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 New Orleans 1865 
 
 Xcvy Scarce. This copy contains the author's own correc- 
 tions in pencil. 
 
 364. BRAMANTIP (BOCARDO). The Abraham Lincoln 
 Myth. From the 37th Century Magazine of April, A.D. 3663. 
 12mo, half crushed brown morocco, original portrait wrappers 
 bound in. N. Y. 1894 
 
 365. BRIGGS (GEORGE W.). Eulogy on Abraham Lin- 
 coln, June 1, 1865. 4to, half morocco, original covers bound 
 in. . Salem 1865 
 
 T.AEGE PAPER COPY. 
 
 366. BRIGGS (GEORGE W.)". The same (on small paper). 
 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Salem 1865 
 
 367. BROADSIDE. Fast Day. Commonwealth of Massa- 
 chusetts. A Proclamation. Signed by John A. Andrew and 
 Oliver Warner, of Massachusetts, and Abraham Lincoln and 
 W. H. Seward, of United States. Appointing Thursday, April 
 30. 1863, as a day of National Humiliation, Fasting and 
 Prayer. Size, 19 by 261/2 inches. Folding into small folio 
 boards. " n. p., [1863] 
 
 368. BROADSIDE. Lincoln (Abraham). By the Presi- 
 dent of the United States of America : A Proclamation. 1 p. 
 folio, cloth. [Wash. 1863] 
 
 A'ery Scarce. 
 
 369. BROADSIDE. A Workingman's Ideas of Conscrip- 
 tion. Small folio, printed in three columns, inserted in cloth 
 portfolio. [PMla., 1863?] 
 
 Very scarce. From "Fincher's Trades' Review," the Na- 
 tional Organ of the Prodiicing Classes. Not mentioned in biblio- 
 graphies of Fish or Smith. 
 
 370. BROADSIDE. In Memory of Abraham Lincoln. His 
 Farewell Address to his Old Neighbors, Springfield, Febru- 
 ary 12, 1861. Black-bordered. 8vo, half morocco, n. p., n. d. 
 
 371. BROADSIDE. Lincoln ober McClellan? An die 
 Deutschen in Amerika. By Franz Lieber. 4to, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. : Loyal Pub. Society, n. d. 
 
 r.o
 
 372. BROADSIDE SONGS. DeWolfe (Geo. G. B.). Abe 
 Lincoln the Rail Splitter; and Breekenridge 's Lament. 8vo 
 sheet, with vignette. "Honest Old Abe driving to Washing- 
 ton." Inserted in red cloth folder (margin of broadside 
 strengthened). [Olneyfield, R. I.] ca. 1860 
 
 ^'t'ry scarce. Not mentioned iu the bibliographies of Fish. 
 Boyd, or Smith, nor included in the lancolnia of the Library of 
 Congress. 
 
 373. BROADSIDE SONGS. DeWolfe (Geo. G. B.). Hon. 
 S. A. Douglas. "The Little Giant," and Hon. A. Lincoln. 
 ' ' Honest Old Abe. ' ' Arranged in parallel lines, with vignette 
 on top. 8vo, sheet (strengthened). Inserted in red cloth 
 folder. [Olneyfield, R. I.] ca. 1860 
 
 X'kry scarce. Not mentioned in the Lincoln bibliographies. 
 
 374. BROCKETT (L. P.). The Life and Times of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln, sixteenth President of the United States. Por- 
 trait. 8vo, half green levant morocco, gilt top. Phila. 1865 
 
 375. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Services and Addresses at the 
 Unveiling of the Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Oct. 21, 1869. 
 8vo. half crimson morocco, original front wrapper bound in. 
 
 Brooklyn 1869 
 
 The principal address was bv Rev. Dr. Richard S. Storrs, 
 Jr., D.D. 
 
 376. BROOKS (JAMES). The Two Proclamations. Speech 
 before the Democratic Union Association, Sept. 29, 1862. 8vo, 
 cloth. [N. Y. 1862] 
 
 377. BROOKS (NOAH). Washington in Lincoln's Time. 
 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 378. BROOKS (PHILLIPS). The Life and Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Sermon preached in Philadelphia, April 
 23, 1865, 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865 
 
 379. [BROOM (W. W.).] Abraham Lincoln's Character. 
 Sketched by English Travellers. 4 pp. 8vo, half green 
 morocco, gilt top. Caption title. N. p., n. d. 
 
 Scarce. The poem "In Memoriam" signed "W. W. R." is 
 dated "Brooklyn. April 30, 1865." 
 
 380. [BROWN (REV. NATHAN).] De Histori of Magnus 
 ^Nlaharba and de Blak Dragun. Bai Kristofur Kadmus. 
 16mo, cloth, original wrappers bou.nd in (slight stain on 
 some upper margins). 
 
 Nu-York: Printed for de Filolojikal Geraana, 1866 
 
 381. BROWNE (FRANCIS F.). The Every-Day Life of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Nearly 100 original illustrations. Original 
 sheep (rebacked). N. Y. 1886 
 
 382. BROWNE (ROBERT H.). Abraham Lincoln and the 
 Men of his Time. Frontispiece portraits. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Cinn. n. d. 
 
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 383. BUCKINGHAM (J.. E.). Reminiscences and Sou- 
 venirs of the Assassination of Lincoln. Illustrations. 8vo, half 
 brown crushed morocco, gilt top. Wash. 189-4 
 
 384. BUCKLEY (REV. EDWIN A.). The Uncrowned 
 Nation. A Discourse preached in the First Presbyterian 
 Church. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 Plattsburgh 1865 
 
 385. BUENOS AIRES. Tribute to the Memory of Ain-aham 
 
 Lincoln. By the American Citizens resident in Buenos Aires. 
 
 [With Sermon by Rev. Wm. Goodfellow.] 25 pp. 8vo, cloth, 
 
 mourning wrappers bound in. Buenos Aires [1865] 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 386. BULLOCK (ALEXANDER H.). Abraham Lincoln: 
 The Just Magistrate, the Representative Statesman, the Prac- 
 tical Philanthropist. Address at Worcester, June 1. 1865. 
 8vo. half red morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Worcester, n. d. 
 
 387. BUNGENER (F.). Lincoln. Sa Vie, Son Oeuvre, 
 
 et sa Mort. Small 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Lausanne 1865 
 First edition of the scarce little Swiss-French Life of 
 Lincoln. 
 
 388. BUNGENER (F.). Lincoln. Zijn Leven, Werk en 
 
 Dood. 12mo, cloth, original colored wrappers, with portrait, 
 
 bound in. Utrecht 1866 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 389. BUNGENER (F.). Abramo Lincoln. Com'ei Visse, 
 qual' Opera Compie, qual fu la sua Morte. 12mo, cloth, orig- 
 inal covers bound in. Firenze 1866 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 390. BUNGENER (F.). Abraham Lincoln. Sein Leben, 
 
 Wirken, und Sterben. 12mo, cloth. Bern 1866 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 391. BURGESS (REV. C). Life and Character of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln, with Some Lessons from His Death. 8vo, cloth, 
 original Wrappers bound in. Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 Jamestown, N. Y. 1865 
 
 392. BURROWS (J. LANSING). Palliative and Preju- 
 diced Judgments Condemned. Discourse in First Baptist 
 Church, Richmond, Va. Together with Extract from a ser- 
 mon upon the Assassination of Lincoln. 12pp. 8vo, cloth 
 (upper margins very slightly stained). Richmond, Va. 1865 
 
 393. BURTON (JOHN E.). Abraham Lincoln. An Ora- 
 tion [at Lake Geneva, April 1896]. Portrait. Royal 8vo. half 
 red morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 [Lake Geneva, Wis. 1903] 
 One of 26 copies on tinted paper. With- autograph of the 
 author. 
 
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 394. BUTLER (C. M.). Funeral Address on the Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865 
 
 395. BUTLER (HENRY E.). God's Way of Leading the 
 lilind. A Discourse at Keeseville, X. Y., April 23, 1865. 8vo, 
 boards, roan back, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Burlington 1865 
 
 396. BUTLER (J. G.). The Martyr President. Our Grief 
 and our Duty. 8vo, half red morocco. Wash. 1865 
 
 397. CAXISIUS (DR. THEODOR). Abraham Lincoln. 
 
 Historisehes Charakterbild. 12mo, half green morocco (title 
 
 repaired). Wein 1867 
 
 Rare. 
 
 398. CAXISIUS (DR. THEODOR). Abraham Lincoln 
 [ill German]. Portrait. 12mo, cloth, original paper wrapper 
 bound in. . Stuttgart 1878 
 
 399. [CAREY (ISAAC E.).] Abraham Lincoln. The 
 Value to the Nation of his Exalted Character. Preached at 
 Freeport, 111., June 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 [Freeport. 111. 1865] 
 
 400. CAREY (ISAAC E.). Discourse of Rev. Mr. Carey on 
 the Death of Abraham Lincoln . . . preached at Free- 
 port, Illinois. 8 pp. 8vo, cloth. N. p.. n. d. 
 
 101. CARNAHAN (REV. D. T.). Oration on the Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Delivered at Gettysburg. Pa., June 1, 
 1865. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Gettysburg 1865 
 
 402. CARSON (HA:\rPTON L.). The Real Greatness of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Union League of Phila., 1899. Royal 
 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. N. p. 1899 
 
 403. CATALOGUE of Books, &c., relating to Lincoln 
 (Xewhain : Lincoln Day Program (Bolles and ]\Iaulsby), 
 1 1909;] and another. 3 pieces, 8vo, cloth and boards. 
 
 404. CATALOGUE of Books and Pamphlets relating to 
 Abraham Lincoln (Newhall), Yonkers, n. d. ; Catalogue of 
 Autographs, etc., relating to Lincoln. X. Y. 1904; A Priced 
 Lincoln Bililiography (Smith), X. Y. 1906. 250 copies issued; 
 Catalogue of the J. T. Mitchell collection of Autographs, and 
 the entire Lincoln Memorial Collection. Phil. 1894. 4 vols. 
 8vo, cloth and half morocco. 
 
 405. CELEBRATION by the Colored People's Educational 
 Monument Association in Memory of Abraham Lincoln, Fourth 
 of July, 1865. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
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 406. CENTENARY of Abraham Lincoln (MeCaskpv), 
 [1909;] Abraham Lincoln (H. S. Boutell). 1909; First and 
 Second Inaugnral Addresses, Message, &q. Wash. 1909; The 
 Collector, Vol. 2, No. 15, 1888. 1 vols., royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 407. CENTENNIAL I\IEDAL. Presenting the Medal of 
 Abraham Lincoln by Jnles Edouard Roine. together with 
 papers on the Medal : Its Origin and Symbolism by George 
 N. Oleott and the Lincoln Centennial Commemoration by 
 Richard Lloyd Jones, and Certain Characteristic Utterances 
 by Abraham Lincoln. 12mo, fnll crimson morocco, gilt edges, 
 with the bronze medal in black walnut mount. N. Y. 1908 
 
 Special copy. On the front cover is an inscription on 
 white metal occupying the whole cover, stating that "T/ie wood 
 eticfiairifi the medal in this hook icas part of the weather-honvd 
 on the house in i>iprinf/field. TIL. occupied from 1844 to 1861 
 by Abraham Lincoln tihen he left to take the Oath of Office as 
 President. March 4th. 1861, in Washingt07i, D. C." Accom- 
 panying the volume is an affidavit from the cabinet maker 
 regarding the wood. etc. 
 
 Only Five copies were made with this black walnut mount. 
 A letter detailing these copies is laid in. 
 
 408. CENTENNIAL MEDAL. The same, with the beauti- 
 ful Silver Medal in cardboard mount. 12mo. cloth, silver 
 edges. N. Y. 1908 
 
 Edition limited to 100 copies. 
 
 409. CHAFFIN (WILLIAM L.). The President's Death 
 and its Lessons. A Discourse delivered at Philadelphia, April 
 23, 1865. 8vo, boards, original covei^ bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 410. CHAMBERLAIN (N. H.). The Assassination of Pres- 
 ident Lincoln. A Sermon preached at Birmingham, Conn., 
 April 19, 1865.' 12mo, half maroon morocco, original covers 
 bound in. N. Y. 1S65 
 
 411. CHARACTER of Abraham Lincoln and the Constitu- 
 tionality of his Emancipation Proclamation Policy. 8vo, clotli, 
 
 N. p., n. d. 
 
 412. CHASE (THOMAS). Address on the Character and 
 Example of President Lincoln, before the Athenaeum and 
 Everett Societies of Haverford College. 12mo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 413. CHESTER (JOHN). The Lesson of the Hour. A 
 Discourse in the Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church. 8yo. cloth, 
 original wrappere bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 414. CHICAGO CONVENTION. Proceedings of the Na- 
 tional Republican Convention, held at Chicago. May 16th. 
 17th and 18th, 1860. 44 pp. 8vo, half green morocco. 
 
 N. P. [1860] 
 "N'erj' Scarce. Press and Tribune Documents for tSOO. No. o.
 
 415. CHICAGO CONVENTION. Proceedings of the Re- 
 piibliean National Convention held at Chicago. May 16, 17 
 and 18, 1860. 153 pp. 8vo, cloth, no title or wrappers. 
 
 [Albany 1860] 
 
 416. CHICAGO Copperhead Convention (The). The 
 Treasonable and Revolutionary Utterances of the INlen who 
 composed it. 16 pp. 8vo. cloth. Wash. 1864 
 
 417. CHINESE. Life of Abraham Lincoln in Chinese. 
 Portrait. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 418. CHINIQUI (PATER). Die Ermordnng des Prasi- 
 denten Abraham Lincoln cine That der Jesniteii. I'imo, 
 cloth, wrappers bound in. Barmen, n. d. 
 
 410. CHITTENDEN (L. E.). Recollections of President 
 Lincoln and his Administration. Portrait. 8vo. cloth, gilt 
 top, nncut. N. Y. 1901 
 
 420. CHITTENDEN (L. R.). Personal Reminiscences. 
 1840-1800. Includino' some not hitherto published of Lincoln 
 and the War. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1898 
 
 421. CHOATE (JOSEPH H.). The Career and Character 
 of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 12mo, cloth, wrappers bound 
 in. Chicago [1901] 
 
 422. CHOATE (JOSEPH H.). Abraham Lincoln. Por- 
 trait. [In Japanese, with English titles.] 8vo, cloth, original 
 covers bound in. n. p., n. d. 
 
 Not in Fish. 
 
 423. CLARK (ALEXANDER). Memorial Sermon, 
 preached on the "National Funeral Day at Cincinnati. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Cinn. [1865] 
 
 Autograph presentation copy from the author. 
 
 424. CLARK (DANIEL). Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, 
 before the City Government of Manchester, N. H. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Manchester 1865 
 
 425. CLARK (HENRY). An Eulogy on the Life and 
 Services of President Lincoln. 8vo, half blue crushed morocco, 
 gilt top, original wrappers bound in. Rutland 1865 
 
 426. [CLARKE (JAMES FREEMAN).] Order of Services 
 at Indiana-Place Chapel. April 16. 1865. 12mo. half maroon 
 morocco, original covers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 427. CLAXTON (R. BETHELL). Sermons on the Death 
 of President Lincoln delivered at Rochester, N. Y., April 19th 
 and 23d, 1865. 8vo, cloth, front wrapper bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865
 
 428. COCHIN (AUGUSTIX). Abraham Lineolu. 12nio. 
 eloth, original covers bound in. Paris 1869 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 429. CODDIXGTOX (DAVID S.). Eulogy on President 
 Lincoln, Citadel Square Church, Charleston, S. C. 8vo. cloth, 
 inourning wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 430. CODDINGTON (DAVID S.). The Crisis and the 
 ]Man. Address on the Presidential Crisis delivered before the 
 Union War Democracy in N. Y., Nov. 1, 1864. 8vo, half 
 morocco, original covers hound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 431. COFFIN (CHARLES CARLETON). Abraham Lin- 
 eolu. Numerous portraits and iltustrafions. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y., n. d. 
 
 432. COOGESHALL (WILLIAM T.). Lincoln Memorial. 
 The Journeys of Abraham Lincoln : From Springfield to 
 Washington. 1861 . . . and from Washington to Spring- 
 field, 1865. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. Columbus, 0. 1865 
 
 433. COFAX (SCHUYLER). Life and Principles of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Delivered at South Bend, April 24. 1865. 
 8vo. balf red morocco, original covers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 434. COLLINS (WILLIAM H.). Abraham Lincoln. 
 Speech in Hall [of] Representatives, April 15, 1887. 8vo, 
 cloth. Quincy [III] 1887 
 
 435. COLMAN (GEO. W.). Assassination of the President. 
 A Discourse on Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Acton, ]\Iass. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 436. COLORED PEOPLE'S Educational Monument 
 Assn. Celebration in Memory of Abraham Lincoln. Fourth of 
 July, 1865, in Presidential Grounds, Washington. 8vo, cloth, 
 wrappers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 437. COXAXT (ALBAX JASPER). :\Iy acquaintance 
 with Abraham Lincoln. [From "Liber Studiorum."] Folio, 
 half red polished morocco, gilt top. uncut. Signature of the 
 author at the end. N. p., n. d. 
 
 438. COXCEICAO (JOSE MAXOEL DA). As Exequias 
 
 de Abrahao Lincoln, Presidente dos Estados-Unidos da 
 
 America. 40 pp. 16mo. cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Rio de Janeiro [1865 J 
 Fine copy of this rare little Brazilian "Obsequies." 
 
 439. COXCEICAO (JOSE MAXOEL DA). Another copy, 
 in cloth. 
 
 440. COXFEDERATE. Liquor and Lincoln. By a Phy- 
 sician. 4 pp. 16mo. red cloth. [Richmond?] ca. 1864 
 
 Scarce and very curious Confederate Temperance tract, un- 
 known to Sabin. -Bettrr had irc boircd the neck to IJncohi'n 
 !/oke iluni iiicife o,.ry'lrrf! *hc irillinr/ f<liiies of f/roreUin</ ixissions 
 and depraved appetites," &c.
 
 441. COXFEDEKATE. l.i(|uor and Lincoln. Uv a I'liv- 
 sician. Another copy m cloth. 
 
 442. COOK (WILLIAM A.). Opinions and I'ractico of 
 the Founders of the Republic in relation to Arbitrary Ar- 
 rests, Imprisonment of Tories . . . or the Administration 
 of Abraham Lincoln sustained by the Sages and Heroes of tlie 
 Revolution. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Wash. LS()4 
 
 443. COOKE (C). Life and Death of Abraliani Lincoln. 
 A Sermon delivered at Smyrna. Del., June 1, 1865. 12ino. 
 original wrappers. Phila. 1865 
 
 444. COOKE (C). Sermon on the Life and Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln, delivered in Smyrna, DeL, June 1, 1865. 
 12mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 445. COOPER INSTITUTE. The Republican Party Vin- 
 dicated — The Demands of the South E.xplained. S])eech of 
 Hon. Abraham Lincoln at Coo])er Institute, Feb. 27, 1860. 
 8vo, half morocco. 8 p]). n. p., n. d. 
 
 Issued by the ( "oiisrcssinii.-il (";un])aigii Coniinittco. 
 
 446. COOPER INSTITUTE. Speech of Abraham Lincoln, 
 of Illinois, delivered at Cooper Institute, Feb. 27, 1860. 8vo, 
 half l)hie morocco. 16 pp. (corner stained). N. p., u. d. 
 
 Tribune Tracts. — No. 4. 
 
 447. COOPER (JAMES). The Death of President Lin- 
 coln. A Memorial Discourse delivered in West Philad<'lphia, 
 April 16, 1865. 8vo. half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865 
 
 448. COOPER (PETER). The Death of Slavery. Loyal 
 Publication Society. Part 1, Letter to Governor Seymour; 
 Part 2, Letter to President Lincoln. 12 pp. 8vo. cloth. 
 
 [N. Y. 1863] 
 
 440. COPPERHEAD. Document No. 18. Republican 
 Oi)inions about Lincoln. 16 pp. 8vo, half blue crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt top, by MacDonald. [ N. Y. 1864] 
 
 450. CORCHADO (.AlANUEL). Abraham Lincoln. |ln 
 Spanish.] 12mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in, uncut. 
 
 Barcelona 1868 
 
 451. CRANE (C. B.). Sermon preached in South Baptist 
 Church, Hartford, Conn., April 16. 1865. 8vo, cloth, mourn- 
 ing wrappers bound in. Hartford I860 
 
 452. [CRANE (:\IUNROE).] Recollections of Lincoln and 
 Douglas Fortv Years Ago. Portraits. 16mo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 N. Y.: Privately printed, 189U 
 
 (hie of 200 copies i)rinte<l.
 
 458. CRAIG (WHEELOCK). Two Sermons. A Key ta 
 Our Joy; and Fruits of Our Bereavement. 2 pamphlets in 
 one. 8vo, cloth. New Bedford, Mass. 1865 
 
 454. CROSBY (FRANK). Life of Abraham Lincoln. En- 
 graved portrait. Thick Svo, half morocco. Phila. 1866. 
 
 455. CROZIER (HIRAM P.). The Nation's Loss. A Dis- 
 course delivered at Huntington, L. I., April 19th, 1865. 
 16 pp. Svo, red roan. N. Y. 1865 
 
 456. CUDWORTH (WARREN II.). Eulogy on the Life, 
 Character and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln. 27 pp. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 457. CUNNINGHAM (J. 0.). Recollections of Lincoln. 
 [Reprinted from the Bibliotheca Sacra.] 8vo, cloth, original 
 covers bound in. n. p. [1908] 
 
 458. CURTIS (B.R.). Excutive Power. 12mo, half crushed 
 brown morocco, gilt top. Cambridge 1862 
 
 459. CURTIS (WILLIAM ELEROY). The Triie Abraham 
 Lincoln. Portrait and illustrations. First Edition. 12mo, 
 half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut. Phila. 1903 
 
 460. CUSHMAN (CHARLES R., Editor). Memorial Ad- 
 dresses delivered before the Two Houses of Congress on the 
 Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield, 
 William McKinley. Portraits. 4to, half purple levant mor- 
 occo, gilt top. Wash. 1903 
 
 461. CUSHMAN (R. S.). Resolutions and Discourse occa- 
 sioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Man- 
 chester, Vt. 12mo, cloth, mourning wrappers bound in. 
 
 Manchester 1865 
 
 462. CUTTER (E. F.). Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, de- 
 livered at Rockland, Maine. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in 
 (small stain on loM^er margins). Bost. 1865 
 
 463. DAGGETT (0. E.). A Sermon on the Death of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers 
 bound in. Canandaigua, N. Y., 1865 
 
 A. L. S. of the author inserted. 
 
 464. DAGGETT (0. E.). A Sermon on the Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln, preached at Canandaigua, N. Y., April 16, 
 1865. 8vo, original wrappers (back cover torn, and writing 
 on front). Canandaigua 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 465. DALE (WILLIAM P.). The Young Men's Republi- 
 can Vocalist. Vignette of Lincoln on title and wrapper. 16mo,. 
 half morocco, original -^Tappers bound in. N. Y. [1860] 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 58
 
 466. [DALLAS (W. M. C.).] Evidence that Abraham Lin- 
 coln was not Born in Lawful Wedlock, or Tlie Sad Story of 
 Nancy Hanks. 18 pp. 8vo, cloth (apparently a proof copy, 
 with many typogi'aphical corrections). N. p., n. d. 
 
 467. DAMON (S. C). God Putteth Down One, and Setteth 
 
 Up Another. Sermon on the Death of Abraham Lincoln 
 
 preached in Honolulu, May 14, 1865. 4to, half morocco. 
 
 Honolulu 1SG5 
 
 Of excessivk rarity, not in Fish, Lambert or Burton. lu 
 
 "The Friend" for June 1, 1S65, containing in addition to tlie 
 
 above sermon, other remarlvs on the Death of Lincoln. The 
 
 issue is printed with heavy black columns. 
 
 468. DANA (CHARLES A.). Lincoln and His Cabinet. 
 Portrait of the author and folding portrait of Lincohi's cabi- 
 net. 16mo, boards, cloth back, uncut. Cleveland 1896 
 
 Presentation copy from the author to E. W. Townsend. in- 
 scribed. Only 350 copies printed on Marais Hand-made pai)er. 
 
 469. DANA (CHARLES A.). Recollections of the Civil 
 War, with the Leaders at Washington and in the Field in the 
 Sixties. Portrait. First Edition. 8vo, cloth, gilt top. uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1898. 
 
 470. DANA (CHARLES A.). Lincoln and His Cabinet. 
 Portrait of Lincoln and folding portrait of his cabinet. 16mo, 
 cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1899 
 
 One of .500 copies printed throughout on Amei'ican Hand- 
 made paper. 
 
 471. DARLING (HENRY). Grief and Duty. . A Disconrse 
 delivered in Albany, N. Y., x\pril 19, 1865. 8vo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Albany 1865 
 
 472. DASCOMB (A. B.). A Discourse preached to his 
 people at Waitsfield, Vt., April 23, 1865. Svo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Montpelier, Vt. 1865 
 
 473. DAVIDSON (JOHN). Address on the Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln, delivered before the Lexington Literary 
 Assn., N. Y., April 19, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original 
 wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 474. DAVIDSON (ROBERT-. The Lessons of the Hour. 
 A Discourse delivered in II\uitingtou, L. I., April 19, 1865. 
 Svo, cloth. Huntington [1865] 
 
 Vevy Scarce. 
 
 475. DAY (P. B.). A Memorial Discourse on the Character 
 of Abraham Lincoln delivered at Hollis, X. TL, June 1, 1865. 
 Svo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Concord 1>^65 
 
 476. DEAN (GILBERT). The Emancipation Proclanui- 
 tion and Arbitrarv Arrests ! Speech delivered in the Assem])ly 
 of N. Y., Feb. 12". 1863. Svo. half morocco (stamp on title). 
 
 Albany 1863
 
 477. DEATH of Lincoln. Proceedings in the Snpreme 
 Court of Illinois. Presentation of the Bar Resolutions in re- 
 gard to Mr. Lincoln's Death. Svo, limp levant morocco, orig- 
 inal black glazed wrappers bound in (stained). 
 
 Chicago 1865 
 
 Scarce. Contains remarks on Lincoln by .Justices Caton and 
 Breese. 
 
 478. DEMLNG (HENRY CHAMPION). Speech in the 
 House of Representatives. Feb. 27. 1864, on the President's 
 Plan for State Renovation. Svo, half morocco. 
 
 [Wash. 1864] 
 
 Not in r.aml)prt or Burton. 
 
 479. The same, privately printed issue. 8vo, cloth, 
 
 original wrappers bound in. Wash. : Gibson Bros. 1864 
 
 480. DEMOCRATIC Document No. 12. Lincoln's Treat- 
 ment of Gen. Grant. 8 pp. Svo. half green morocco. 
 
 [N. Y. 1864] 
 
 481. DEMOCRATIC Document No. 13. Mr. Lincoln's Ar- 
 bitrary Arrests. The Acts Avhieh the Baltimore Platform Ap- 
 proves. 24 pp. Svo, half blue morocco, gilt top. 
 
 [N. Y. 1864] 
 
 482. DEMUND (ISAAC S.). Lamentation on the Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln. Svo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 483. DE NOMANDIE (JAMES). The Lord Reigneth : A 
 Few Words on Sunday Morning, April 16, 1865. 16mo, buck- 
 ram. " [Portsmouth, N. H. 1865] 
 
 484. DEPEW (CHAUNCEYM.). Address at the Celebra- 
 tion of the Thirty-eighth Anniversary of the Debate between 
 Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. Svo, cloth, orig- 
 inal wrappers bound in. [Galesburg, 111. 1896] 
 
 485. DEPEW (CHAUNCEY :\1.). Addresses on the Occa- 
 sion of the Birthday of Abraham Lincoln, at Burlington, Vt., 
 Feb. 12, 1895 ; at the Commencement Exercises of the Uni- 
 versity of Chicago. April 1. 1895. and at His Birthday Dinner 
 in Brooklyn, April 20, 1895. Svo, half morocco, original 
 
 wrappers bound in. n. p., n. d. 
 
 Not in Lambert or Burton. 
 
 486. DeWITT (DAVID :M.). The Judicial Murder of 
 ]\lary E. Surratt. 12mo, cloth. Baltimore, 1895. 
 
 487. DeWITT (DAVID :\I.). The Assassination of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln and its Expiation. First Edition. Svo, cloth, 
 gilt top. N. Y. 1909 
 
 488. DEXTER (HENRY MARTYN). What ought to be 
 done with the Freedmen and with the Rebels! Sermon in 
 Boston, April 23, 1865. Svo. half morocco, original wrappers 
 bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 (in
 
 489. DICKSON (FREDERICK S.)- "Blackwood's" His- 
 tory of the United States. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers 
 boiind in. Phila. 1896 
 
 490. DICKSON (W. JONATHAN). La Guerre d'Amer- 
 ique, 1860-1865. Abolition de I'esclavage par Abraham Lin- 
 coln. 12mo, cloth, back wrapper and advertisements bound 
 in. uncut. Paris 1865 
 
 Autograph preseiitatiou copy from the author. 
 
 491. I)IPLO:\IATIC Correspondence for 1865 (Appendix), 
 Wash. 1866; Abraham Lincoln (Stoddard), Covers loose. 
 N. Y. 1884 ; Messages and Papers of the Presidents, the Lin- 
 coln volume, n. p., 1900. 8 vols. 8vo. cloth and half morocco. 
 
 492. DIX (MORGAN). The Death of President Lincoln. 
 Sermon preached in St. Paul's Chapel. N. Y., April 19, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Cambridge 1865 
 
 493. DODGE (DANIEL KILHA^M). Abraham Lincoln. 
 The Evolution of his Literary Style. 4to, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. [LTniversity of Illinois "Studies."] 
 
 Champaign and Urbana [1900] 
 
 494. DOWNING (J. F.). Abraham Lincoln, Erie, Pa., 
 1908 ; Abraham Lincoln, His Religion, by R. N. Reeves, n. d. ; 
 Mitchel Post Services, Trinity Church,' Atlanta, Ga., 1909; 
 Abraham Lincoln, by E. M. Irish, 1907. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 495. DRAKE (CHARLES D.). The Proclamation of 
 Emancipation. Speech delivered in Turners' Hall, St. Louis, 
 1863. 7 pp. 8vo, cloth. , N. p. [1863] 
 
 496. DRAPER (PRESIDENT). The Illinois Life and the 
 Presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Address at the University 
 of Illinois, Lincoln's Birthday. 1896. 16mo, cloth. N. p., n. d. 
 
 497. DRUMM (JOHN H.). Assassination of Abraham 
 Lincoln. Sermon in St. James Church, Bristol, Pa. 16mo, 
 cloth, original yellow wrappers bound in. Bristol [1865] 
 
 498. DUANE (RICHARD B.). Sermon preached in Provi- 
 dence, April l5, 1865, the day appointed for the Funeral 
 Obsequies of President Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original 
 wrai)pers bound in. Providence 1865 
 
 499. DUDLEY (JOHN L.). Discourse on the Sabbath 
 Morning after the Assassination of President Lincoln. 28 
 pp. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Middletown [Ct.] 1865 
 
 500. DUPFIELD (GEORGE). The Nation's Wail. A 
 Discourse delivered at Detroit, April 16, 1865, the day after 
 receiving the intelligence of the brutal murder of President 
 Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Detroit 1865 
 
 Yevy Scarce. 
 
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 501. DUNNING (H.). The Assassination: Its Lessons to 
 Yoimg Men, Discourse delivered at Baltimore, May 7, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth. Balto. 1865 
 
 502. DUNNING (H.). The Nameless Crime: A Discourse 
 delivered in the First Constitutional Chun-li, April 23. 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Balto. 1865 
 
 503. DUNNING (H.). Address delivered on the oeeasioi. 
 of the Funeral Solemnities of the late President of the I'nited 
 States. 8vo, half morocco, original Avrappers bound in. 
 
 Balto. 1865 
 
 504. DYE (JOHN SMITH). History of the Plots and 
 Crimes of the Great Conspiracy to Overthrow Liberty in 
 America. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1866 
 
 505. DYER (DAVID). Discourse occasioned by the Assas- 
 sination of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in the Albany Peni- 
 tentiary, April 19, 1865. Svo. cloth, original wraj^pers bound 
 in. ■ Albany 1865 
 
 506. EATON (CHARLES H.). Abraham Lincoln. A 
 Sermon preached in N. Y., March. 12nio, half green morocco. 
 
 N. p., n. d. 
 
 507. EAVES (CATHERINE). How I Twice Eloped. The 
 only novelette ever sketched by Abraham Lincoln. 12mo. half 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in. Chicago [1901] 
 
 508. EDDY (DANIEL C). The Martyr President. A 
 
 Sermon preached before the Baldwin Place Church, April 16, 
 
 1865. 18mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 Scarce. 
 
 509. EDDY (RICHARD). ''The Martyr to Liberty." 
 Three Sermons preached in Philadelphia. Svo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Phila, 1865 
 
 510. EDDY (T. M.), Abraham Lincoln. A Memorial Dis- 
 course delivered in Waukegan, 111,, April 19, 1865. 8vo, half 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in, Chicago 1865 
 
 511. EDGAR (C. H,). Three Sermons occasioned by the 
 Assassination of President Lincoln. Preached in the Reformed 
 Dutch Church, Easton, Pa. 20 pji. 8vo, cloth, original front 
 cover bound in. Easton 1865 
 
 512. EDGAR (C. H.). Josiah and Lincoln. The Great 
 Reformers. A Tribute to the worth and work of our ]\Iartyr- 
 President, delivered at Easton. Pa., June 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth, 
 original wrappers bound in. Easton 1865 
 
 513. EDUCATIONAL Monument Association, Constitution, 
 Wash, 1865 ; Abraham Lincoln, His Great Funeral Cortege 
 ( Power) , Springfield, 1872 ; Program for the Lincoln Cen- 
 tenary for the Schools of Indiana (Cotton), Ind. 1908; and 
 others. 5 vols. 12mo and 8vo. various bindings, 
 
 02
 
 514. EDWARDS (IIP^XRY L.). Discourse commemorative 
 of Our Illustrious Martyr, delivered in Congregational Clnirch, 
 South Abiugton. 8vo, cloth, original yellow wrappers bound 
 in. Bost. 1865 
 
 515. EDWARDS (RICPIARDS). Life and Character of 
 
 Abraham Lincoln. An Address delivered at the Hall of the 
 
 Normal University [Normal, Ills.]. 20 pp. 8vo, cloth, original 
 
 wrappers bound in. Peoria, 111. 1865 
 
 One of the scaroest of Lincoln sermons, and one continually 
 on the want list of Lincoln collectors. 
 
 516. EGAR (JOHN IL). The Martyr-President. Sermon 
 
 preached at Leavenworth. June 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth, original 
 
 covers bound in. Leavenworth, 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 517. EINHORN (DAVID). Trauer-Rede, gehalten am 
 19ten April, 1865. 8 pp. 8vo, cloth, original yellow wrappers 
 Avitli vignette portrait on back cover, bound in. 
 
 Phila. [1865] 
 
 518. ELLIS (C. M.). The ^Memorial Address on Abraham 
 
 Lincoln, delivered at Saint John, N. B., June 1, 1865. 12mo, 
 
 <']oth, original covers bound in. Saint John 1865 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 519. Another copy, in original wrappers. 
 
 520. [ELLIS (C. M.).] The Power of the Commander-in- 
 Chief to declare Martial Law, and decree Emancipation : as 
 ^hown from B. R. Curtis. By Libertas. 24 pp. 8vo. cloth, 
 wrappei*s bound. Bost. 1862 
 
 Presentation cojiy from the author to the Hon. Theophilns 
 Parsons, with inscription on wrapper. 
 
 521. ELLIS (JAMES J.). Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 
 16mo, cloth. Lond. [1891] 
 
 522. E:\IERS0N (RALPH). Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Emer- 
 son's Personal Recollections of Abraham Lincoln. Medallion 
 portrait on cover. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Rockford, 111. 1909 
 
 523. EULOGIES. Eulogy on the Character and Services of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Bost., 1865 ; Eulogy of Abraham Lincoln. 
 By J. G. Holland. Springfield, 1865; Abraliain Lincoln, His 
 Life and Its Lessons. By J. G. Thompson. N. Y., 1865. 3 
 pamphlets, bound in one vol. 8vo, half morocco, with moroc(,'0 
 label. V. p. 1865 
 
 Scarce pamphlets, the lirst two with orijiinal fi-ont covers. 
 and last-named with both original covers, bound in. 
 
 524. EULOGY on Abraham Lincoln delivered in Boston, 
 May 3, 1865, by Elias Nason, Bost. 1865 ; Abraham Lincoln. A 
 ]\Iemorial Address delivered l)y Leonard ]\lyers in Phila- 
 delphia, June 15, 1865, Pliil. 1865. In one vol. 8vo, lialf 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in.
 
 525. EULOGY of Abraham Lincoln (Deming), Hartford 
 1865; The National Preacher for :\ray and June. 1865; Pro- 
 ceedings of the City Council of Providence (Minney). Provi- 
 dence 1865; Abraham Lincoln and his last Resting-phice 
 (Springfield), n. d. ; Abraham Lincoln in the latest Biograi)hy 
 (Clason). n. p.. n. d. ; President Lincoln on Yallandigh.am 
 and "Arbitrary" Arrests, n. p., n. d. 6 vols. 8vo. cloth and 
 half morocco. 
 
 526. EULOGY OX ABRAHAM LINCOLN (Sumner), 
 Post. 1865; The President's Hymn, N. Y., u. d. ; Lincoln the 
 Emancipator (Love). Langston, 0. |19()9] ; Abraham Lincoln 
 (Meese), Moline [1908]; Lincoln (.Alott), N. Y. 1908; The 
 Writings of Abraham Lincoln. Prospectus of Federal Edition. 
 6 vols. 8vo, cloth and bindings. 
 
 527. EULOGY on the Occasion of the Burial of Abraham 
 Lincoln, delivered in Providence. April 19. 1S65, b3' the Rev. 
 Sidney Dean, Providence 1865 ; Memorial Sermons, the Assas- 
 sination of the President, etc., by Edwin B. Webb, Bost. 1865 ; 
 A Nation's Sorrow, A Sermon preached in Providence, April 
 15, 1865, by Leonard Swain [Providence 1865] ; Our Solace 
 and our Duty in this Crisis, Sermon for the Last Night of IMr. 
 Buchanan's Presidential Administration, preached in Pough- 
 keepsie, ]\larch 8. 1861. Pough. 1861. Bound in one volume, 
 8vo, half morocco, original wrai)pers l)ound in. 
 
 A sf-arce collection. 
 
 528. EYERETT (CHARLES CARROLL). Eulogy on 
 Abraham Lincoln delivered before the citizens of Bangor, 
 June 1, 1865. ■ 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Bangor 1865 
 
 529. EVERETT (CHARLES CARROLL). A Sermon in 
 Commemoration of the Death of Abraham Lincoln, preached 
 at Bangor, April 16. 1865. 8vo, cloth. Bangor 1865 
 
 580. EVERETT (EDWARD). An Oration delivered on 
 the Battlefield of Gettysburg, Nov. 19, 1863. 8vo, cloth, orig- 
 inal wrappers bound in. N. Y. ^S6S 
 
 531. EVERETT (EDWARD). Address at the Consecra- 
 tion of the National Cemetery at Gettysburg, Nov. 19. 1868, 
 with the Dedicatory Speech of President Lincoln, etc. Fohl- 
 iiiq plate. 8vo. half morocco, original wrai^pers bound in. 
 
 Bost. 1861 
 
 532. FAITH of Our Fathers (Gibbons), X. Y. 1900: For the 
 Honor of the School (Barbour). X. Y. 1905; Two Little Con- 
 federates (Page), X. Y. 1891; and others. S vols., various 
 sizes and bindings.
 
 o'SS. VARqVRAR (JOHN). The Claims or God to Reeog- 
 
 iiitioii in the Assassination of i'resident Line-ohi. A Sermon 
 
 preached in Lower Chauceford, Pa. [June 1, 1865]. 8vo, 
 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Lancaster, Pa. 1865 
 
 With a Ip. A. L. S. from the wife of the pastor, presenting 
 
 this copy to Chauncey K. Williams. 
 
 5;]4. FIELD (RICHARD S.). Address on the Life and 
 Character of Abraham Lincoln. Delivered before the Legisla- 
 ture of N. J., Feb. 12, 1866. 8vo. cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. ' Trenton 1866 
 
 535. FIRST Lincoln and Douglas Debalt-, al Ottawa. Old 
 South Leaflet, 85; Some Lessons from the Life of Lincoln 
 (Savage), 1900. 2 vols. 12mo and 8vo, half brown morocco, 
 gilt tops. 
 
 586. [FISKE (DANIEL WILLARDj.J On the Death of 
 
 Abraham Lincoln. -Ito. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Florence : The Landi Press, 1903 
 One of 100 copies jirinterl. 
 
 537. FLEMINGTOX, X. J. Discourses Memorial of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln delivered by Pastors of the different Churches. 
 12mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Lambertville. N. J. 1865 
 
 538. FLEMING (WALTER L.). Documentary History of 
 Reconstruction. Political, Military. Social, etc., from 1865 to 
 the present time. With facsimiles. First edition. 2 vols.. 
 Svo. cloth, gilt tops, uncut. Cleveland, 1907. 
 
 539. FOSTER (ERNEST). Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 
 
 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1885 
 
 First edition. 
 
 540. FOWLER (HENRY). Character and Death of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. Discourse preached at Auburn, N. Y., April 23, 
 1865. 8vo. cloth, original black glazed wrappers bound in. 
 
 Aubui-n l'^65 
 
 541. FOWLER (JOHN). An Address on the Death of 
 President Lincoln delivered at New Rochelle, April 20. 1865. 
 8vo. cloth, original wrappers bound in. X. Y. 1865 
 
 542. FRAN Nybyggarehemmet till Hvita Huset. Presi- 
 denten loincolns Lif (Thayer), Stockholm [1886] ; Das Leben 
 Abraham Lincolns (Crosby), Phila. 1865. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 boards and cloth. 
 
 543. FREEMAN (GEORGE E.). . God in Our Xational 
 Affairs, delivered in Trinity Chapel, Neponsd. 8vo, half green 
 morocco, front Avrapper bound in (some lower margins slightly 
 stained V. Bost. 1865
 
 544. FRELINGHUYSEN (FREDERICK T.). Obsequies 
 of Abraham Lincoln in Newark, N. J., April 1!), 1865. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Newark 1865 
 
 545. FRENCH (B. B.). A Letter and a Short Poem on 
 the Death of Abraham Lincoln. Medallion 'portrait on wrap- 
 per. 16mo, cloth. Albany 1870 
 
 546. FROST (WILLIAM G.). Abraham Lincoln. An Ora- 
 tion delivered on Washington's Birthday, 1891. 8vo, cloth, 
 front wrapper bound in. [Oberlin 1891] 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 547. FULLER (REV. RICHARD). A City or House Di- 
 vided Against Itself. A Discourse. 8vo, half blue morocco, 
 gilt top, original covers bound in. Baltimore 1865 
 
 548. GADDIS (M. P.). Sermon upon the Assassination of 
 Abraham Lincoln, in Pike's Opera House. 8vo, boards, 
 morocco back, wrappers bound in. Cincinnati 1865 
 
 549. GARRISON (J. F.). The Teachings of the Crisis. 
 Address on the Occasion of the Funeral of Abraham Lincoln. 
 8vo, half blue crushed levant morocco, gilt tops, wrappers 
 bound in. Camden, N. J. 1865 
 
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 THIRD SESSION 
 Tuesday Afternoon, November 14, 1916, at 2:30 O'clock 
 
 LOTS 550-860 
 
 BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS 
 RELATING TO ABRAHAM LFNCOLN 
 
 550. GEAR (D. L.). The Nation's Grief for its Fallen 
 Chief. Sermon i^reached at Philadelphia. April 23. 1865. 
 Svo, cloth. Phila. 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 551. GENERAL McCLELLAN'S Letter to President Lin- 
 coln, 2 pp. [N. Y. 1862;] Saertryk af Samtiden; Abraham 
 Lincoln, the Man (Snlzer), 1907; and 2 others. 5 vols. 8vo, 
 cloth. 
 
 552. GERMAN. Abraham Lincoln's Leben (Thayer), 
 Gotha 1897; Anecdoten von Abraham Lincoln, nnd Lincoln's 
 Erzahlungen (McClure), Chicago 1887. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 553. GERMAN LIFE. Vob der Holzaxt zmn Prasidenten- 
 stiihl Oder Lebingeschichte der Volksmannes. Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Portraits of Lincoln and Seward. 32 pp. 16mo, half 
 brown morocco, gilt top. original Avrappers bound in. 
 
 Berlin 1865 
 
 554. GETTYSBURG Address (Lambert); 1909; Abraham 
 Lincoln (C. W. Fairbanks). Baltimore. Md., 1907; Lincoln 
 Centennial Address, by Jess Holdom. 1909; Catalogue of Lin- 
 coln Literature, N. Y. 1906. 4 vols. 12mo and 16mo, cloth. 
 
 555. GETTYSBURG Address (Oakleaf), 1908; Sugges- 
 tions to Preserve the House in which Lincoln Died [Hawley] 
 1908; How Lincoln became President (Davis), 1908; and an- 
 other. 4 vols. 16mo and 12mo, brown cloth, gilt lettered. 
 
 Two .ire iircsciit.-ition fopics froDi their authors. 
 
 556. GILLETTE (A. D.). God Seen Above all National 
 Calamities. Sermon on the Death of President Lincoln. 8vo, 
 cloth, wrappers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 557. GTL:\I0RE (JAIMES R.). Personal Recollections of 
 Abraham Lincoln and the Civil "War. Portraits. 8vo, clotli. 
 gilt top, uncut. Bost. 1898. 
 
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 558. GLAESNER (AUGUST). Das Liueolu-Monuinent. 
 Eine Rede des Senator Charles Sumner. Nebst einer Lebens- 
 skizze Sumner's und der in seiner Rede erwahnten Kunstler. 
 Bearbeitet von Aug-ust Glaeser. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. Frankfurt a M 1868 
 
 559. GLIMPSES of Abraham Lincoln (Abernethy), 1909; 
 The Immortal Fame of Lincoln (West) ; Abraham Lincoln 
 (Storey), 1909. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 560. GLIMPSES of Lincoln in War Time (Brooks). [Ex- 
 cerpt;] Lincoln <E. D. Warfield), 1909; Lincoln, the Typical 
 American (Cridler). 1901. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 561. GOD BLESS Abraham Lincoln! A Solemn Discourse 
 by a Local Preacher. Dedicated to the Faithful. For General 
 Distribution at Five Cents a Copy. 16 pp. Svo, cloth, wrap- 
 pers bound in. N. p., n. d. 
 
 This misleadiug title covers a very bitf»fr, but well-writteu. 
 attack tui Linrnlu. Scakce. 
 
 562. GORDON (W. R.). The Sin of Reviling, and Its 
 Work. Funeral Sermon. Svo, cloth, wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 563. GRATER (ABRAHAM). Discourse in Memory of 
 the Worth of Abraham Lincoln. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Skippackville, Pa. 1865 
 
 564. GRAY (WM. C). Life of Abraham Lincohi. For the 
 Young Man and the Sabbath School. Illustrations. 16mo, 
 cloth. Cincinnati 1868 
 
 565. GREAT Funeral Oration (Hardinge). N. Y. [1865;] 
 Abraham Lincoln (I. N. Phillips), 1901; Lincoln Fellowship 
 Dinner, N. Y., 1908. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 566. GREAT ISSUE (The) to be Decided in November 
 Next. Shall the Constitution and the Union Stand or Fall, &c. 
 8vo, half crushed green levant morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Wash.: National Democratic Executive Committee [1860] 
 
 .V ((impilation of thr> most extreme Republican utterances re- 
 garding slavery. 
 
 567. GREAT REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGNS, 1860-1896, 
 Chicago, n. d. ; Lincoln's Campaign (Oldroyd), Chicago, 
 n. d. ; Bloomington, 111., Republican Convention, May 29, 1856. 
 Bloomington, 1900: Cliosophie Essays, Lancaster, 1908. 4 
 vols. 12mo and Svo, cloth. 
 
 568. GREENE (GEN. FRANCIS V.). Lincoln as Com- 
 mander-in-Chief. Svo. cloth. [From Seribner's Magazine, July 
 1909.] N. p., n. d. 
 
 t>JS
 
 569. GEOLIER CLUB. Trausactions of the Grolier Club 
 of the City of New York, from February Eighteen Hundred 
 and Ninety-four to July Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-nine. 
 Illustrations and facsimiles. 4to, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : The Grolier Club, 1899 
 
 Only 470 copies printed. Contains. ''Abraham Lincoln's 
 Place in History." by Charles Henry Hart. 
 
 570. Another copy of the same. 
 
 571. GROLIER CLUB. Catalogue of a Collection of En- 
 graved and other Portraits of Lincoln. 16mo, half crushed 
 brown morocco, wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1899 
 
 572. GRUBE (A. W.). Abraham Lincoln. Eine biograph- 
 ische Skizze. Portrait. 16mo, half brown morocco, original 
 covers bound in. Stuttgart 1878 
 
 573. GRUBE (A. W.). Abraham Lincoln, der grosse Stats- 
 mann und edle Menschenfreund. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Milwaukee, n. d. 
 
 574. GURLEY (P. D.). The Voice of the Rod. A Sermon 
 preached at Washington. June 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth, original 
 covers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 575. GUTHRIE (W. E.). Oration on the Death of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. 16mo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865 
 
 576. HALL (CHARLES H.). A Mournful Easter. Dis- 
 course delivered in Washington, April 19, 1865. 8vo, half 
 morocco, front wrapper bound in. Wash, 1865 
 
 577. HALL (FAYETTE). The Copperhead; or. the Secret 
 Political History of our Civil War Unveiled . . . How 
 Al)raliam Lincoln came to be President, etc. Illustrations. 
 Svo. cloth, original covers bound in. New Haven 1902 
 
 578. HALL (GORDON). President Lincoln's Death: Its 
 Voice to the People. Discourse delivered at Northampton, 
 April 19. 1865. 8vo. half morocco, front wrapper bound in. 
 
 Northampton, Mass. 1865 
 
 579. HALL (NEWMAN). Sermon on the Assassination 
 of Abraham Lincoln, at Surrey Chapel, London. Svo, half blue 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt top. wrappers bound in. 500 
 copies printed. Bost. 1865 
 
 580. HALSTED (MURAT). Caucases of 1860. A History 
 of the National Political Conventions of the Current Presi- 
 dential Campaign. Svo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Columbus 1860 
 
 581. HAMILL (SAMUEL M.). President Lincoln, a Faith- 
 ful Son. Address before the High School at Lawrenceville, 
 N. J. June 1. 1865. Svo, cloth, wrappers bound in. 
 
 Trenton 1865
 
 d82. HAMMOND (CHARLES). Sermon on the Life and 
 Character of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half crushed blue 
 morocco, gilt top, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Springfield 1S65 
 
 583. HAMMOND (W. G.). Abraham Lincoln. A Eulogy 
 delivered at Anamosa, Iowa, on the day of the State Feast, 
 April 27, 1865. 12mo, cloth, front wrappers bound in. 
 
 Davenport 1865 
 
 584. HANAFORD (P. A.). Abraham Lincoln. Sein Leben 
 und seine offentlichen Dienste. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. 
 original wrappers with portrait of Lincoln bound in. 
 
 Cleveland n. d. 
 
 585. HANAFORD (MRS. P. A.). Our Martyred President. 
 Engraved portrait. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Bost. 1865 
 
 586. HAPGOOD (NORiMAN). Abraham Lincoln: The 
 Man of the People. Illustrated. 12mo. half morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut. N. Y. 19UU 
 
 587. HARRIS (T. M.). Assassination of Lincoln, a History 
 of the Great Conspiracy. Portraits. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. [1892] 
 
 588. HART (CHARLES HENRY). Bibliographia Lin- 
 
 colniana: An Account of the Publications occasioned by the 
 
 Death of Abraham Lincoln. Royal 8vo, sheets, uncut. 
 
 Albany: Munsell 1S70 
 One of 2o copies printed for private circulation. 
 
 589. HART (CHARLES HENRY). Biographical Sketch 
 of His Excellency Abraham Lincoln. Royal 8vo, boards, cloth 
 back, gilt top. Albany : Joel Munsell 1870 
 
 Presentation copy, with inscription in the author's autograph. 
 
 590. [HASTED (FREDERICK).] Copy of a Letter writ- 
 ten from Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1860. To the Hon. Abraham 
 Lincoln. 8vo, cloth. n. p., x. d. 
 
 591. HATHAWAY (WARREN). Discourse preached at 
 Coxsackie. 8vo, half crushed green morocco, gilt top, wrap- 
 pers bound in. Albany 1865 
 
 592. HAVEN (GILBERT). Te Deum Laudamus. Cause 
 and the Consequence of the Election of Abraham Lincoln. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Bost. 1860 
 
 593. HAVEN (GILBERT). The Uniter and Liberator of 
 America. Memorial Discourse. Svo, cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 594. HAWAIIAN. Andrews (Samuel C). Ke Reiki 
 Paionia : or Pioneer Boy. I Lilo I Peresidena no Amerika 
 Huipuia. Portrait. !l2mo. cloth (small worm-hole eaten 
 through). Nu Yoka 1869 
 
 •'Scarce. Printed in the Hawaiian dialect. 
 
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 595. HAWLEY (B.). Truth and Righteousness Triumph- 
 ant. Discourse preached at Albany, April 20, 1865. Svo. half 
 red morocco, original covers bound in. Albany 1865 
 
 596. HAY (EUGENE M.). Lincoln 's Message to the Twen- 
 tieth Century. An Address delivered at ]\Iinneapolis. Feb. 
 12, 1902. Portrait on title. Svo, half green morocco, original 
 covers bound in. [Minneapolis 1902] 
 
 597. HAYDEN (MRS. CAROLINA A.). Our Country's 
 Martyr. A Tribute to Abraham Lincoln, our beloved and 
 lamented President. 12mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Bost. 1865 
 
 598. HAYDEN (WILLIAM B.). A Brief Abstract of Re- 
 marks on the Funeral of the President, April 19, 1865. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Cinn. 1865 
 
 One of 2.50 copies printed. 
 
 599. HEATH (VIRGINIA). The Story of Lincoln. Por- 
 trait and numerous illustrations. 4to, cloth, original covers 
 bound in. Portland 1905 
 
 600. HEERMANS (J.). War Power of the President. 8vo, 
 half morocco, original wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1863 
 
 60L HEIST AND (COL. H. 0. S.). Abraham Lincoln. 
 Miniature portrait of Lincoln. 18mo, cloth, original covers 
 bound in. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1909 
 
 One of 150 copies. 
 
 602. HEPWORTH (GEORGE H.). The Criminal; the 
 Crime; the Penalty. 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1865 
 
 603. HEPWORTH (GEORGE H.). Two Sermons on the 
 Death of Lincoln. Preached in Boston, April 23, 1865. 12mo, 
 cloth. Bost. 1865 
 
 604. HERNDON (WILLIAM H.) and WEIK (JESSE 
 W.). Herndon's Lincoln. The True Story of a Great Life. 
 Portrait and illustrations. 3 vols. 12mo, original blue cloth, 
 gilt tops, untrimmed edges. Chicago, n. d. [1880] 
 
 Fine copy of the scarce first edition with the suppressed 
 passages. 
 
 605. Another copy, in the original cloth. 
 
 606. HEROIC Life of A1)rahara Lincoln. (Brooks). Bost., 
 11. d.; The New York News-Letter for :\rarch-April. 1903; The 
 Ballad of Abraham Lincoln, by Bayard Taylor. First Edition, 
 Bost. 1870; Abraham Lincoln in Contemporary Caricature 
 (Shaw), [N. Y. 1901]; Menard-Salem-Lincoln Souvenir 
 Album, Petersburgh, 111. 1893. All illustrated, some in color. 
 5 vols. -Ito, to folio, various bindings. 
 
 607. HIBBARD (A. G.). In Memory of Abraham Lincoln. 
 Discourse delivered at Detroit, Mich., April 17 [16], 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. Detroit 1865 
 
 71
 
 608. HICKS (GEORGE j. Abraham Lincoln. An Essay. 
 21 pp., small 4to, cloth, both original blue wrappers bound in. 
 Kingston, Jamaica: Printed by the Educational Supply Co. 
 
 (1879). 
 
 Very scarce Life of Lincoln. The author was formerly a 
 citizen of United States and took part in the Civil War, after 
 which he became resident in Jamaica. 
 
 609. HILL (FREDERICK TREVOR). Lincoln the 
 Lawyer. Portraits, illustrations and facsimiles. First Edi- 
 tion. 12mo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1906 
 
 610. HINGELEY (E.). The Character and Greatness of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Discourse delivered April 23, 1865, at 
 Monongahela City. Pa. 8vo. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 N. p.. n. d. 
 
 611. HISTORICAL Relics of Lincoln (Emmett Fostell), 
 1901; Books in Boston Library, 1909; Catalogue of Books, 
 Anderson's, Nov. 10, 1902; Souvenir of Lincoln's Birthplace, 
 [1903]. 4 vols. 12nio to oblong royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 612. HITCHCOCK (HENRY L.). God Acknowledged in 
 the Nation's Bereavement. Sermon preached in Hudson, 
 Ohio, April 19. 1865. 8vo. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Cleveland 1865 
 
 618. HOCHHEIMER (H.). Fest-und Fasttag. Predigt 
 am 1 juni 1865, als an dem, von dem Prasidenten der Vereinig- 
 ten Staaten angeordneten Busz- and Bettage, zum Gedacht- 
 nisse des ermordeten Prasidenten Abraham Lincoln. 10 pp. 
 12mo, cloth, wrappers bound in. [Balto. 1865] 
 
 614. HOCHHEIMER (H.). Predigt, gehalten am 19 April 
 1865, als am Tage des Leichenbegangnisses des Prasidenten 
 des Ver. Staaten, Abraham Lincoln's. 9 pp. 12mo, cloth, 
 wrappers bound in. [Balto. 1865] 
 
 615. [HODGE (CHARLES).] President Lincoln. Prom 
 the Princeton Review. July 1865. 8vo, half blue crushed 
 morocco. N. p. [1865] 
 
 616. HOFFMAN (B.). Abraham Lincoln, Emancipator of 
 the Slaves. A Story for Children. Translated from the Ger- 
 man. 12mo. boards. Petrograd: Wolff [1874] 
 
 Printed entirelj in Russian. 
 
 617. HOFFMAN (EUGENE AUGS.). The Martyr Presi- 
 dent. Sermon preached at Brooklyn Heights, N. Y., April 20, 
 1865. 8vo. cloth, original front wrapper bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 618. HOFFMAN (WILHELM). Abraham Lincoln, der 
 Befreier der Negersklaven. Eine Erzahlung fur die JugeTid. 
 Portrait and illustration. 12mo, boards. Breslau, n. d.
 
 619. HOLLAND {.]. (i.). Eulogy on Ahraliain Lincoln 
 
 delivered at Springfield, Mass., April liJ, 1865. 8vo, half 
 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in. Springfield 1865 
 
 With A. D. S. of the author inserted. 
 
 620. HOLLAND (J. G.). The Nation Weepeth for Its Dead. 
 Observances at Springfield, Mass. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound 
 in. Springfield 1865 
 
 621. HOLLAND (J. G.). The Life of Abraham Lincoln. 
 llhisiniU <l. Svo. half brown levant morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Springfield. Mass. 1866 
 
 622. HOIiLAND (J. G.). Das Leben Abraham Lincoln's. 
 Ilhisfriihfl. 8vo, original stamped leather. 
 
 Springfield, Mass. 1866 
 
 628. HOLT (ERASTUS EUGENE). An Address delivered 
 at the Auditorium, Portland, Maine, on the Eleventh Annual 
 I>an(juet of the Lincoln Glul). Vignette. Svo, cloth, original 
 wrHppers bound in. Portland 1901 
 
 624. [HOPE (EVA).] New World Heroes. Lincoln and 
 Garfield: The Life-Storv of Two Self-made men. Portraits. 
 12mo, cloth. " Lond. 1888 
 
 625. HOPKINS (T. M.j. A Discourse on the Death of 
 Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Bloomington, Ind., April 19, 
 1865. Svo, half green morocco. X. p., n. d. 
 
 626. HORNBLOWER (W. H.). Sermon occasioned by the 
 Assassination of President Lincoln, delivered at Paterson, 
 N. J., April 16. 1865. 8vo, cloth, original front wrapper 
 bound in (piece cut from top). Paterson, 1865 
 
 627. HOWARD (J. Q.). The Life of Abraham Lincoln, 
 with Extracts from his Speeches. 12mo. original covers, en- 
 closed on a. half levant solander case. Cinn. 1860 
 
 ExTREMKT-Y RARK. A fiuc oopv of the second life of laiifoln 
 published. 
 
 628. [HOAA^ELLS (W. D.) and Hayes (J. L.).] Lives and 
 Speeches of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. Por- 
 traiis and view. First edition. 12mo. original cloth (Ham- 
 lin portrait torn into). Columbus. 0.. I860 
 
 629. HOWLETT (T. R.). The Dealings of God with our 
 Nation. Discourse delivered at Washington, June 1, 1865. 
 Svo, half green morocco, original covers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 630. HUIDEKOPER (H. S.). Personal Notes and Remini- 
 scences of Lincoln. Svo, half morocco, original wrappers 
 bound in. Phila. 1896 
 
 631. HUME (HARRISON). An Address in Commemom- 
 tion of the Birth of Abraham jjincoln, delivered at the 337th 
 Dinner of tlie New England Club. Svo, half morocco, original 
 covers bound in. Bost. 1892
 
 632. HUNT (A. B.). Address delivered at Alameda, Cal, 
 Feb. 12, 1899, on the Life and Times of Abraham Lincoln. 
 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. [San Fran. 1899] 
 
 633. IDES OF MARCH (The) ; or, Abraham Lincoln, 
 Private Citizen. Being a sequel to the End of the Irrepressible 
 Conflict. By a Merchant of Philadelphia. 8vo, half blue 
 
 morocco, original covers bound in. Phila. 1861 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 634. ILLINOIS CENTRAL. Abraham Lincoln as Attorney 
 
 for the Illinois Central Railroad Company. Reproductions of 
 
 original documents in Lincoln's hamd writing. 4to, limp black 
 
 seal leather, uncut. N. p., n. d. 
 
 One of 200 copies issued. 
 
 635. ILLUSTRATED Life, Service, Martyrdom, and Fun- 
 eral of Abraham Lincoln. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Phila.: Peterson [1865] 
 
 636. ILLUSTRATED Life, Services, :Martyrdom and Fun- 
 eral of Abraham Lincoln. . . . With the Hon. George Ban- 
 croft's Oration. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. Phila. [1866] 
 
 637. INAUGURAL Ceremonies of the Freedmen's Memorial 
 Monument, Washington, 1876 ; Bronze Group Commemorating 
 Emancipation, Bost., 1879. 2 vols., 8vo, cloth and half morocco. 
 
 638. INGERSOLL (R. G.). Abraham Lincoln. An Ora- 
 tion. First edition. 12mo, cloth. Loud. 1893 
 
 639. INGERSOLL (R. G.). Abraham Lincoln. A Lecture. 
 Portraits. 12mo, cloth. Newspaper clippings inserted. 
 
 N. Y. 1895 
 
 640. INGERSOLL (R. G.). Abraham Lincoln: A Lecture. 
 Portrait. 12mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1909 
 
 641. INGHAM (JOHN ALBERTSON). Abraham Lincoln. 
 An Address delivered at the Commencement Exercises of the 
 Irvington High School, June 26, 1902. 8vo, cloth, original 
 covers bound in. N. Y. [1902] 
 
 642. IN MEMORIAM. Abraham Lincoln Assassinated at 
 AVashington, April 14, 1865. Being a brief account of Meet- 
 ings at Buffalo, N. Y. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Buffalo 1865 
 
 643. IN MEMORIAM. Containing his Farewell Speech at 
 Springfield, Proclamation of Emancipation, Address at Gettys- 
 burg, etc. Small 4to, half morocco, original wrappers bound 
 in. N. Y. : Trent, Filmer & Co., n. d. 
 
 644. IN MEMORIAM. Gems from Abraham Lincoln. Con- 
 taining his Farewell Speech at Spring-field, Proclamation of 
 Emancipation, Address at Gettysburg, etc. Portrait. Each 
 page printed within mourning borders. Small 4to. half red 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. : Derbv and ^Miller, etc., n. d.
 
 645. IX MEMORIAM of Abraham Lincoln. Oration of 
 George Bancroft, [Wash. 1866] ; The Dedication of Lincoln 
 Park, Portland, Maine, Portland 1909 ; The 100th Anniversary 
 of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln (Blair), [Springfield 1908] ; 
 Addresses before the Mil. Order of the L. L. at N. Y., Feb. 3. 
 1909. 4 vols.. 8vo, cloth and half morocco. 
 
 646. IX MEMORY of Abraham Lincoln, State Council of 
 Penn., 0. of V. A. M., Portrait, Phila. 1865; Emancipation 
 Proclamation, Phila. n. d. ; Abraham Lincoln a Reformer 
 (Calderwood), [Minneapolis 1909] ; Abraham Lincoln (Skev- 
 ington), [Nyack 1909]. 4 vols., 16mo, cloth. 
 
 647. INNER LIFE of Abraham Lincoln (Carpenter), 1868 ; 
 Lincoln, the Liberator (French), 1891; Pioneer Home to 
 "White House (Thayer), [1882] ; and another. 4 vols., 12mo, 
 cloth and half morocco. 
 
 648. INSIDE the White House in War Times (Stoddard). 
 X. Y. 1892 ; National Lincoln Monument Association, AYash. 
 1870; Miscegenation Indorsed by the Republican Party, [X. Y. 
 1864] . 3 vols., 8vo and 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 649. IXTERIOR Causes of the War. The Nation Demon- 
 ized, and its President a Spirit-Rapper. By a Citizen of Ohio. 
 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Pres. inscription 
 on title. N. Y. 1863 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 650. IN the Boyhood of Lincoln (Butterworth), N. Y. 1908 : 
 The Boy Lincoln (Stoddard), N. Y. 1905; The Boys' Life of 
 Abraham Lincoln (Xicolay), N. Y. 1908. Illustrations. 3 
 vols., 12mo, cloth. 
 
 651. IRELAN (JOHN ROBERT). History of the Life. 
 Administration and Times of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 2 
 vols., 8vo, sheep. Chicago 1888 
 
 Vols. 16 and 17 of "The Republic." 
 
 652. IRVIN (WILLIAM). Sermon preached on April 16. 
 1865, the day after the Death of President Lincoln. 8vo, 
 boards, morocco back, original covers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 653. IVES (ALFRED E.). Victory Turned into Mourn- 
 ing. Discourse on the Occasion of the Death of Abraham Lin- 
 coln, preached at Castine. [Me.] 8vo, cloth, original covers 
 bound in. Bangor 1865 
 
 654. JAGGAR (THOMAS A.). A Sermon at the Anthon 
 Memorial Church, April 16, 1865. 8vo, half green morocco, 
 original covers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 655. JANVIER (FRANCIS DE HAES). The Sleeping 
 Sentinel. First edition. 12mo, half maroon morocco, original 
 covers bound in. Phila. 1863 
 
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 656. JAPANESE. Life of Abraham Liucoln. Printed en- 
 tirely in Japanese. Portraits and illustrations. 16mo, cloth. 
 
 657. JAPANESE. Matsumura (Rev. K.). Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Portrait. 16mo, cloth, wrappers bound in. [Fish 643.] 
 
 N. p., n. d. 
 
 658. JAPANESE Life of Lincoln. Shinyaku Lincoln 
 Idanjs. 12mo, cloth, wrappers bound in. 
 
 659. JAYNE (WILLIAM). Personal Reminiscences of 
 Abraham Lincoln : An Address delivered before the Springfield 
 Chapter of the D. A. R. Feb. 12, 1907. 8vo, cloth, original 
 covers bound in. js[ p ^ ^ 
 
 660. JAYNE (WILLIAM). Address on Abraham Lincoln 
 delivered at Chicago, Feb. 12, 1900. Portraits. 12mo, cloth. 
 original covers bound in. [Chicago 1900] 
 
 Not in Lambert, Burton, or Fish. 
 
 661. JEFFERY (R.). The Mission of Abraham Lincoln. 
 Sermon preached at Philadelphia. June 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth, 
 original covers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 662. JERMON (J. WAGNER). Abram Lincoln and South 
 Carolina. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1861 
 Scarce. 
 
 668. [JEROME (ALONZO WHEELER).] The Great De- 
 bate. A Platform Scene in the Seven Joint Discussions be- 
 tween Lincoln and Douglas. Folding plate of one of the relief 
 pictures in the Dome of the State Capitol, Springfield, III 
 Square 12mo. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 [Springfield 1899] 
 
 66-1. JOACHIMSEN (P. J.). An Address delivered on re- 
 quest of the Congregation, at the place of worship of the 
 Hebrew Association, Temimi Derech, at New Orleans. April 
 29, 1865. 8vo. cloth, original front wrapper bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 Excessively bare. Not in Lambert or Burton. 
 
 665. JOHNSON (ANDREW). Message from the President 
 of the United States transmitting a report of George H. 
 Sharpe relative to the Assassination of President Lincoln. 8vo. 
 half morocco. [Wash.] 1867 
 
 666. JOHNSON (HERRICK). "God's Ways Unsearch- 
 able. ' ' Discourse on the Death of President Lincoln preached 
 at Pittsburgh. April 23. 1865. 8vo, cloth. Pittsburgh [1865] 
 
 Ver.v Scarce. 
 
 667. JOHNSON (REVERDY). An Argument to establish 
 the illegality of ^Military Commissions in the United States, and 
 especially of the one organized for the Trial of the parties 
 charged with conspiring to As.sassinate the late President. 
 8vo. half morocco, original covers bound in. Balto. 1865 
 
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 668. JOHNSON (WILLIA.AI M.). Our Martyred i^resi- 
 dent. A Discourse on the Death of President LiuL-oln, 
 preached at Stillwater, April 16. 1865. 8vo, cloth, front wrap- 
 per bound in. Troy 1865 
 
 Scarce. Only 200 copies pi'inted. 
 
 669. JOHNSTON (HOWARD AGNEW). An Estimate of 
 Lincoln. Sermon preached at Chicago, Feb. 9. 1896. 8vo, 
 cloth. N. p.. n. d. 
 
 Autograph presentation copy from the author. 
 
 670. JOHNSTON (E. S.). Sermon delivered June 1. 1865. 
 at Harrisburg. 8yo. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 [Harrisburg, Pa.] 1865 
 Scarce. 
 
 671. JONES. A Poetical Description of Lincoln's Assas- 
 sination. 58 pp. 8vo. half morocco, original front wrapper 
 bound in. Valparaiso, 1865 
 
 672. JONES (MAJOR EVAN ROWLAND). Lincoln, 
 Stanton and Orant. Historical Sketches. Portrait. 8vo, 
 cloth, uncut. Lond. n. d. 
 
 673. JONES (W.MARTIN). Abraham Lincoln. Address 
 delivered at Phoenix. N. Y.. :\lay 30, 1904. Portrait. 12mo. 
 cloth, original covers bound in. Rochester 1904 
 
 674. JORDAN (E. S.). Death of Abraham Lincoln. Dis- 
 course delivered at Cumberland Centre. Me.. June 1, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Portland 1865 
 
 675. JOSEPH (PHILIP). The Fame of Abraham Lincoln. 
 Oration delivered at the Moline High School, April 16, 1904. 
 4to, cloth, original covers bound in. Moline. 111.. 1905 
 
 Autograph ])reseutation copy from J. B. Oakleaf. One of nO 
 copies privately printed for Mr. Oakleaf. 
 
 676. JOUAULT (ALPHONSE). Abraham Lincoln, sa 
 Jeunesse et sa Vie Politique. Histoire de 1 'abolition de 
 I'esclavage aux Etats-Unis. Portrait. 12mo, cloth, original 
 Avrappers bound in. Paris 1875 
 
 Fine copy. Scarce. 
 
 677. JOUAULT (ALFONSO). Abraham Lincoln, su Ju- 
 ventud y su Vida Politica. Historia de la Abolicion de Es- 
 clavitud en los Estados-ITnidos. 16mo. cloth, edges uncut. 
 
 Barcelona 1876 
 
 678. . Another copy in cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 679. JOUAULT (ALPHONSE). Abraham Lincoln se 
 Jeunesse et sa Vie Politique. Histoire de 1 'Abolition de I'Es- 
 clavage aux Etats-Unis. Portrait. Third edition. 12mo, 
 half morocco, original covers bound in. Paris 1883
 
 680. JOURNAL HISTORIQUE illustre for Sept. 10, 1865. 
 AVith Portrait and Sketch of Abraham Lincoln. Royal 8vo. 
 cloth. [Paris] 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 681. JUNIUS. To Abraham Lincoln, July 1864. 8 pp. 8vo. 
 cloth. N. Y. 1864 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 682. KAMENSKAVO (A.). Abraham Lincoln. A Biog- 
 raphical Sketch. Portrait. 12mo, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 St. Petersburg 1891 
 Printed entirely in Russian. 
 
 683. KAMENSKARO (A.). Abraham Lincoln: the Man 
 "vvho Freed the Slaves. [In Jewish, translated from the Rus- 
 sian]. 90 pp. 16mo, cloth. "Warsaw 1910 
 
 684. KAUFMANN (J. L.). Die Ermordung Abraham Lin- 
 coln's und die Geschichte der groszen Yerschworung. Illus- 
 trations. 8vo, boards, cloth back. Cinn. 1865 
 
 685. KECKLEY (ELIZABETH). Behind the Scenes. 
 Portrait. First edition. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1868 
 
 686. KEELING (R. J.). The Death of ]\Ioses. Sermon 
 preached at [Washington, D. C] April 23, 1865, as a Tribute 
 of Respect to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, 
 original covers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 687. KEITH (0. B.). An Address delivered at the Fun- 
 eral Solemnities of the late President Lincoln at JenkintoAvn, 
 [Pa.] April 19. 1865. 8vo. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865 
 
 688. KIP (WILLIAM INGRAHAM). Address delivered 
 at Hombourg-les-Bains, Germany, June 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth, 
 original covers bound in. Frankfort-on-the-Main 1865 
 
 689. KIRKLAND (CHARLES P.). A Letter to Benj. R. 
 Curtis on the "Emancipation Proclamation" of the President, 
 N. Y. 1863 ; A Letter to Peter Cooper on ' ' The Treatment to 
 be extended to the Rebels Individually," etc., N. Y. 1865. 2 
 vols., 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1863-65 
 
 690. KOREN (V.). Abraham Lincoln. Et Foredrag for 
 Studenteme ved Luther- College pa a Lincolns Fodseldag den 
 12to Februar. 12mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Decorah, Iowa, 1901 
 
 691. KRANS (HORATIO SHEAFE). The Lincoln 
 Tribute Book. Appreciations by Statesmen, Men of Letters 
 and Poets at Home and Abroad. Together with a Lincoln Cen- 
 tenarv IMedal from the second design macie for the Occasion 
 by Roine (silver). Portrait. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1909 
 
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 692. KRAUTH (CHARLES p.). The Two Pageants. Dis- 
 course preached at Pittsburgh, June 1, ISGH. 8vo. half mor- 
 occo, original wrappers bound in. Pittsburgli 1865 
 
 693. KREBS (HUGO). Rede zum Andenken an Abi-ahani 
 Lincoln. Gehalten in der Kirche zuni Heiligen Geiste in St. 
 Louis. April 19. 1865. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 [St. Louis 1865] 
 
 694. KREBS (HUGO). A Sermon in Memoi-y of Abraham 
 Lincoln delivered in St. Louis, April 19, 1865. 8vo, cloth, 
 original covers bound in. [St. Louis 1865 J 
 
 695. LAMB (E. E.^. Sermon on the Death of President 
 
 Lincoln preached at Rootstown [Ohio] April 23. 1865. 8vo. 
 
 cloth. N. p.. n. (1. 
 
 One of 200 copies. Scarce. 
 
 696. LAMBERT (WH^LIAM H.). Abraiiam Lincoln, 
 Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the United 
 States. Oration before the Society of the Army of the Po- 
 tomac, at Pittsburgh. Oct. 11, 1899. 8vo, half green morocco, 
 original covers bound in.. [Privately printe(L 1900] 
 
 One of 40 coijios issued. Sc;ir(('. 
 
 697. LAMBERT (WILLIAM 11. ). The Gettysburg Ad- 
 dress. When Written. How Received, its True Form. Willi 
 facsiniih of ilic on'niiial Maiiusfripl . T;ill Svo. cloth, oi'iginal 
 covers bound in. Phila. 1!)()9 
 
 698. LAMOX (WARD H.). The Life of Abraham Lincoln; 
 from his Birth to his Inauguration as President. Illustrations. 
 First EDITION. 8vo. half calf, gilt (rubbed). Bost. 1872 
 
 699. LAND Mourneth (The), by W. T. Sabine, Phila. 1865; 
 Abraham Lincoln, an Appreciation. X. Y., Tandy Co.; Lincoln 
 Inaugurals, 1861-5. Old South Leaflet. Xo. 11. 3 vols., 18mo. 
 and 16mo. cloth. 
 
 700. LAXGE (:\IAX). Abraham Lincoln der Wi.'d<>rher- 
 steller der Nordamerikanischen Union, und der grosze Kampf 
 der Nord- und Sudstaaten. Portraits and illustrations. 12mo, 
 cloth. Leipzig 1866 
 
 701. LAUGHLIX (CLARA E.). The Death of Lincoln. 
 The Story of Booth's Plot, his Deed and the Penalty. Illus- 
 trated from photographs. First edition. 12mo. cloth. 
 
 X. Y. 1909 
 
 702. LAITRIE (THOMAS). .Three Discourses in the 
 South Evangelical Church, West Roxbury, Mass. 40 pp. Svo. 
 half morocco, wrappers bound in. Dedham, Mass., 1865 
 
 703. LEA (J. HEXRY) and HUTCHIXSON (J. R.). The 
 Ancestry of Abraham Lincoln. Tltustrated with photogravure 
 portraits, virus and facsimiles. Royal 8vo, boards, leather 
 back, uncut. l^ost. 1909 
 
 7!)
 
 7(»-i. LE(iA(.'Y of Fun (A.). 1^ Ahrciliam 1 iiioln. With 
 a Short Sketch of His Life. 16mo. eloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. Lond. 1865 
 
 ' Scarce. 
 
 705. [LEIBER (DR. FRANCIS, Editor).] The Martyr's 
 -Monument. Being the Patriotism and Political Wisdom of 
 Abraham Lincoln. 12mo. cloth (covers slight spotted). 
 
 N. Y. [1865] 
 
 rresentation copy from R. (^. McCormack to .Tohn G. Nicolay. 
 with inscription by the latter. 
 
 706. LELAND (CHARLES G.). Abraham Lincoln. (A 
 Biography.) Portrait. 12mo, original cloth. Lond. 1879 
 
 The scarce first edition. 
 
 707. . Another copy, the same. 
 
 708. LESPERUT (A.). Abraham Lincobi. Photographic 
 portrait. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. Paris: E. Dentu, 1865 
 
 709. LETTERS and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln. X. Y. 
 1908; Abraham Lincoln (Lehmann)., Chic. 1908; Abraham 
 Lincoln, an Essay (Schiirz). Bost. 1891; and others. 5 vols., 
 12mo. cloth. 
 
 710. LETTERS of Ma.jor Jack Dowuiug, N. Y. 1864 ; Lin- 
 coln and Other Poems (]Markham), 1901 ; Life and Martyrdom 
 of Abraham Lincoln, N. Y. [1865] : and another. 4 vols.. 
 12mo, cloth. 
 
 711. LIEBER (FRANCIS). Lincoln or McClellan. Ap- 
 peal to the Germans in America. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 [N. Y. 1864] 
 
 712. LIEBER (FRANZ). Lincoln oder :\IcClellan .' Auf- 
 riif an die Deutschen in Amerika. Loyal Publication Society, 
 No. 59. 4 pp. 8vo, half green morocco. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 713. LIEBER (FRANCIS). Lincoln or McClellan? Op- 
 roep aan die Hollanders in Amerika. Loyal Publication So- 
 ciety. No. 71. 4 pp. 8vo, half blue morocco. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 714. LIFE and Martyrdom of Abraham Lincoln, Phila. 
 n. d. ; History of the Administration of President Lincoln 
 (Ravmond). N. Y. 1864; Poetical Tributes to the ilemory of 
 Lincoln, Phila. 1865. 3 vols.. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 715. LIFE and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, 
 of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. Engraved 
 portrait. Wide-awake edition. 12rao. cloth (cover soiled) . 
 
 Bost. 1860 
 
 716. LIFE and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, 
 of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. Portraits. 16mo, 
 half crushed levant morocco, gilt top. Bost. 1860 
 
 80
 
 717. lAFK and Public Servici's ol Abraluuii Liiu-olu. Six- 
 teenth President of the United States, and Comiuander-in- 
 Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States. Portrait 
 on wrapper. 12mo, cloth, original front wrapper bound in. 
 
 Phila.: T. B. Peterson & Hros. [1864] 
 
 718. LIFE (Illustrated), Service and Martyrdom of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln, Phila. [1865] ; Abraham Lincoln (Cox). Chi- 
 cago [1911]; Abraham Lincoln (R. S. Sheppard). 3 vols., 
 16mo. and 12rao, cloth. 
 
 719. LIFE of Lincoln for Boys (Sparhavvk), X. Y. ii. d. ; 
 The Forest Boy (Mudge), N. Y. n. d. ; The Children's Life of 
 Abraham Lincoln (Putnam), Chicago 1892; In the Boyhood 
 of Lincoln (Butterworth), N. Y, 1896. Illustraiions. 1 vols., 
 16mo. and 12mo, cloth. 
 
 720. LIFE of Lincoln for Boys (Sparhawkj, X. Y. n. d. 
 Stories and Speeches of Lincoln (Selby), Chic. u. d. Stories 
 of School Days, N. Y. n. d., and others. 6 vols., 12mo, cloth. 
 
 721. LIFE Portrait of Lincoln, Quill Club of X. Y. ; Lin- 
 coln Centennial Address (Holdom), Chicago; Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Address by J. D. Long, Boston. 3 vols.. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 V. p., 1909 
 
 722. LINCOLN. Speech of Mr. A. Lincoln, of Illinois, on 
 the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill; delivered in the 
 House of Representatives of the United States, June 20, 1848. 
 14 pp. 8vo, cloth. Wash. : J. & G. S. Gideon. 1848 
 
 723. LINCOLN. Speech of Mr. Lincoln, of Illinois, on the 
 Reference of the President's Message, in the House of Rep- 
 resentatives. January 14. 1848. 14 pp. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Wash. : J. & G. S. Gideon, 1848 
 
 724. LINCOLN. Speech of Mr. A. Lincoln, of Illinois, on 
 the Presidential Question, House ol" Representatives of U. S., 
 July 21, 1848. 8 pp. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 [Wash.]: J. & G. S. Gideon. [1848 f] 
 
 Fish mentions only the edition i)rinted by Towers [18481. 
 
 725. LINCOLN. Republican Principles. Speed i of Hon. 
 Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, at the Republican State Con- 
 vention, held at Springfield, Illinois, June 16. 1858. Evening 
 Journal Tracts, No. 7. 6 pp. 8vo, roan. X. v. [1858] 
 
 726. LIXCOLN. Speech of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, deliv- 
 ered in Springfield, Saturday Evening, July 17, 1858 [upon 
 Judge Douglas and the Coming Election.] 8 pp. 8vo, half 
 crimson morocco, gilt top. X. p.. [1858] 
 
 727. LINCOLN. The Address of the Hon. Abraham Lin- 
 eobi delivered at Cooper Institute, Feb. 27, 1860. Engraved 
 
 portrait inserted. 8vo, half roan. X. Y. 1860 
 
 One of an edition nf 2.")(t (^ipies. 
 
 .SI
 
 728. LIN'COLN. The same. Facsimile edition of tlic fore- 
 going, with correspondence between Lincohi and Xott. 8vo. 
 full roan, original glazed wrappers printed in gold, bound in. 
 
 X. Y. 1860 
 Another copy. Issued as souvenir of Republican Club Din- 
 ner, Feb. 12, 1907. 2 vols. 
 
 One of the most important addresses made b.v I-incoln. 
 
 729. LINCOLN. National Politics. Speech of Abraham 
 Lincoln, of Illinois, delivered at the Cooper Institute, Monday, 
 Feb. 27, 1860. Evening Journal Tracts. No. 5. 15 pp. Svo, 
 roan. [Albany] : Evening Journal [1860] 
 
 730. LINCOLN. The Life, Speeches and Public Services 
 of Abrani Lincoln. [With the Life of Hannibal Hamlin mis- 
 bound at the end.] Frontispiece portrait and portrait on 
 wrapper. 12mo, cloth, original wrapper bound in. N. Y. 1860 
 
 The "Wigwam Edition." The earliest biography in book 
 form. 
 
 731. LINCOLN. The same. Another copy. 12mo. half 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in. Fine copy. N. Y. I860 
 
 732. LINCOLN. Is the President of the United States vio- 
 lating the Constitution in making Arrests? Hear the Presi- 
 dent 's Answer. Letter from Lincoln to Erastus Corning. Svo, 
 half green morocco. [Wash. 1863] 
 
 733. LINCOLN. The Letters of President Lincoln on Ques- 
 tions of National Policj'. 12mo, half brown morocco, front 
 wrapper bound in. N. Y. 1863 
 
 734. LINCOLN. President Lincoln's Views. An Important 
 Letter on the Principles involved in the Yallandighani Case. 
 Correspondence in relation to the Democratic Meeting at 
 Albany. N. Y. Svo. half blue morocco, original covers bound 
 in (water-stained). Phila. 1863 
 
 735. LINCOLN. An Address delivered before the Spring- 
 field Washingtonian Temperance Society at the Second Pres. 
 Church on the 22d day of Februarv. 1842. By Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Svo. cloth. " " Springfield. 111.. 1882 
 
 736. LINCOLN. An Address delivered before the Spring- 
 field Washingtonian Temperance Society at Springfield. 111.. 
 Feb. 22, 1842. Portrait of Lincoln on ivrapper. Svo. half blue 
 morocco, front wrapper bound in. Springfield 1889 
 
 737. LINCOLN. Abraham Lincoln : His Book. A Facsimile 
 Reproduction of the Original. With Note by J. ^IcCan Davis. 
 ISmo. full autumn leaf morocco, gilt top, by Pfister. X. Y. 1903 
 
 738. LINCOLN. The War Policy of the Administration. 
 
 Letter of the President to the Union Mass Convention at 
 
 Springfield. 111., Aug. 16, 1863. Svo, half blue morocco. 
 
 N. p., n. d. 
 Evening .Tournal Doe. No. 1.
 
 739. LINCOLN. Letter to the Army of the Potomae. Ex- 
 ecutive Mansion, Washington. Dee. 22. 1862. Written after 
 the Battle of Frederieksbnrgr. 12nio, eloth. 
 
 740. LINCOLN. The Opinions of Abraham Lincohi on 
 Slavery and its issues. N. p., n. d. ; The same, ditferent issue ; 
 Opinions on Slavery and Reconstruction, with Notes by Wil- 
 liam Whiting. 3 vols., 8vo, cloth and half morocco. N. p., n. d. 
 
 In the first item, Lincoln's name is spelled "Lincon," a fact 
 which seems to have been unnoticed by bibliographers. 
 
 741. LINCOLN. Facsimile of the Gettysburg Speech of 
 Abraham Lincoln, photographed from the original ]\Tanuscript. 
 4to, cloth. 
 
 One of G copies printed. Bound with speciallj- printed titie- 
 page. 
 
 742. LINCOLN. Inaugural Address of the President of the 
 Ignited States on the Fourth of March, 1861. 8vo, half 
 morocco. [Wash.] n. d. 
 
 743. LINCOLN. President Lincoln 's Speech at Gettysburg, 
 Nov. 19, 1863. 8vo, cloth. N. p., n. d. 
 
 Remarks of Samuel A. Green at a meeting of the Mass. Hist. 
 Soc. citing former uses of the "by the people" clause. 
 
 744. LINCOLN. Amnesty Proclamation and Third Annual 
 i\Iessage, read in Congress, Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1863. 8vo, 
 cloth (a little damp-stained). N. p., n. d. 
 
 745. LINCOLN. The Republican Party Vindicated— The 
 Demands of the South Explained. Speech of Hon. Abraham 
 Lincoln, of Illinois, at the Cooper Institute, N. Y. Citv, Feb. 
 27, 1860. 8vo, cloth. N. p., n. d. 
 
 Issued by the Congressional Campaign Committee. 
 
 746. LINCOLN. Political Debates between Hon. Abraham 
 Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the Celebrated Cam- 
 paign of 1858, in Illinois. 8vo. half brown morocco. 
 
 Columbus 1860 
 
 This issue has an advertisement reading: "15.000 Copies 
 Sold." 
 
 747. LINCOLN. Message from the President . . .to the 
 Two Houses, etc. 8vo, cloth. Wash. 1864 
 
 748. LINCOLN. Political Debates between Abraham Lin- 
 coln and Stephen A. Douglas. 8vo, buckram, uncut (small 
 tear in margin of title). Cleveland 1894 
 
 Limited Edition. 
 
 749. LINCOLN. Political Debates between Abraliam Lin- 
 coln and Stephen A. Douglas. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Cleveland 1895 
 
 750. LINCOLN. Complete Works. Comprising his Speeches, 
 Letters. State Papers and Miscellaneous Writings. Edited by 
 John G. Nir'olay and John Hay. PnrfraU. 2 vols.. 8vo, cloth, 
 gilt tops, uncut. ' N. Y. 1902 
 
 83.
 
 751. . Another copy, the same. 
 
 752. LINCOLN. Complete Works. Edited by John G. 
 Nicolay and John Hay. With a General Introduction by 
 Richard Watson Gilder, and Special Articles by other Eminent 
 Persons. Illustrations and facsimiles. 12 vols., 8vo, cloth, gilt 
 tops, uncut. , N, Y. [1905] 
 
 The Gettysburg Edition. 
 
 753. LINCOLN. The Writings of Abraham Lincoln. Ed- 
 ited by Arthur Brooks Lapsley. With an Introduction by 
 Theodore Roosevelt. Illustrated with numerous portraits, 
 views, etc. 8 vols., three-quarter levant morocco, gilt tops, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1905 
 
 The Federal Edition. 
 
 754. LINCOLN. The Works of Abraham Lincoln. Intro- 
 ductions and Special Articles by Theodore Roosevelt, Charles 
 E. Hughes, and others. Frontispiece. 4 vols., 12mo, clotli. 
 
 N. Y. [1908] 
 
 755. LINCOLNIANA ; or, the Humors of Uncle Abe. Sec- 
 ond Joe Miller. By Andrew Adderup. Illustrated. 12mo, 
 cloth, original covers bound in (water-stained). 
 
 N. Y.: J. F. Peeks. [1864] 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 756. LINCOLNIANA. In Memoriam. 4to, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Bost. : William V. Spencer, 1865 
 
 < 'omi)ile(l l)y the jiublisher. CoDtains many sermons, euhigies, 
 letters, etc.. and .i list of some :5()0 publications on Lincoln's 
 death. 
 
 . 757. LINCOLNIANA. A Catalogue of Scarce Pamphlets 
 on the Election and Administration of Abraham Inncoln, N. Y. 
 1902 ; The Chicago Public Library List of Books on Abraliam 
 Lincoln; A List of Lincolniana in the Library of Congress 
 (Ritchie), Wash. 1903. 3 vols., 8vo, cloth. 
 
 758. LINCOLN (SOLOMON). Notes on the Lincoln Fami- 
 lies of Massachusetts, with some Account of the Family of 
 Abraham Lincoln. 10 pp. 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt top, 
 original covers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 759. LINCOLN'S Account of the Hampton Roads Confer- 
 ence with Facsimiles from the Original Documents in the Col- 
 lection of Judd Stewart. Photograph from original negative, 
 and facsimile. 4to, boards, cloth back. Privately printed, 1910 
 
 760. LINCOLN and Garfield (Hope). Lond. n. d.; Abraham 
 Lincoln (Oberholtzer), Phila. n. d. ; Recollections of Lincoln 
 (Lamon), Chicago 1895; Abraham Lincoln (Brooks), X. Y, 
 1903. Portraits. 4 vols., 12mo, cloth. 
 
 84
 
 761. LINCOLN AT WORK (Stoddard), Bost. n. d. ; The 
 Lincoln and Douglas Debates (Bouton), N. Y. 1905; From the 
 Pioneer Home to the AVhite House (Thayer), N. Y. 1885; 
 Abraham Lincoln, Ploughboy, Statesman, Patriot (Ruther- 
 ford), Lond. n. d. : Abraham Lincoln (Stoddard), X. Y. ii. d. 
 5 vols., 12mo, cloth. 
 
 762. LINCOLN Catechism (The), wherein the Eccentrici- 
 ties & Beauties of Despotism are fully set forth. Woorhiit. 
 48 pp. 12mo. half morocco, original wrappers bound in, gilt 
 top. N. Y.: J. F. Feeks [1864] 
 
 763. LINCOLN-DOUGLAS. The Campaign in Illinois. Tlie 
 Last Joint Debate. Douglas and Lincoln at Alton, &c. [Cap- 
 tion title.] 30 pp. 8vo. crimson roan (lacks last 2 pp.). 
 
 [Chicago 1858] 
 
 764. LINCOLN FELLOWSHIP. The First and Fourth 
 Annual Meetings, etc. 4 pamphlets. N. Y. 1908-1911 
 
 765. LINCOLN FUNERAL. Official Arrangements at 
 Washington for the Funeral solemnities of the late Abraham 
 Lincoln. 3 pp. small 8vo, boards, blue morocco back (second 
 page mounted). [Wash. 1865) 
 
 766. LINCOLN MEMORIAL COLLECTION. Relics 
 collected by Julius E. Francis, Buffalo n. d. ; Abraham Lincoln 
 Centenary, 1809-1909, Program of Exercises, Wash. 1908; 
 Lincoln Centenary, N. Y. State Education Dept. Prospectus 
 for Schools, Albany 1909 ; The Lincoln Centennial, The Robert 
 Hewitt collection of Medallic Lincolniana, N. Y. 1909. 4 vols., 
 8vo. and 12mo. cloth. 
 
 767. LINCOLN MEMORIAL (The). A Record of the Life, 
 Assassination, and Obsequies of the Martyred President. Por- 
 trait, and vigyiette of early home. 8vo, cloth (front fly-leaves 
 wanting) . N. Y. 1865 
 
 768. LINCOLN the Citizen, and Lincoln the President, 2 
 vols. (Whitney), N. Y. 1908; Abraham Lincoln (Herndon and 
 Weik), 2 vols.. Illustrated, N. Y. 1901. 4 vols., 12mo, cloth. 
 
 769. LINCOLN the Lawyer, by Frederick Trevor Hill, N. Y. 
 1906 : Abraham Lincoln, the Boy and the Man, by James Mor- 
 gan, X. Y. 1902. Portraits a/nd illustrations. 2 vols., 12mo, 
 cloth. 
 
 770. LINCOLN Year Book (Hobson), [1907] ; Nancy Hanks 
 Lincoln (Jones), [1903] ; Abraham Lincoln [Lakeside Series] ; 
 Abraham Lincoln (D. D. Thomson), 1895. 4 vols., 16mo. and 
 12 mo, cloth. 
 
 771. LORING (GEORGE B.). The Present Crisis. A 
 speech on the Assassination of President Lincoln. 12 pp. 8vo, 
 cloth. South Danvers 1865
 
 772. LOUISIANA'S Tribute to the :\Iemory of Abraliam 
 Lincoln. Eesolutions, Speeches, etc. Compiled by J. S. 
 Whitaker. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 New Orleans 1S81 
 
 With compiler's presentation inscription on wrapper. Scarce. 
 
 773. LOVE (JOHN L.). Lincoln the Emancipator: An 
 Address delivered before the Excelsior Club. Guthrie. Okla. 
 8vo, cloth. N. p., n. d. 
 
 774. [LOVETT (RICHARD).] Abraham Lincoln. Por- 
 trait. Small 4to, half blue levant, original wrappers bound in, 
 gilt top. Lond. [1890] 
 
 Religious Tract Society. Publication 73. 
 
 775. LOWE (CHARLES). Death of President Lincoln. A 
 Sermon preached in Charleston, S. C, April 23, 1865. 12mo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 776. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). No. 16. The Presi- 
 dent's Policy. From the North American Review, January, 
 1864. 22 pp. 8vo, cloth, A^^-appers bound in. [Bost. 1864] 
 
 777. LOWREY (GROSVENOR P.). The Commander-in- 
 Chief; a Defence upon Legal Grounds of the Proclamation of 
 Emancipation ; and an Answer to ex-Judge Curtis ' Pamphlet, 
 entitled "Executive Power." 31 pp. 12mo, half brown mor- 
 occo, original wrappers bound in, gilt top. N. Y. 1 862 
 
 778. LOWRIE (JOHN M.). The Lessons of Our National 
 Sorrow. A Discourse at Fort Wayne. Indiana, April 16, 1865. 
 16 pp. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. Fort Wayne 1865 
 
 779. LOYAL LEGJON. Pennsylvania Commandery. Me- 
 morial ^Meetings, 1907 and 1908. 2 vols., 8vo, cloth, wrappers 
 bound in. 
 
 780. LUDLOW (J. M.). Sermon commemorative of Na- 
 tional Events delivered at Albany, April 23, 1865. 8vo, cloth, 
 original covers bound in. Albany 1865 
 
 781. LUDLOW (J. M.j. President Lincoln Self-Portrayed. 
 Portrait. 16mo, original cloth. Lond. 1866 
 
 782. McCarthy (CHARLESH.). Lincoln's Plan of Re- 
 construction. First edition. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1901 
 
 783. McCAULEY (REY. JAMES A.). Character and 
 Services of Abraham Lincoln. Sermon preached June 1. 1865. 
 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Balto. 1865 
 
 784. McCLINTOCK (JOHN). Discourse delivered on the 
 day of the Funeral of President, in St. Paul's Church. N. Y. 
 8vo, half levant morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 80
 
 785. 3IcCLURE (J. H., Editor). Anecdotes of Abraham 
 Lincoln and Lincoln Stories. I'ortraH. First edition. 12mo, 
 clotJi. Chicago .1879 
 
 786. :McCLURE (J. B.). Anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln, 
 and Lincoln's Stories. lUKsfrations. 8vo, cloth (slightly 
 rubbed). Chicago 1880 
 
 787. 3IcC00K (HENRY C). Some Characteristics of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Address at Union League of Phila., T^'cb. 
 12, 1901. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. p., n. d. 
 
 788. MACDOXALD (JAMES ^M.V President i.incoln ; His 
 Figure in History. A Discourse in Princeton, N. J., Jnne 1st, 
 1865. 23 pp. 8vo, half green morocco, gilt top, original wrap- 
 pers bound in. N. Y. : Scribner & Co., 1865 
 
 Only 2."')() copies printed. 
 
 789. :\rAcEL'REY (J. H.). The Substance of Two Dis- 
 courses, occasioned by the National Bereavement, the Assas- 
 sination of the President. 12mo, half morocco, original wrap- 
 pers bound in. Wooster, Ohio, 18()5 
 
 790. MacKENNA (B. VICUNA). Address on Abraham 
 Lincoln. [Part of ' ' A ^Sketch on Chili, ' ' by Daniel J. Hunter.] 
 8yo, half green morocco (slightly stained). N. Y. 1866 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 791. McKINLEY (WILLIAM). Abraham Lincoln. An 
 Address before the Marquette Club, Chicago, Feb. 12, 1896. 
 27 p]). 8vo, half brown morocco, gilt top. original brown wrap- 
 pers bound in. [Chicago 1896] 
 
 792. MALTBY (CHARLES). Life and Public Services of 
 Lincoln. 8vo, original cloth (slightly worn). 
 
 Stockton, California, 1884 
 Scarce. 
 
 793. MANSHIP (ANDREW). National Jewels: Wash- 
 ington, Lincoln, and the Fathers of the Revolution. Engraved 
 portrait of Washington. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1865 
 
 First edition. Scarce. 
 
 794. MAPLE LEAVES from Canada, for the Grave of 
 Abraham Lincoln. By Robert Norton and Robert P. Burns, 
 at St. Catharines, Canada West, April 23, 1865. 40 pp. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. St. Catharines 1865 
 
 Scarce. Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 795. MARAIS (AUG.). Abraham Lincoln: Histoire d'un 
 Homme du Peuple. Portrait and ilJiistrations. 12mo, cloth, 
 wrappers bound in. Paris 1880 
 
 796. MARAIS (AUG.). Abraham Lincoln: Histoire d'un 
 Homme du Peuple. Illustre par A. Montader. SmaU 8yo, half 
 green morocco, gilt top, uncut, original covers bound in. 
 
 Charavay, Mantoux, Martin: Paris, n. d.
 
 797. MARBLE (MANTOX). Papers from the Soe. for the 
 
 Diffusion of Political Knowledge. No. 22. Freedom of the 
 
 Press wantonly violated. Letter to Mr. Lincoln. 8 pp. 8vo, 
 
 roan (upper margins trimmed close). N. Y. [1864] 
 
 Scarce. First Issue. 
 
 798. :\L1RBLE (M ANTON). Letter to Abraham Lincoln. 
 25 pp. Svo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. : Privately Printed, 1867 
 
 Only 99 copies printed. Contains a rabid attack on Lincoln 
 by the editor of the World newspaper, which was suppressed for 
 printing a bogus proclamation. 
 
 799. . Another copy, the same. 
 
 800. MARKENS (ISAAC). President Lincoln and the 
 
 Case of John Y. Beall. Portrait. Small 4to, half crushed blue 
 
 morocco, gilt top, wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y.: Printed for the Author, lUll 
 Has a signed note by the author that only .50 copies were 
 printed. 
 
 801. MARKENS (ISAAC). Why President Lincoln 
 
 Spared three lives. Small 4to, half blue crushed morocco, gilt 
 
 top. N, Y. : Printed for the author, 1911 
 
 Has note in author's autograph saying only 50 copies were 
 issued. 
 
 802. MARSHALL (JAMES). The" Nation's Grief. Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln. Discourse delivered near Fort i\lonroe 
 and at Norfolk, Va., April 29, 1865. 8vo, boards, morocco 
 back, original wrappers bound in. Syracuse 1865 
 
 803. MATHER (D. D.). True Greatness. A Discourse de- 
 livered at Zanesville. Ohio, April 19, 1865. Svo, half green 
 morocco, original covers bound in. Zanesville [1865] 
 
 804. MAYNARD (MRS. N. C). Was Abraham Lincoln a 
 Spiritualist? Portraits. 12mo, cloth. Phila. 18ni 
 
 805. MAYO (A. D.). The Nation's Sacrifice. Abraham 
 Lincoln. Two Discourses in Cincinnati, Ohio. 28 pp. Svo. 
 half crimson morocco, gilt top. Cincinnati 1865 
 
 806. MECA (J.). Biblioteca Universal. Abraham Lincoln. 
 Portraits and views. Royal Svo, cloth. Barcelona. 1909 
 
 807. MEMORIAL ADDRESSES delivered before the Two 
 Houses of Congress on the Life and Character of Abraham 
 Lincoln, James A. Garfield, and W^illiam McKinley. Prepared 
 bv Charles R. Cushman. Portraits. 4to, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Wash. 1908 
 
 Large paper copy. A handsome reprint of the three notable 
 
 addresses by George Bancroft, .Tames G. Blaine, and .John Hay. 
 
 808. MEMORIAL of Abraham Lincoln, Bost. 1865; Life, 
 Character and Services of Wm. H. Seward (Adams), Albany 
 1S73; Ceremonies on the 100th Anniversary of Lincoln, Phila. 
 1909 : one other. 4 vols. Svo. cloth. 
 
 HH
 
 809. MEMORIES of Men who Saved the Union (Piatt), 
 N, Y. 1887 ; Abraham Lincoln, His Life and Public Services 
 (Power), Chic. 1889; The Genesis of Lincoln (Cathey), n. p., 
 n. d., and others. 5 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 810. MEMOIR of Abraham Lincoln, President Elect of the 
 United States of America. To which is appended an His- 
 torical Sketch on Slavery. By [R. B.] Portrait. 12mo, cloth, 
 uncut. Lond. 1861 
 
 811. MENARD-SALEM Lincoln Souvenir Album. Fme 
 portraits, views, and facsimiles. Oblong 4to, cloth. 
 
 Petersburgh, Ills., 1893 
 
 812. MEN of Our Times (Stowe), Hartford 1868; Story of 
 Abraham Lincoln (Gridley), n, p. 1902; True Stories of Great 
 Americans, N. Y. n. d. ; McClure's Early Life of Abraham 
 Lincoln, N. Y. 1896; The True Story of Abraham Lincoln 
 (Brooks), Bost. n. d. Illustrations. 5 vols. 8vo. and Ito, 
 various bindings. 
 
 813. MILLER (S. F.). Life and Character of Abraham 
 Lincoln. Memorial Oration delivered at Franklin, N. Y., 
 June 1st, 1865. 16 pp. 8vo, cloth, original blue wrappers 
 bound in. Delhi 1865 
 
 814. MISSOURI. Letter from the Executive Committee of 
 the ^Missouri Delegation [C. D. Drake, Chairman] to Presi- 
 dent Lincoln. 7 pp. 8vo, cloth. [Wash. 1863] 
 
 ^>r.v Scarce. 
 
 815. [MITCHELL (JAMES).] Letter on the Relation of 
 AVhite and African Races in the United States. Addressed 
 to the President of the United States. 8vo, cloth, original 
 covers bound in. Wash. 1862 
 
 A .stroiifi; jtlea for colonization, probably drawn up at Lincoln's 
 request. 
 
 816. MITCHELL (S. S.). Presbyterian Church of Harris- 
 burg, April 19, 1865. In ^Nlemoriam. An Address by the 
 Pastor. 15 pp. 8vo, half blue morocco, gilt top, original black 
 wrappers bound in. Harrisburg [Pa.] 1865 
 
 817. MONOD (EUGENE). Un Grand American, Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. 12mo, cloth, uncut, wrappers bound in. 
 
 Lausanne n. d. 
 
 818. MOORE (CHARLES H., of Plattsburgh, N. Y.). 
 Abraham Lincoln. Lecture. 8vo, half blue crushed morocco, 
 gilt top. N- P-, n. d. 
 
 ■ 819. T^IORAIS (REV. S.). Address on the Death of Lin- 
 coln, before the Congregation ]\Iik^'e Israel of Phila. 8vo, 
 cloth, wrappers bound in. 0)tlii 250 copies printed. 
 
 Phila. 1865—5625 
 
 89
 
 820. MOKAJS (REV. S.). A Discourse delivered before 
 the Congregation :\likve Israel. 8vo, half blue levant morocco, 
 gilt top, original covers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 821. MOREHOUSE (H. L.). Evil its Own Destroyer. A 
 Discourse delivered at East Saginaw. April 19, 1865." 12ino 
 cloth, original covers bound in. East Saginaw 1865 
 
 822. MORGAN (JAMES). Abraham Lincoln, the Boy and 
 the Man. Illustrated. First edition. 12mo. cloth. N. Y.' 1908 
 
 823. [MORGAN (WILLIAM F.).] In Memoriam. Jov 
 Darkened. Sermon in St. Thomas' Church. New York, &c. 
 8vo, half green morocco, gilt top, wrappers bound in. ' 300 
 copies printed. [X. y. 1865] 
 
 824. MORRIS (B. F.). Memorial Record of the Nation's 
 Tribute to Abraham Lincoln. Illustrations. 8vo. cloth (a 
 few leaves slightly stained). Wash. 1865 
 
 825. MORRIS (B. F.). Memorial Record of the Nation's 
 Tribute to Abraham Lincoln. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo, 
 cloth. Wash. 1866 
 
 826. MORSE (JOHN T., Jr.). Abraham Lincoln. Por- 
 traits and map. 2 vols. 8vo, half cloth, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge: Riverside Press, 1893 
 Large Paper copy of the First Edition, limited to 2.50 copies. 
 
 827. MORSE (JOHN T., Jr.). Abraham Lincoln. Por- 
 trait. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, gilt top. ' ' Am. Statesmen Series. ' ' 
 
 Bost. n. d. 
 
 828. MORT de Lincoln (La). Poeme Dramatique. Sec- 
 
 onde Edition, augmentee de Notes sur la vie du Carbonaro 
 
 Amand Bazard. [Edited by L. Banet-Rivet.] Royal 8vo, 
 
 half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. Paris 1868 
 Scarce. 
 
 829. MUDD (S. A.). The IJfe of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd, 
 containing his Letters, etc. Edited by his daughter. Illus- 
 trated. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. ' N. Y. 1906 
 
 830. ]\IUDD (S. A.). Testimony for the Prosecution and 
 
 the Defence in the case of Dr. Samuel A. .Mudd, charged with 
 
 Conspiracy to Assassinate the President of United States. 
 
 311 pp. 8vo, red cloth, original pale blue wrappers bound in. 
 
 Wash. 1865 
 Fine copy. Exceemnglt scarce. 
 
 831. :\IUDD (S. A.). Argument of Thomas Ewing, Jr., on 
 the Jurisdiction and on the Law and Evidence in the Case of 
 Dr. Samuel A. Mudd, Tried * * * on a Charge of Con- 
 spiracy to Assassinate the President. May and June, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Washington : Polkinhorn, 1865 
 
 Fine copy of a very scarce pamplilet. 
 
 90
 
 832. ]\IUKDER of Lincoln Planned and Executed by Jesuit 
 Priests. Indianapolis 1893 ; Legislative Honors to the Memory 
 of Lincoln, Albany 1865 ; Sermon on the Assassination of 
 Lincoln (Vincent), Troy 1865. 3 vols. 8vo. half morocco 
 and cloth. 
 
 833. .AIURDOCH (DAVID). Death of Abraham Lincoln. 
 Sermon preached at New ]\Iilford, Conn.. April 23, 1865. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. [New] jMilford 1S65 
 
 With corrections in ink by the .author. 
 
 834. MURRAY (WILLIAM H. H.). Address delivered on 
 the Sabbath following the Assassination of President Lincoln, 
 in Greenwich, Conn. 8vo, original limp cloth. N. Y. 1865 
 
 835. MUSSEY (CHARLES F.). The Mighty Fallen. A 
 
 Discourse in the Presbyterian Church, Batavia, 5s. Y. 14 pp. 
 
 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in (some 
 
 upper margins slightly stained). Batavia 1865 
 
 Very scarce Lincoln Discourse. 
 
 836. NADAL (B. H.). National Reconstruction. A Dis- 
 course delivered in "Washington, D. C, June 1, 1865. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 837. NEILL (EDWARD D.). Reminiscences of the Last 
 
 Year of President Lincoln's Life. Portrait inserted. 8vo, 
 
 cloth, front wrapper bound in. St. Paul 1885 
 
 With presentation inscriiition from the author on wrjipper. 
 
 838. NELSON (HENRY A.). The Divinely Prepared 
 Ruler and the Fit End of Treason. Two Discourses. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Springfield, 111. 1865 
 
 839. [NEWELL (R. H.).l The Martyr President. First 
 Edition. 12mo, cloth, original front cover bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 ExTBA-iLLUSTRATED by the insertion of 17 different portraits 
 of Lincoln, many of which are in proof state, with portraits of 
 Washington, views, etc. A fine copy. 
 
 840. [NEAVELL (R. H.).l The Martyr President. Printed 
 
 within black borders. 12mo, half morocco, original wrappers 
 
 bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 One of 500 copies. 
 
 841. NEWMAN (F. W.). The Good Cause of President 
 Lincoln. A Lecture. 12mo, half green morocco (name on 
 title). [Lond.] n. d. 
 
 842. NEW YORK. Obsecpiies of Abraham Lincoln, in 
 the City of New York, under the Auspices of the Conunoii 
 Council. By David T. Valentine. Portrait and illustrations. 
 Royal 8vo. full brown levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, bv 
 Stikeman. N. Y. 1866 
 
 ExTRA-ii.LT'STRATKi) by the insertion of 9a engraved and litho- 
 graph iilatf's. inrhuling portraits. New York views, etc.
 
 848. NICCOLLS (SAMIEL J.;. In .Memoriam. Discourse 
 on the Assassination of Abraham Ldueoln, delivered at St. 
 Louis, April 23, 1865. 8vo, original black glazed covers 
 bound in. St. Louis 1865 
 
 844. NICHOLAS (S. S.). A Review of the Argument of 
 
 President Lincoln and Attorney General Bates, in favor of 
 
 Presidential Power to suspend the privilege of Habeas Corpus. 
 
 8vo, sewn. Louisville, Ky. 1861 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 845. NICOLAY (JOHN G.). Abraham Lincoln. 12mo, 
 
 half crushed morocco, gilt top, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Bost. 1882 
 Scarce. Oue of 50 copies printed for copyright purposes. 
 
 846. NICOLAY (JOHN G.). A Short Life of" Abraham 
 Lincoln. Frontispiece. 12mo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1902 
 
 847. NICOLAY (JOHN G.) and HAY (JOHN). Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. A History. Profusely illustrated with portraits, 
 views, maps, etc. 10 vols. 8vo. half brown morocco, gilt tops, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1910 
 
 848. NILES (H. E.). Address on the Occasion of Presi- 
 dent Lincoln's Funeral Obsequies, in York, Pa. 8 pp. 8vo, 
 half blue crushed morocco, gilt top, original brown wrappers 
 bound in. 300 copies printed. York, Pa. [1865] 
 
 849. NOBLE (MASON). Sermon delivered in the Y. S. 
 Naval Academy, on the day of the Funeral of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. 16 pp. 8vo, cloth, original brown wrappers bound in 
 (margins slightly stained). Newport 1865 • 
 
 850. NOYES (ISAAC P.). Ode on Lincoln. 7 pp. 12mo, 
 cloth. ^ N. p. 1907 
 
 Not in Fish. Apparently a privately printed issue. 
 
 851. OBSEQUIES of Abraham Lincoln in the City of New 
 York, under the Auspices of the Common Council. Tllnstra- 
 tions. Pages ])7'inted within mourning borders. 8vo, half 
 morocco. N. Y. 1866 
 
 852. OBSEQUIES of Abraham Lincoln in Union Square, 
 New York, N. Y. 1865; Abraham Lincoln, Sein Leben und 
 sein offentlichen Dienste (Hanaford), N. Y. n. d. Abraham 
 Lincoln's Pen and Voice (Van Buren), Cinn. 1890. 3 vols. 
 8vo and 12mo. cloth. 
 
 853. OFFICIAL Programme connected with the Unveiling 
 of the Statue of Abraham Lincoln upon the National Lincoln 
 Monument. Springfield, Ills., October 15th, 1874. Address at 
 Gettysburg. &c. 8vo, half crushed levant morocco, gilt top, 
 original pictorial wrappers bound in. Springfield 1874 
 
 92
 
 854. OLD ABE'S Joker, or, Wit al the AVhite House. II- 
 lustrations. 16mo, cloth. N. Y. : Wehmaii, ii. d. 
 
 Reprinted from the original plates. 
 
 855. OLD ABE'S JOKES, fresh from Abraham's Bosom. 
 Containing all his issue, excepting the "Greenbacks," to call 
 in some of which, this Work is Issued. Portrait. Small 8vo, 
 cloth (trimmed close to margin, piece of margin cut from 
 last page). N. Y. [1864] 
 
 856. OLD ABE, the Miller; or. The Campaigns of Rich- 
 mond. A Story [in verse.] 8 pp. 8vo, half green morocco. 
 
 N. p. [1864] 
 
 857. OLDROYD (OSBORN H.). The Lincoln Memorial: 
 Album -Immortelles. Original Life Pictures, Avith Auto- 
 graphs, etc. Portrait illustrations and facsimiles. 8vo, half 
 red levant morocco, gilt top. N. Y. 1882 
 
 858. OLDROYD (OSBORN H.). Words of Lincoln. With 
 
 an Introduction by ]\Ielville W. Fuller and Tennis S. Hamlin. 
 
 Portraits and illustrations. 12mo, cloth. Wash. n. d. 
 
 Autogrnph presentation copy from the author. 
 
 859. ONLY AUTHENTIC LIFE of Abraham Lincoln, 
 alias "Old Abe." A Son of the West. With an account of 
 his Birth and Education, etc. Illustrated. 16mo, cloth, orig- 
 inal wrappers bound in. [N. Y. 1864] 
 
 860. ORAtIoN on Lincoln (Burton), 1903; Life of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln (Nichols). 1896. 2 vols., royal 8vo, cloth and 
 half red crushed morocco. 
 
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 FOURTH SESSION 
 Tuesday Evening, November 14, 1916, at 8:15 O'clock 
 
 LOTS 861-1173 
 
 BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS 
 RELATING TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN 
 
 861. OUR MARTYR PRESIDENT. Voices from the Pul- 
 pit of New York and Brooklyn, N. Y. [1865] ; J. Wilkes Booth 
 (Jones), Chicago 1893; Assassination of Abraham Lincoln 
 (Oldroyd), Wash. 1901. 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 862. OWEN (ROBERT DALE). The Policy of Emanci- 
 pation : In Three Letters. 12mo,. half maroon morocco, orig- 
 inal covers bound in. Phila. 1863 
 
 863. PADDOCK (WILBUR F.). A Great Man Fallen. 
 Discourse in St. Andrew's Church, Phila. 24 pp. 8vo, half 
 polished green morocco, gilt top, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phil. 1865 
 
 864. PALMER (ROBERT M.). Washington and the 
 Union. Oration delivered at Harrisburg at the Reception of 
 President Lincoln, Feb. 22. 1861. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. N. p., n. d. 
 
 865. PARKE (N. G.). The Assassination of the President 
 of the United States overruled for the Good "of our Country. 
 Discoui-se preached at Pittston, Pa., June 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth, 
 original wrappers bound in. Pittston 1865 
 
 86ij. PARKER (HENRY E.). Discourse on the Assassina- 
 tion of President Lincoln, delivered at Concord, N. II., April 
 16. 1865. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Concord 1865 
 
 867. PASCAL (CeSAR). Abraham Lincoln; sa Vie, son 
 earactere, son Administration. 12mo, cloth, original wrap- 
 l^ers bound in. Paris 1865 
 
 868. PASSAGE of Lincoln from Harrisburg to Wash- 
 ini^ton, 1861, 1892; Lincoln's Birthdav Exercises for Schools 
 (Humboldt), 1900; Abraham Lincoln (Schechter), 1909. 3 
 vols. 8vo, cloth and roan. 
 
 S69. PATTERSON (ADONIRA:\r J.). Eulogy of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln, delivered in Portsmouth, N. H., April 19. 1865. 
 ^Ivo. cloth. Portsmouth 1865 
 
 04
 
 870. PATTERSON (.lAMKS W.). Memorial Address on 
 the Life and Character of Al)rahain Lincoln, at Concord, N. H. 
 8vo, cloth, glazed yellow wrappers bound in. Concord 1865 
 
 STL PATTERSON (R. M.). Character of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. 8vo. cloth, wrappers l)onnd in. Phila. 1865 
 
 872. PATTOX (A. S.). The Nation's Loss and Its Lessons. 
 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. 500 
 copies issued. Utica, N. Y. 1865 
 
 A. L. S. of the author inserted, relating to this pamphlet. 
 
 873. PATTOX (W. W.). President Lincoln and the Chi- 
 cago Memorial on Emancipation. Before the Maryland Hist 
 Soc, 1887. Fund Publication, No. 27. 8vo, cloth, wrappers 
 bound in. Baltimore 1888 
 
 874. PECK (GEORGE R.). Abraham Lincoln. [At Mar- 
 ([uette Clnb, Chicago.] Small 4to, half crimson morocco, gilt 
 top. Chicago 1895 
 
 875. PEIRCE (J. D.). Address on the Death of President 
 Lincoln, in Lniversalist Church. North Attleboro', Mass. 8vo, 
 cloth, wrappers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 876. PEIRPOINT (F. IL). Letters of Governor Peirpoint 
 to his Excellency the President and the Honorable Congress 
 of the United States, on the subject of Abuse of Military 
 Power in the Command of General Butler in Virginia and 
 North Carolina. 8vo. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Wash. 1864 
 
 S77. PENNELL (ORRIN H.). Religious Views of Abra- 
 iiam Lincoln. Portraits. 8vo. half crushed blue levant, gilt 
 top (holes pierced on inner margin of text). 
 
 Alliance, 0. 1899 
 
 878. PENNSYLA^ANIA. Addresses on the Consideration 
 of Resolutions relative to the Death of Abraham Lincoln de- 
 livered in the II. of R. of Penn. Jan. 23, 1866. 8vo. half 
 green morocco. Harrisburg 1866 
 
 S79. PENNSYLVANIA. Historical Society of Penn. [Reso- 
 lutions on the Death of President Lincoln. April 24, 1865.| 
 4 pp. 8vo. cloth. N. ])., n. d. 
 
 880. PENNY (A.). Abraham Lincoln. A Lecture before 
 the Nyack Rowing Association. 18mo, cloth, original eovei-s 
 bound in. N. p. 18S6 
 
 881. PETERSON (0. :\I.). Abraham Lincoln og bans 
 Samtid: Barndom og Angdoin, Negerslaveriet, Praesident. 
 Illustrated. 3 vols. ]2mo. balf brown morocco, gilt to[)s. 
 original wrappers bound in. Chicago LS89 
 
 'X,
 
 882. PHILLIPS (WENDELL). An Address [ou Lincoln] 
 delivered m Tremont Temple, Boston. April 19tli, 1865. 8 pp. 
 8vo, half blue crushed morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Worcester [1865] 
 
 883. PTERREPONT (EDWARDS). Argument of Hon. 
 Edwards Pierrepont to the Jury on the Trial (\f John H. Sur- 
 ratt for the ]\Iurder of President Lincoln. 8vo. half morocco, 
 original wrappers bound in. Wash. 1867 
 
 884. [PINKERTON (ALLAN).] History and Evidence of 
 the Passage of Abraham Lint-oln from Harrisburg, Pa., to 
 Washington. D. C. on the 22d and 23d of February 186L 
 8vo. cloth, original wrappers bound in. 18 pp. 
 
 Chicago II. d. 
 
 885. PIONEER BOY (The), by W. M. Thayer, Post. 1866: 
 A l)raham Lincoln's Speeches (Chittenden), [1895;] Abraham 
 Lincoln (Carl Schulz), 1899. 3 vols. 12mo. cloth. 
 
 886. PIONEERS of Menard and Mason Counties: . . . 
 including Personal Reminiscences of Abraliam Lincoln ;!iid 
 Peter Cartright. UhisiratioHs.' 8vo. cloth. 
 
 Forest City. Ills., 1902 
 
 887. PIT.MAX (BENN.. Compiler). The Assassination of 
 President Lincoln and the Trial of the Conspirators. 2 dia- 
 grams and iiigraved frontispiece containing 9 portraits. 8vo, 
 half brown crushed levant morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Cincinnati & N. Y. 1865 
 
 888. POETICAL Tributes to the Memory of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Engraved portrait. 12mo, cloth. Pliila. 1865 
 
 889. POLITICAL DEBATES between Hon. Abraham Lin- 
 coln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the celebrated Campaign 
 of 1858, in Illinois. 8vo, half brown morocco, original covers 
 bound in. Columbus 1860 
 
 Fine copy, with the printed letter from Mr. Lincoln refer- 
 ring to the imblic-ition of the work, .iml two leaves of adver- 
 tisements. 
 
 890. POLITICAL Speeches and Debates of Abraham Lin- 
 coln and Stephen A. Douglas. 1854-1861. Edited by Alonzo 
 T. Jones. Portrait. 555 pp. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. 
 
 "Battle Creek, Mich.. 1895 
 
 891. POLITICAL TEXT-BOOK for 1860 . . . with 
 Speeches of Lincoln and others. 8vo. half brown morocco, 
 gilt top. N. Y. 1860 
 
 892. POORE (BEN. PERLEY, Editor). The Conspiracy 
 Trial for the ]\lnrdei' of the President. 3 vols. 12mo, original 
 brown cloth. Host.: J. E. Tilton & Co.. 1865-66 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 9G
 
 S93. POKTHAITS and SkeleiiL-.s of llie iJves of All the 
 Candidates for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency, for 1860. 
 Finely executed engraved portraits. 8vo, half blue crushed 
 jrioroceo. gilt top, uncut, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y.: J. C. Buttre, 1860 
 
 894. POST (JACOB). Discourse on the Assassination of 
 
 President Lincoln preached in Camp at Harrison's Landing, 
 
 Va.. April 23. 1865. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Oswego 1865 
 Scarce. 
 
 S95. POTTER (WILLIAM J.). The National Ti-agedy. 
 Four Sermons delivered at New Bedford on the Life and 
 Death of Abraham Lincoln. Svo, half morocco, original 
 wrappers bound in. New Bedford 1865 
 
 896. POWELL (E. P.). Sermons on recent National Vic- 
 tories and the National Sorrow. Preaclied April 23, 1865. a1 
 [Adrian. Mich.] 8vo, cloth, oi-iginal wrappei-s hound in. 
 
 Adrian. Mich. 1865 
 
 Extremely sc;irc'(\ 
 
 897. POWER (J. C. Editor). History of an Attempt to 
 Steal the Body of Abraham Tiincohi. Portraits and illustra- 
 tions. 8vo, cloth. [Springfield, Ill.l 1890 
 
 One of 25 copies printed without imprint, to be used as 
 samples by agents. 
 
 898. POWER'S Life of Lincoln. Springfield. Ills., 1875; 
 Lincoln and Men of War-Times (:\lcClure), 1892. 2 vols. 
 Svo, cloth. 
 
 899. PRATT (SILAS G.. Editor). Lincoln in Story. The 
 Life of the Martyr-President told in authenticated anecdotes. 
 Portrait. 12mo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Tokio & Osaka 1904 
 
 900. Another copy, the same. 
 
 90L PRESIDENT'S WORDS. Post. 1865: Life of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln (Gray), Cinn. 1867; Life of Abraham Lincoln 
 (Ketcham), N. Y." n. d. Lincoln in Story (Pratt), X. Y. 
 1901. 4 vols. 12mo. cloth. 
 
 902. PRIME (G. WENDELL). Sermon preached a1 De- 
 troit. April 16, 1865, after the Death of President Lincoln. 
 8vo. clotli. original covers bound in. Detroit 1865 
 
 903. PROCEEDINGS of the First Three Republican Na- 
 tional Conventions of 1856, 1860 and 1864. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Minneapolis [1893] 
 
 904. PULPIT and Rostrum. Extra Niinib-r. Bancroft's 
 Oration on Lincoln, W. C. Bryant's Funera^ Ode. &c. Por- 
 trait 12mo half brown crushed moro(^'0, jrilt top. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 97
 
 905. PUxXCH. Vol. -38, 1860, to Vol. 49, 1865. 6 vols. 
 Lond. 1860-65; Harper's Weekly. Vols. 42 and 45. 2 vols 
 N. Y. 1898-1901. Together 8 vols. 4to and folio, half leather. 
 
 906. PURIXTON (J. M.). On the Death of President 
 Abraham Lincoln. A Discourse delivered in Smithfield, Penn., 
 Jiuie 1. 1865. 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865 
 A^ry Scarce. 
 
 907. PUTNAM (GEORGE). An Address delivered before 
 the City Government, and Citizens of Roxbury, on occasion 
 of the Death of Abraham Lincoln, April 19, 1865. 8vo, clotli. 
 original wrappers bound in. Roxbury 1865 
 
 908. QUINT (ALONZO H.). Three Sermons preached at 
 New Bedford, April 13 and 16, 1865. 8vo, half crimson 
 morocco, original covers bound in. New Bedford 1865 
 
 909. RAISING the Stars and Stripes over the Lincoln 
 Homestead. Springfield 1889; The Lincoln Monument, Edinb. 
 1893 ; Contributions of American Women to the Work of 
 Abraham Lincoln (Hendrick), n. p., n. d. ; Lincoln Souvenir 
 Book, One Hundredth Anniversary (Bancroft), n. p., n. d. 4 
 vols. 8vo and smaller, cloth. 
 
 910. RANKIN (J. E.). ]\Ioses and Joshua. Discourse on 
 the Death of Lincoln, preached at Charlestown, Mass.. April 
 19, 1865. 8vo, half green morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 Bost. [18651 
 
 911. RASMUSSEN (H.). Abraham Lincolns Liv og 
 Gjerning. Med Lincolns Portraet. Small 8vo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Kjobenhavn 1882 
 
 912. RAYMOND (HENRY J.). The Life of Abraham 
 
 Lincoln; and of Andrew Johnson, by John Savage. 12rao, 
 
 cloth, original wrappers with both portraits, bound in. 
 
 N. Y.: Nat. Union Ex. Com. [1864] 
 Scarce. 
 
 913. RAYMOND (HENRY J.). Life and Public Servir-es 
 of Abraham Lincoln. Together with His State Papers, 
 Speeches, &c. Steel portrait and other illustrations. 8vo, half 
 green morocco, gilt top. Firie copy. N. Y. 1865 
 
 914. RAYMOND (HENRY J.). The Life of Abraham 
 Lincoln, by Henry J. Raymond, and of Andrew Johnson, by 
 John Savage. Portrait of Lincoln on ivrapper. Issued with 
 cover title only. 12mo, half morocco, original wrappers 
 bound in. * N. Y. : Nat. Union Ex. Com., n. d. 
 
 Scai'ce. 
 
 915. REBELLION, Slavery, Peace. Address by N. G. I'p- 
 ham, Concord 1864; An Address to King Cotton, n. p., n. d. ; 
 Union Meeting in Raleigh, n. p., n. d. ; Reward for the Capture 
 
 98
 
 of Booth, Report No. [)i). AVasli. 1866 ; Addl•e^ss ou Abraham 
 Lincoln (Mac Chesney), n. p., n. d. ; Abraham Lincoln and 
 the Jews (i\larkens), \. Y. 1909; Abraham Lincoln on Water- 
 ways (Meese), n. p.. n. d. In 5 vols. 8vo. cloth and half 
 morocco. 
 
 916. [REED (JOHN J.j.J The House that Jelf Luilt. 
 Illustrated. 8vo, half morocco, original pictorial wrappers 
 bound in. N. Y. [1868 J 
 
 Satirical parody, illustrating- the rise and fall of tlie ("on- 
 federacy. one verse relating to the assassination. 
 
 917. REED (S.). A Discourse delivered on the occasion 
 of the Funeral Obsequies of President Lincoln, April 19, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original covers bound in. Host. 186.") 
 
 918. REED (V. D.). The Contlict of Truth. Sermon 
 preached at Camden, N. J., April 30, 1865. 8vo, half green 
 morocco, original covers bound in (slightly stained). 
 
 Camden 1865 
 Inserted are 2 A. L.'s S. by the author, dated Feb. and Dec, 
 1SG6, both of which refer to the scarcity of the item. 
 
 919. RELIC of the Rebellion; or, What Happened 26 
 Years Ago. 8vo. cloth, front cover with portrait of Lincoln. 
 bound in. N. Y. 1891 
 
 920. RELIGIOUS Life of Abraham Lincoln (Pritchard), 
 1909; Lincoln Anniversary, 1809-1898, Lincoln. Neb., 1898; 
 Abraham Lincoln, the Man (Sulzer), Wash., 1907. 3 vols. 
 8vo, cloth. 
 
 921. RELIGIOUS VIEWS of Abraham Lincoln. By 0. H. 
 Pennell. Portraits. First Edition. 8vo, half crushed crim- 
 son morocco, gilt top, brown wrappers bound in. 
 
 Alliance, 0. 1899 
 
 922. RELYEA (B. J.). The Nation's Mourning. A Ser- 
 mon preached at Green's Farms, Conn.. June 1, I860. 8vo. 
 cloth, original covers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 923. REMINISCENCES about Abraham Lincoln (Ira 
 Haworth), Kansas, [1907;] Lincoln and the New York Her- 
 ald. New Jersey : Privately Printed, 1907 ; Lincoln Corre- 
 spondence with Southern Leaders, From the Collection of 
 Judd Stewart, 1909. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth and boards. 
 
 924. REMSBURG (JOHN E.). Abraham Lincoln: Was 
 He a Christian ? 12mo, half green morocco, original \vrappers 
 bound in. N. Y. [1893] 
 
 925. REPLY to President Lincoln's Letter of 12th June 
 1863. No. 10. Papers from the Soe. for the Diffusion of 
 Political Knowledge. 8vo, cloth. [Albany 1863] 
 
 Relates to Vallandigham case. Signed by members of the 
 Albany Committee. 
 
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 926. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Abraham Lincoln's Lost 
 Speech, ^lay 29, 1856. Portrait. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1897 
 
 Scarce. The first account of this speech published in book 
 
 form. Issued as a souvenir for the Republican Club dinner, 
 
 Feb. 12, 1897. Printed from the notes of H. C. Whitney. 
 
 500 copies printed. 
 
 927. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Proceedings. Third, Eighth, 
 Tenth (2), Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Seventeenth, 
 Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-first, Twenty- 
 third and Twenty-fourth Annual Dinners, with Souvenir for 
 the Eighth Annual Dinner. 15 vols. 8vo (one in folio), 
 various bindings. N. Y. v. d. 
 
 928. [REUSS (ROD).] Trois Conferences Strasbourgeoises. 
 Guillaume Ic Taciturne (Sabatier), Abraham Lincoln 
 (Reuss), Aprippa D'Aubigne (Guibal). 16mo, cloth, wrap- 
 pers bound in. Strasbourg 1872 
 
 929. REYNOLDS (J. V.). Sermon in commemoration of 
 
 the Virtues of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Meadville, June 
 
 I, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, front wrapper bound in. 
 
 Meadville 1865 
 Scarce. 
 
 930. RHODES (JACOB). The Nation's Loss. A Poem 
 
 on the Life and Death of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln. Vignette 
 
 of Lincoln on title and wrapper. 16mo, half green morocco, 
 
 original front cover bound in. Newark 1866 
 
 Very scarce. Inscription on wrapper, and A. L. S., from W. 
 A. Whitehead to C, H. Hart, stating that the author was a 
 colored gardener. 
 
 931. RICE (ALLEN T.. Editor). Reminiscences of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. Engraved and. other portraits. Thick 8vo, 
 three-quarter crushed brown morocco, gilt top. N. Y. 1886 
 
 932. RICE (DANIEL). The President's Death— Its Ira- 
 port. A Sermon preached in Lafayette, Ind., April 19, 1865. 
 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 [Lafayette, Ind. 1865] 
 
 933. RICE (N. L.). Sermon on the Death of Abraham Lin- 
 coln, preached in N. Y., April 19, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, 
 original wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 934. RITUAL for the Centennial Celebration of Abraham 
 Lincoln. Chicago Hebrew Inst.; Lincoln in Bronze (Cook), 
 n. d. ; Address by Lincoln on the Death of Benjamin Ferguson, 
 1842. Reprinted. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 935. ROBBINS (FRANK L.). A Discourse on the Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in Philadelphia, April 22, 1865. 
 8vo. half morocco. Phila. 1865 
 
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 936. ROBERTSON (J. L.). A Seruiou, commemorative of 
 Our National Bereavement. 8vo, half green morocco, original 
 front cover bound in (some corners slightly water-stained). 
 
 Geneva 1865 
 
 937. ROBINSON (CHARLES S.). The Martyred Presi- 
 dent. A Sermon preached in Brooklyn, April 16, 1865. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 938. ROGERS (J. W.). Madame Surratt ; a Drama in Five 
 Acts. 12mo, cloth (one leaf torn and a few leaves stained). 
 
 Wash. 1879 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 939. ROOSEVELT (THEODORE). Address at the Liu- 
 eoln Dinner of the Republican Club, N. Y., 1905. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Wash. 1905 
 
 910. ROOSEVELT (THEODORE). Abraham Lincoln. 
 1909; Story of Lincoln (H. G. Reiter), [1910;] Abraham 
 Lincoln. Lambert Letter, 1906. 3 vols. 16mo. to square 12mo, 
 cloth. 
 
 941. ROTHSCHILD (ALONZO). Lincoln, Master of Men. 
 A Study in Character. With portraits. First Edition. 8vo. 
 cloth, gilt top, uncut. Bost. 1906 
 
 942. ROWLAND (MAJ. J. G.). Abraham Lincoln. A 
 Paper before the Kansas Commandery of the Military Order 
 of the Loyal Legion. 12 pp. 8vo, half green morocco, front 
 cover bound in. N. p. [1900] 
 
 943. RUSSELL (PETER). Our Great National Reproach, 
 and the Counsel of Ahithophel Turned into Foolishness. Two 
 Sermons preached in Eckley, Pa., 8vo, cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 944. SABBATH COMMITTEE. The Soldier's and Sailor's 
 Sabbath. Doc. No. XXII. 4 pp. 8vo, cloth. [N. Y. 1862] 
 
 Report of interview with the President, Nov. 13, 1862. 
 
 945. SALISBURY (S.). Sermon on the Assassination of 
 Abraham Lincoln preached at West Alexandria. Ohio. April 
 30, 1865. 8vo. half screen morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 Eaton, 0. 1865 
 Very Scarce. One of 500 copies printed. With A. N. S. 
 of the author inserted, and A. N. S. of the author on the back 
 wrapper. 
 
 946. SAMPLE (ROBERT). The Curtailed Throne: A 
 Sermon suggested by the death of President Lincoln. 32 pp. 
 Svo, half blue morocco, original wrappers bound in. 500 
 copies printed. Phila. 1865 
 
 947. SANBORN (R. S.). Discourse on the terrible, yet 
 irresistible, yet sublime logic of Events as suggested by the 
 Assassination of Lincoln; Delivprod at Ripon. Wis.. April 23, 
 
 1865. 8vo, cloth. N. P- n. d. 
 
 Very Sr-arf-e. 
 
 101
 
 948. SAREDO (GIUSEPPE). Abramo Lincoln. Lettura 
 
 fatta nella Gran Saldella R. Universita di Siena. 16mo, lialf 
 
 green morocco, original covers bound in. Firenze 1868 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 "949. SAREDO (GUISEPPE). Abramo Lincoln. Lettnra 
 fatta nella Gran Sala della R. Universita de Siena. 48 pp. 
 16mo, cloth. Milano 1869 
 
 950. SARMIENTO (D. F.). Vida de Abran Lincoln, decinio 
 
 sesto Presidente de los Estados Unidos. Portrait. 1 2rao, cloth. 
 
 Neuva York 1S66 
 Presentation copy from the author, inscribed: "To Jiidson 
 B. Wilds esq. tvith the kindest regard.^ from his friend, the 
 Author. 
 
 951. SARMIENTO (D. F.). Vida de Abran Lincoln, 
 deeimo sesto Presidente. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. Fine copy. 
 
 N. Y. "1866 
 
 952. SARMIENTO (D. F.). Vida de Abran Lincoln, 
 
 deeimo sesto Presidente de los Estados Unidos. Portrait. 
 
 12mo, cloth (cover stained, inside clean). Nneva York 1868 
 Scarce. 
 
 953. SATTERLEE (A. H.). An Arrangement of .Medals 
 and Tokens, struck in honor of the Presidents of United 
 States, and of the Presidential Candidates. From the Admin- 
 istration of John Adams to that of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, 
 red roan. N. Y. : Printed for the Author, 1862 
 
 954. SAUNDERS (ROLFE S.). An Oration on the Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln. Delivered on Island 40, April 25, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. Memphis 1 865 
 
 955. SAVAGE (MINOT J.). Some Lessons from the Life 
 of Abraham Lincoln. 12mo, half morocco, original wrappers 
 bound in. N. Y. 1900 
 
 956. SAVANNAH, GA. Tribute to the Late President Lin- 
 coln. Report of the Great IMass Meeting in Savannah, the 
 Largest Ever held in the City, at which between Eight and 
 Ten Thousand Persons were Present, on Saturday, April 22, 
 1865. 15 pp., square 12mo, half morocco, original front 
 wrapper bound in (lower margins of some leaves slightly 
 stained). Savannah 1865 
 
 Very scabce. 
 
 957. [SCRIPPS (JOHN LOCKE).! LitV of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. 32 pp. 8vo, cloth (slight tear in first leaf). 
 
 Chicago Press and Tribune Co. 1860 
 Extremely rare. The first published life of Tiincoln, with 
 the Chicago imprint. 
 
 958. [SCRIPPS (JOHN LOCKE).] Life of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Tribune Tract. No. 6. 32 pp. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 [N. Y. I860] 
 A'ery scarce. Unusually fine cop> . 
 
 102
 
 959. Another copy in clolli. 
 
 960. SCRIPPS (JOHN LOCKE). The First Published 
 Life of Abraham Lincoln written in 1860, reprinted in 19i)0 
 Portrait. 4to, half vellum, uncut. 
 
 [Detroit] : Cranbrook Press, 1900 
 Limited to 24r» coijies. Fine copy. 
 
 961. SEAMAN (L.). What Miscogenation is! What we 
 are to expect now that Mr. Lincoln is re-elected. 8vo, half 
 morocco, original pictorial wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y.: Waller and Willetts. n. d. 
 
 962. SEARING (EDWARD). President Lincoln in His- 
 tory. An Address in Congregational Church. jMilton, Wis., 
 June 1st, 1865. Svo, cloth, yellow A\Tappers l)ound in. 30d 
 copies issued. Janesville 1865 
 
 968. SEARS (HIRAM). The People's Keepsake. Funeral 
 
 Address at Mount Carmel, Ills. Svo, cloth, original wrappers 
 
 bound m (2 small pieces cut from front cover). 
 
 Cincinnati 1865 
 Scarce. Only 500 copies printed. 
 
 964. SECOND chapter from the Secret History of the War. 
 General Naglee's Letter about President Ivincoln. 8vo, half 
 morocco. [Phila. 1864] 
 
 965. SECRET and Political History of the AVar of the Re- 
 bellion (Fayette Hall), New Haven, 1890; Lincoln's Influence 
 on American Life (Cortelyon). 1906; Religion of Lincoln 
 (Collis-Ingersoll), 1900. 3 vols. Svo and royal Svo, cloth. 
 
 966. SEDGWICK (CHARLES B.). An Eulogy on Abra- 
 ham Lincoln pronounced on the occasion of the Obsequies at 
 Sj^racuse. April 19. 1865. Svo. half morocco, original wrappers 
 bound in. Syracuse 1865 
 
 967. SEISS (JOSEPH A.). The Assassinated President, at 
 St. John's (Lutheran) Church, Phila. Svo, half blue crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt top, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1S65 
 
 968. SELECTIONS from the Works of Lincoln, N. Y. ; Re- 
 publican Committee, 1893; Memorial Assn. of D. C. [1893;] 
 The Real Lincoln (Minor). Richmond. Va.. 1901. 3 vols. 
 16mo, cloth. 
 
 969. SEAII-CENTENNTAL of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates, 
 Circular 24. Sprin^eld. Ills.. 1908; Abraham Lincoln (W. H. 
 Lninbert). Union League of Phila.. 1909; Grand Annv Flag 
 Day. R. I.. 1909. 3 vols. Svo. cloth. 
 
 970. SERMENT (J. H.). Snr une Gravure Stances. Abra- 
 ham Lincoln. Svo, half green morocco (title and 5 leaves re- 
 paired and a few woi'ds supplied in MS.). Paris [1865] 
 
 1 1VA
 
 971. SHACKFORD (SA.Ml'EL). Lineage of President 
 Abraham Lincoln. 7 pp. 8vo, cloth. N. p., 1887 
 
 972. SHEA (JOHN G.). Lincoln Memorial: A Record of 
 the Life, Assassination and Obsequies of the Martyred Presi- 
 dent. Portrait and frontispiece. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 973. SHEPARD (MORRIS). Abraham Lincoln: Speech 
 at Republican Club Banquet, New York, Feb. 12, 1908. 8vo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. N. p., n. d. 
 
 974. SHERMAN (S. N.). Eulogy upon President Lincoln, 
 at the U. S. A. General Hospital, Grafton, West Va. 14 pp. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Grafton 1865 
 
 975. SHORTHAND. Testimony of Louis J. Weichmann.' 
 Given on examination in chief in the Trial of John H. Surratt, 
 indicted for the Murder of Abraham Lincoln. In the report- 
 ing style of Phonography, by Benn Pittman and Jerome B. 
 Howard. 16mo, cloth. ^ Cinn. 1910 
 
 976. SHUMWAY (G. R. H.). God's Hand in the War. 
 Sermons preached at Funeral of Soldiers, and An Account 
 of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. 24 pp. and 10 pp. 
 8vo, half green morocco, original front cover bound in (a few 
 lower margins slightly water-staiped). 
 
 Newark [N. Y.l 1865 
 Very scarce. 
 
 977. SIMPSON (MATTHEW). Funeral Address deliv- 
 ered at the Burial of President Lincoln, at Springfield, Illinois, 
 May 4, 1865. 12mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 978. SLATER (EDWARD C). The Nation's Loss. A 
 Sermon preached at Paducah, Ky., April 19, 1865. 8vo, half 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in. Paducah, Ky., 1865 
 
 979. SMITH (HENRY). The Religious Sentiments Proper 
 for Our National Crisis. A Sermon. 8vo, cloth, original wrap- 
 pers bound in. Buffalo 1865 
 
 980. SMITH (ISAAC). An Address delivered at Fox- 
 borough, Mass.. April 19, 1865, simultaneously with the Fu- 
 neral of President Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, front wrapper bound 
 in. Foxborough 1865 
 
 981. [SMITH (TRUMAN).] Considerations on the Slavery 
 Question, addressed to the President [Abraham Lincoln 1. 8vo, 
 cloth, wrappers bound in. N. p. [1862] 
 
 982. SMOOT (RICHARD MITCHELL). The Unwritten 
 History of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. 12mo. 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Clinton, Mass. 1908 
 
 104
 
 983. SiNlVELY (W. A.) and Prestou (W.). Memorial Ser- 
 mon aud Address on the Death of President Liucohi, St. An- 
 drew's Chnreh. Pittsburgh. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. 
 
 Pittsburgh 1865 
 
 984. SNODGKASS (WINFIELD C). Abraham Lincoln, 
 
 the Typical American. A Sermon preached in Plainfield, 
 
 Feb. 12. 1905. Portrait and illustrations. 4to. half brown 
 
 morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 [Plainfield. N. J.: Privately printed, 1905J 
 One of .50 copies privately printed. 
 
 985. SOME CHARACTERISTICS of Abraham Lincoln 
 (McCook), Phila. 1901; Washington, Lincoln and Grant (Wil- 
 son), X. Y. 1903; Mr. Lincoln and ]Mr. Seward, Excerpt by 
 Gideon Welles: Lincolniura Picturettes (Onstot), Forrest 
 City. 111., n. d. ; Lincoln (Perkins), Sioux City, 1909. 5 vols. 
 8vo, cloth and boards. 
 
 986. SONGSTER. The Bobolink .Minstrel: or. Republican 
 Songster, for 1860. Edited by George W. Bungay. 12mo, 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in (slight repair in margins of 
 title and few pp.). N. Y. 1860 
 
 987. SONGSTER. The Wide-Awake Vocalist; or. Rail 
 Splitters' Song Book. Words and ^lusic for the Republican 
 Campaign of 1860. Oblong 16mo, half green morocco, original 
 pink wrappers bound in (copy slightly stained). 
 
 N. Y.: E.A.Daggett [1860] 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 988. SONGSTER. Songs for the Great Campaign of I860; 
 comprising a Choice Collection of Original and Selected 
 Solos, Glees. Choruses. &c., &c., from the Best Authors. Words 
 and Music. Edited by G. W. Civis. 120 pp. 16mo, half 
 morocco, orisrinal front cover bound in (some margins slightly 
 stained). ' N. Y. 1860 
 
 989. SONGSTER. Hutchinson (John W.). Hutchinson's 
 Republican Songster, for 1860. 16mo. cloth, original covers 
 bound in. N. Y. 1860 
 
 990. SONGSTER. Connecticut Wide-Awake Songster. 
 Edited by John W. Hutchinson, assisted by Benjamin Jepson. 
 16nio. half green morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. : 0. Hutchinson. ].s(iO 
 Very Scarce. Fine copy. 
 
 991. SONGSTER. The Lincoln and Johnson Union Cam- 
 paign Songster. Vignette portraits on scrapper. 16mo, half 
 green morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 Phila.: A. Winch 11864] 
 
 992. SONGSTER. The President Lincoln Campaign Song- 
 ster. Portrait on front ivrapper. 16mo. half green morocco, 
 original covers bound in f water-stained). 
 
 N. Y. : R. Dawlcy [1864]
 
 iqS /^?'^ Republican Campaign Songster for 
 
 l»b4 (Ihe). 16mo, half green morocco, original wrappers 
 bound m (water-stained). Cinn. : J. R. Hawley & Co 1S64 
 Verj' Scarce. ' ' 
 
 994. SOUTHGATE (HORATIO). The Death of Lincoln. 
 A Sermon preached in Zion Church. X. Y. City, April 23, 
 1S65. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. X. Y. 1865 
 
 995. SPAXGLER (EDWARD). Testimony for Prosecu- 
 tion and Defence in the Case of Edward Spangler. Tried for 
 Conspiracy to Murder the President, before a Military Com- 
 mission, of which ]\Ia.ior-General Hunter was President, Wash- 
 ington, D. C, May and June, 1865. 66 pp. [and 2 pp.] 8vo 
 ^lo^h. [Wash. '1865]' 
 
 \ ERY RARE. Has the two uuuumWieil pages, one coiuainiiiff 
 "Index of Witnesses." 
 
 996. SPATH (PASTOR A.). Rede bei der Begrabniszseier 
 des Prasidenten Abraham Lincoln . . . Mit einer Zusabe 
 aus der Osterfest-Predigt am 14 April. 8vo, half morocco 
 (top margin a little stained). Phila. 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 997. SPEAKER COLFAX, and the rnion League Commit- 
 tee. With the Letter of President Lincoln, to A. G. llodges, 
 of Kentucky. 8vo, half morocco. Wash. 1864 
 
 A. I.. S. of Colfax inserted. 
 
 998. SPEAR (SAMUEL T.^. The Punishment of Treason. 
 A Discourse preached at Brooklyn, April 23, 1865. 8vo. half 
 maroon morocco. Brooklyn 1865 
 
 999. SPEECH of William H. Seward on The Situation and 
 the Duty, at Auburn, Oct. 31, 1868. Wash. 1868 ; Argument 
 of John A. Bingham at the Trial of the Conspirators, Wash. 
 1865: Sustain the Government! — Stand by the President! 
 n. d. In one vol. 8vo, half brown morocco. 
 
 1000. SPEECHES of Abraham Lincoln, Loud. n. d. 
 Speeches, including Inaugurals (Adam), X. Y. n. d. Speeches 
 of Lincoln and Douglas (Morris), X. Y. n. d. 3 vols. 12mo, 
 half morocco and cloth. 
 
 1001. SPEED (JAMES). Oration upon the Inauguration 
 of the Bust of Abraham Lincoln, at Louisville, Ky., Feb. 12, 
 1867. 8 pp. 8vo. cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Louisville 1867 
 
 1002. SPEED (JAMES). Address before the Loyal Legion, 
 at Cincinnati, ^lay 4, 1887, in response to the Toast, Abraham 
 Lincoln. 8vo, green cloth, wrappers bound in. 
 
 Louisville 1888 
 
 1003. SPEED (JOSHUA F.). Reminiscences of Abraham 
 Lincoln and Notes of a Visit to California. Two Lectures. 8vo. 
 cloth, original covers liound in. Louisville 1884 
 
 lof; •
 
 1()()4. Si'KAGL'E U- ^'.)- President Liueoiu'.s Death. A 
 Discourse in Caldwell, N. J. 20 pp. 8vo, cloth, wrappers 
 bound in. Newark, N. J. 1865 
 
 1005. SPKAGUE (WILLIAM B.). A Discourse delivered 
 in Albany, April 16, 1865. 12nio. cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. Albany 1865 
 
 1006. SPROLE (W. T.). Our Departed President. A Ser- 
 mon in First Preslayterian Church, April 19, 1S65. 19 pp. 
 Svo, cloth, wrappers bound in. Newburgh 1865 
 
 1007. STARR (FREDERICK). The Martyr President. A 
 Discourse in Penn Yan, N. Y. Svo. half blue morocco, original 
 front wrapper bound in. St. Louis 1865 
 
 1008. STARR (JOPIN W., JR.). Lincoln as President. An 
 Oration. 12mo, boards, morocco back, original covers bound 
 in. [Millersburg, Pa.] 1910 
 
 One of 100 copies printed. 
 
 1009. STEELE (RICHARD H.). Victory and Mourning. 
 Sermon in the First Reformed Dutch Church, New Bruns- 
 wick, N. J. Svo, cloth, front wrapper bound in. 
 
 New Brunswick 1865 
 
 1010. STEIXER (LEWIS H.). Abraham Lincoln: The 
 Lessons Taught by His Life. 15 pp. Svo, half green morocco, 
 original wrappers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 1011. Another copy, in cloth, 
 
 1012. STEINTHAL (S.). Address on the Assassination of 
 Abraham Lincoln delivered May 7, 1865. 12mo, half green 
 morocco, original covers bound in (a trifle water-stained). 
 
 Lond. 1865 
 Extremely scabce. 
 
 1013. STEVENS (HIRAM F.). Abraham Lincoln. An 
 Address delivered before the Military Order of the Loyal 
 Legion of the United States, at St. Paul. Feb. 12. 1900. 12mo, 
 cloth, original covers bound in. [St. Paul 1900] 
 
 Presentation copy from the author. 
 
 1014. STEWART (DANIEL). Our National Sorrow. Dis- 
 course on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Johns- 
 town [N. Y.] April 16 and 19, 1865. Svo, half blue moroeco^, 
 original covers bound in. Johnstown 186t) 
 
 1015. STEWART (JUDD). Lincoln and the New York 
 Herald. Unpublished Letters of Abraham Lincoln from the 
 Collection of Judd Stewart. Portrait and facsimiles. Svo, 
 boards, cloth back, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Plainfield, N. J.: Privately printed, 3907 
 
 1016. STEWART (JUDD). Some Lincoln Correspondence 
 with Southern Leaders before the Outbreak of the Civil War. 
 Svo, cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 [N. Y.] : Privately printed, 1909 
 
 107
 
 1017. STODDARD (RICHARD HENRY). Abraham Liu- 
 coln. An Horatian Ode. First Edition. 8vo, half morocco, 
 original wrappers bound in. ' N. Y. [1865]' 
 
 1018. Another copy, the same. 
 
 3019. STODDARD (W. 0.). Lives of the Presidents. 
 Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. Portraits. First 
 Edition. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1888 
 
 1020. STONE (ANDREW L.). A Discourse occasioned by 
 the Death of Abraham Lincoln. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 top, uncut, original wrappers bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 Large paper copy. One of 300 copies. 
 
 1021. STORIES of Abraham Lincoln, Fort Wayne, Ind.. 
 n. d. ; Lincoln's First Love (Wright), 1901; The Memory of 
 Lincoln, 1899; Lincoln's Addresses; and 2 others. 6 vols. 
 32ino to 16mo, cloth. 
 
 1022. STORRS (RICHARD S.). An Oration commemora- 
 tive of President Abraham Lincoln. Delivered at Brooklyn, 
 June 1, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Brooklyn 1865 
 
 1028. STREET (ALFRED B.). In Memoriam. President 
 Lincoln Dead. A Poem. Vignette portrait on title and wrap- 
 per. 8vo. half green morocco (stained), original wrappers 
 bound in. Albany 1870 
 
 1024. STERLING (WILLIAM). The Martyr President. 
 A Sermon delivered in Williamsport, April 23, 1865. 8vo, half 
 green morocco, original covers bound in. , N. p. [1865] 
 
 Scarce. With an A. L. S. of the author inserter!. 
 
 1025. STRONG (REV. J. D.). The Nation's Sorrow. A 
 Discourse delivered in San Francisco, April 16, 1865. 8vo, 
 cloth, original M^rappers bound in. San Francisco 1865 
 
 1026. STURZ (J. J.). Reden gehalten bei der Berliner 
 Todtenfeier fur den Prasidenten Lincoln, Ein Auspruch der 
 Kirche uber Sklaverei und freie Arneit. 39 pp. 8vo, half 
 morocco, uncut. Berlin 1865 
 
 1027. SITBGENATIOX: The Theory of the Normal Rela- 
 tion of the Races; an Answer to "Miscegenation." 12mo. 
 cloth, wrappers bound in. N. Y. 1864 
 
 1028. SUMNER (CHARLES). The Promise of the Dec- 
 laration of Independence. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln de- 
 livered in Boston, June 1, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original 
 wrappers bound in. 61 pp. 
 
 Bost.: J. E. Parwell and Co. 1865 
 
 1029. Another copy, the same. 
 
 lOS
 
 1030. SUMNER (E. A.). Abraham Liucolu. An Address 
 
 at the Broadway Tabernacle, N. Y., 1902. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1910 
 Presentation copy, inscribed, from the author to Major 
 Lambert. 
 
 1031. SUMNER (CHARLES). The Promises of the Dec- 
 laration of Independence. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, 
 half red morocco, front wrapper bound in. Bost. 1865 
 
 1032. SUMTER CLUB. The Trip of the Steamer Oceanus 
 to Fort Sumter and Charleston, S. C. By a Committee ap- 
 pointed by the Passengers of the Oceanus. Illustrated. 8yo, 
 
 half morocco, gilt top. Brooklyn 1865 
 
 The passengers organized as the "Sumter Club," and this 
 \olume contains the best contemporary account of an event 
 historically associated with the tragedy at Washington. 
 
 1033. SURRATT. Leben and Abentbeuer des John H. 
 Surratt, seit seiner Plucht von Amerika. Portraits and illus- 
 trations. 98 pp. 8vo, cloth, original pictorial wrappers bound 
 in (stained copy). Phila. [1866] 
 
 Mentioned by Fish [0191 as having been published, but he 
 adds that no copy has been found. 
 
 1034. SURRATT. Life and Extraordinary Adventures of 
 John H. Surratt, the Conspirator. A Correct Account and 
 Highly Interesting Narrative of his Doings and Adventures 
 from Childhood to the Present Time. Illustrations. 136 pp. 
 8vo. cloth, original brown wrappers bound in (wrappers 
 frayed). Phila.: Barclay & Co. [18671 
 
 1035. SURRATT (JOHN H.). The Great Conspiracy. A 
 Book of Absorbing Interest! Startling Developments. Full 
 Secrets of the Assassination Plot, &c. Illustrations. 8vo, half 
 roan. Phila. : Barclay & Co. [1866] 
 
 1036. SURRATT (JOHN H.). Career and Adventures of 
 John H. Surratt. since his flight from America. Illustrations. 
 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in (wrap- 
 pers neatly strengthened, text slightly stained in parts). 
 
 Phila. [1866] 
 
 1037. SURRATT (JOHN H.). Trial of John H. Surratt in 
 the Criminal Court for the District of Columbia. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 sheep (one binding worn, and one re-backed). Wash. 1867 
 
 1038. SURRATT (JOHN H.). :\ressages of the President 
 transmitting Reports relative to John H. Surratt, 39th Con- 
 gress, Ex. Docs. No. 9 and No. 25; and Mr. Woodbridge's 
 Report on same. Report No. 33; Awards for the Capture of 
 Booth and others. Doc. No. 86. 4 vols. 8vo. clotli. 
 
 Wash. 1866-67 
 
 1039. SUTPHEN (:\rORRIS C). Discourse on the Death 
 of Abraham Lincoln, on April 16. 1865. 19 pp. 8yo, cloth, 
 original wrappers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 Presentation copy from the author. 
 
 100
 
 ]()4(). SWAIX (LEONARD). A Xatiou's Sorrow. Sermon 
 preaelied in Providence. April 15, 1865. 8vo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. [Providence 1S65] 
 
 1041. SWEETER (SETH). Commemorative Discourse on 
 the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half brown morocco, 
 original front cover bound in. Worcester, ]\Iass. 1865 
 
 1042. SWING (DAVID). The Death of the President. 
 Sermon preached in the Presbyterian Church at Hamilton, 
 0., April 16, 1865. IS pp. 18mo, cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in. [Hamilton] 1865 
 
 1043. SWING (DAVID). Address to the New Generation. 
 Washington and Lincoln. Feb. 12 and 22, 1888. 8vo, cloth, 
 original wrappers bound in. Rockford. 111. [1888]' 
 
 1044. SYLVAIN (LEO). Les Contemporains. Lincoln 
 (1809-1865). Portrait on title and one illustration. 4to, cloth. 
 
 N. p., n. d. 
 
 1045. Another copy, the same. 
 
 1046. SYMMES (REV. JOSEPH G.). " To What Purpose 
 is this Waste?" Address before the Loyal League, at Cran- 
 bury, N. J., June 1, 1865. 8vo, half roan. 
 
 New Brunswick, N. J. 1865 
 
 1047. SZOLD (BENJAMIN). Vaterland und Freiheit. 
 
 Predigt bei der Erinnerungsfeier des verstorbenen Prasi- 
 
 denten, Abraham Lincoln am 1 Juni 1865. 10 pp. 16mo, 
 
 cloth, original wrappers bound in. Baltimore 1865 
 
 Fine cory. TIk^ author was Rabbi of Oheb-Schalom. in 
 Baltimore. 
 
 1048. TABLE TALK of Lincoln (W. 0. Stoddard), [1894;] 
 Children's Life of Lincoln (M. L. Putnam), 1908; Boy's Life 
 of Lincoln (Helen Nicolay), 1906; Young People's Life of 
 Lincoln (Harriet Putnam), n. d. 4 vols. 16mo. to small 4to, 
 cloth. 
 
 1049. TAPLEY (RUFIIS P.). Eulogy of Abraham Lin- 
 coln, at Saco. ]Maine. 1 2mo. half crushed crimson morocco, gilt 
 top. wrappers bound in. Biddeford 1865 
 
 1050. TAPPAN (DR. H. P.). Abraham Lincoln. Rede bei 
 der Gedachtnissfeier in der Dorotheenkirche zu Berlin, 2 Mai, 
 1865. 36 pp. 8vo. half green morocco, original wrappers 
 bound in, uncut. Frankfurt am Main 1865 
 
 1051. TAR.BELL (IDA M.). Early Life of Abraham Lin- 
 coln. 160 illustrations, including 20 portraits of Lincoln. 
 Royal 8vo. half crimson morocco, gilt top. N. Y., 1896 
 
 1052. TARBELL (IDA M.). Life of Abraham Lincoln, 
 Drawn from Original Sources. Profusely illustrated. 4 vols. 
 8vo, half leather, gilt tops. N. Y. 1902 
 
 110
 
 1053. TARBELL (IDAM.). The Life of Abraham Lincolu. 
 Drawn from original sources, and containing many Speeches, 
 Letters and Telegrams hitherto unpublished. Profusely illus- 
 trated. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. 1909 
 
 1054. Another copy, the same. 
 
 1055. TAYLOR (A. A. E.). Our Fallen Leader. A Dis- 
 course at Georgetown, D. C, June 1, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, 
 original wrappers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 1056. TAYLOR (H. S.) and Fulwiler (D. M., Editors). 
 Lincoln's Words on Living Questions. 12mo, half brown 
 crushed morocco, gilt top. original blue wrappers bound in. 
 
 Chicago [1906] 
 
 1057. TERMANSEN (X. T.). Abraham Lincoln. En 
 Levnedstegning. Portrait of Lincoln. Aargangeu 1892. Nr, 
 189. 16mo, cloth, uncut, original brown wrappers bound in. 
 
 Copenhagen 1892 
 
 Scarce. Not mentioned in the Lincoln bibliographies. 
 
 1058. TERMANSEN (R. A.). Abraham Lincoln. A biog- 
 raphy. Portrait. Excerpt of 66 pp. from " Smaastykker " 
 Aargangen 1892. 12mo, boards, morocco back, original covers 
 bound in. Kjobenhavn 1892 
 
 ►Scai-ce. .\i)t in Fisli. Lambert or Riirton. 
 
 1059. . Another copy, in cloth. 
 
 1060. TERRIBLE TRAGEDY at Washington. Assassina- 
 tion of President Lincoln. Last Hours, Death-bed Scenes, etc. 
 Illustrated. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers with medallion por- 
 trait of Lincoln bound in. Phila.: Barclay and Co. [1865] 
 
 1061. TESTIMONY of Sandford Conover, Dr. J. B. Mer- 
 ritt, and Richard Montgomery, before the IMilitary Court at 
 Washington, respecting the Assassination of President Lin- 
 coln, and the Proofs disproving their Statements and show- 
 ing their Perjuries. 8vo, cloth. Toronto 1865 
 
 Exceedingly Scarce. 
 
 1062. THAYER (LOREN). The Assassination. A Dis- 
 course delivered in Windham, N. H., June 1, 1865. 8vo, full 
 roan. Bost. 1865 
 
 1063. THAYER (WILLIAM M.). Character and Public 
 Services of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait and Earhj Home of 
 Lincoln. 12mo, cloth, original pictorial wrappers, with por- 
 trait, bound in (corner torn from wrapper). 75 pp. 
 
 Bost.: Dinsmoor and Co.. 1864 
 
 I'ilst issue. 
 
 1064. The same. Second issue. 76 pp. 12mo, cloth, 
 
 original pictorial wrappers with portrait, bound in. 
 
 Bost. :' Walker. Wise and Co. 1864 
 
 111
 
 1U65. THAYER (WILLIA^I M.). Frau Nybyggarehein- 
 luet till Hvita Huset. Presidenten Abraham, Lincoln's Lif. 
 Portrait. 12mo. boards, cloth back. Stockholm [1886] 
 
 In Swedish. 
 
 1066. THxVYER (WILLIAJH M.j. Abraham Lincoln's 
 Leben. 8vo. cloth. • Gotha 1897 
 
 1067. THAYER (W. M.). The Pioneer Boy, and How He 
 Became President. Engraved frontispiece. 12mo, original 
 cloth. Bost. 1864 
 
 1068. THO.MAS (A. G.). Our National Unity Perfected in 
 the Martyrdom of the President. A Discourse. 8vo, half green 
 morocco, gilt top, original wrappers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 1069. THOMAS (J. B.). "Light Out of Darkness." A 
 Discourse preached at Brooklyn, April 16, 1865. 8vo, lialf 
 green morocco, original glazed covers bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 1070. THO:\IPSON (JOHN C). In Memoriam. A Dis- 
 course upon the Character and Death of Abraham LincoLa, 
 preached at Pottstown, Pa., June 1, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, 
 original wrappers bound in. Phila. 1865 
 
 1071. THOMPSON (J. RENWICKi. The National Be- 
 reavement. Sermon in the Second Ref 'd Presbyterian Church. 
 Newburgh. 24 pp. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. 
 
 Newburgh 1865 
 Scarce. 
 
 1072. THO:\IPSOX (MAURICE). Lincoln's Grave. A 
 
 Poem. 16 mo. boards, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge: Stone and Kimball, 1894 
 First edition. 
 
 1073. TH0:MS0N (JOSEPH P.). Abraham Lincoln; His 
 Life and Its Lessons. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco, original 
 wrappers bound in. X. Y. : Loyal Publication Soc, 1865 
 
 1074. THRALL (S. C). The President's Death [and] The 
 President's Character. A Sermon in New Orleans, on Re- 
 quest of the Officers of the Army and Navy. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 New Orleans 1865 
 
 1075. TIMLOW (HE:\IAN R.). Discourse occasioned by 
 the death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Rhinebeck, N. Y., 
 April 19, 1865. 42 pp. 16mo, cloth, original wrapper bound 
 in. Rhinebeck 1865 
 
 1076. [TORRIE (HIRAM D.).] The Tragedy of Abraham 
 Lincoln, in Five Acts, by an American Artist. 12mo, cloth, 
 original wrappers bound in (a little water-stained). 
 
 Gla.sgow 1876 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 112
 
 1077. TOUSEY (THOMAS). Discourse ou the Death of 
 Abraham Lineohi, preaclied at Palmyra, X. Y., April 19, 1865. 
 8vo, liall" green moroeco, original front glazed cover bound in. 
 
 J^ochester, N. Y. 1865 
 
 lCxtri'nit'l.\ .scarce. 
 
 1()7S. TOWNSEXD (GEORGE ALFKED). The Real Life 
 of Abraham Lincoln. A talk with ]\lr. Herndon, his late law 
 partner. I'orlrait. Tall 8vo. cloth, original covers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1867 
 
 1U7U. TOWNSEXD (GEORGE ALFRED). The Life, 
 Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes J^ooth. Illustrated. 8vo, 
 cloth, original pictorial wrappers bound in. 
 
 X. Y. : Dick and Fitzgerald, u. d. 
 
 The i.s.suc with G."> pages issued probably at the close of the 
 famous trial. 
 
 1080. TOWXSEXD (GEORGE ALFRED). The Life, 
 Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth. Illusl rated. 8vo, 
 half morocco, gilt top, original pictorial wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. : Dick & Fitzgerald, n. d. 
 
 The issue with S(i pp.. probably issued immediately after the 
 execution. 
 
 1081. TRAIX (GEORGE FRAXCIS). Union Speeches de- 
 livered in England during the present American War. 8vo, 
 full blue morocco, uncut, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phila.: T. B. Peterson & Bros. 1862 
 
 Lincoln's own copy, with presentation, inscription on the 
 
 fi'ont wrapiier. "Hi.s Exccllencii Ahrdhani Lnuohi. President 
 
 In'iied Stutes. Co'iiips. of T. B. I'etersoir' (the pultlisher of 
 
 the book) . 
 
 1082. TRAIX (GEORGE FRAXCIS). Great Speech on the 
 Withdrawal of McClellan and the Impeachment of Lincoln. 
 8vo. half green morocco. X. Y. 1864 
 
 lOS-S. TRIAL. Le Proces des Couspirateurs de W^ashing- 
 ton. Conlenant les depositions des temoins et les jjlaidoyers 
 des defenseurs. Avec Les Termes de la Sentence. 87 pp. 4to, 
 half green morocco, blue wrappers bound in (somewhat 
 stained). X. Y. 1865 
 
 1084. TRIAL of Abraham Lincoln by the Great Statesmen 
 of the Republic. A Council of the Past on the Tyranny of 
 the Present. Svo, half red morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. 1863 
 
 1085. TRIAL of the Conspirators for the Assassination of 
 l^-esident Lincoln, etc. Argument of John A. Bingham. 8vo, 
 half morocco, original covei's bound in. Wash. 1865 
 
 1086. TRIAL of the Assassins and Conspirators for the 
 Murder of Abraham Lincoln, and the Attempted Assassina- 
 tion of Vice-President Johnson and the WHiole Cabinet. Illti.s- 
 f rat ions. 8vo, cloth botli original vcllow pictorial wrappers 
 bound in. Phila.: P,arclay .t Co. [1865] 
 
 Scarce. Unusually fine copy. 
 
 113
 
 1087. TRIAL of tlu' Assassins and Conspirators at Wash- 
 ington, D. C, May and June, 1865, for the Murder of Presi- 
 dent Abraham Lincoln. Illustrated. 210 pp. 8vo. half 
 moroeeo, gilt top. Pliila. : Peterson and liros. [18H5] 
 
 Complete ami unabridged Editiou, containing the whole of 
 the suppressed evidence. 
 
 1088. TRIBUTE to Lincoln, [N. Y.] n. d. ; Abraham Lin- 
 coln (Beckwith), n. p., 1903; Lincoln's Cooper Institute Ad- 
 dress. Feb. 27. I860, Old South Leaflet; Essay on Lincoln 
 (LoMell), Bost. u. d. ; Abraham Lincoln (Smith), Cinu. n. d. ; 
 The Early Surveyors (Enos), Springfield. 1891. and one 
 other. 6 vols. 8vo and 12mo. cloth (one in paper). 
 
 1089. TRIBUTES to the I\Iemory of Lincoln (Bryan and 
 Thurston I. 1907; Lincoln in the Light of His Age (Lemmon) ; 
 and another. 3 vols. 8vo. cloth. 
 
 1090. TROIS CONFERENCES Strasbourgeoises. Guil- 
 
 laume le Taciturne, par A. Sabatier; Abraham Lincoln, par 
 
 Rod. Reuss; Agrippa d'Aubigne, par G. Guibal. 12mo, half 
 
 maroon morocco, original covers bound in. Strasbourg 1872 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 1091. TROY. N. Y. A Tribute of Respect by the Citizens 
 of Troy, to the IMemory of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, uncut 
 and unopened. Albany 1865 
 
 1092. TROY :\IEMORIAL. Tribute of Respect by the 
 Citizens of Troy to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln. Ito, half 
 green morocco (margins stained). Albany: J. Munsell, 1865 
 
 1093. TROY. N. Y. Tribute of Respect by the Citizens of 
 Troy to the ^Memory of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half red 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut. Albany : ]\Iunsell, 1865 
 
 r.ARGE Paper copy. 
 
 1094. TUCKER (J. T.). A Discourse in Memory of Our 
 Late President, Abraham Lincoln. 8vo. half morocco, original 
 wrappers bound in. Ilolliston 1865 
 
 1095. TUSTIN (J. P.). Fast Day Sermon delivered in St. 
 ]\Iark's Church. Grand Rapids, Mich. 15 pp. 8vo. half green 
 morocco, original wrappers bound in (lower margins some- 
 what stained). Grand Rapids. ]\Iich.. 1865 
 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 1096. TUTTLE (JOSEPH F.^. The Assassinated Presi- 
 dents. Lincoln and Garfield. Address at Crawfordsville. Ind.. 
 April 19. 1865 and Sept. 26, 1881. 8vo, cloth, original wrap- 
 pers bound in. Craw^fordsville 1881 
 
 1097. TWOMBLY (A. S.). The Assassination of Abraham 
 Lincohi. Royal 8vo. boards, morocco back, mourning wrappers 
 bound in. " Albany 1865 
 
 1098. TYLER (REV. G. P.). The Successful Life. A Dis- 
 course on the Death of President Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Brattleboro 1865 
 
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 1099. TYNG (STEPHEN H.). Victory and Re-I'nion. A 
 Commemorative Sermon preached in St. George's Chnrch, 
 N. Y., April 20, 1865. 18mo, half green morocco, front wrap- 
 per bound in (water-stained). N. Y. 1865 
 
 1100. TYPICAL Americans (Castle), Minneapolis. 1901; 
 Lincoln and Douglas (Arnold and Sheahan), Chicago. 1881; 
 Lincoln's Birthday (Grosscup), 1907. 3 vols. 8vo. cloth. 
 
 1101. UMSTED (JUSTUS T.). A Nation Humbled and 
 Exalted. Discourse in Fagg's Manor Presbyterian Cliurch. 
 ■Svo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 West Chester 1865 
 
 With A. L. S. of tlie author bound iu. relating to iiami)hlrt. 
 
 1102. UNION LEAGUE. Address by the Union League of 
 Philadelphia to the Citizens of Pennsylvania in favor of the 
 Re-election of Abraham Lincoln, Jan. 11, 1864. Signed by 
 George H. Boker, Secretarv. Svo, half red morocco. 
 
 [Phila. 1864] 
 
 1103. UNION LEAGUE CLUB, Brooklyn. Five photo- 
 graphs from the originals in the Collection of Frederick Hill 
 Meserve. Souvenir of the Annual Dinner, Feb. 12, 1908. 12mo, 
 full roan. N. p. 1908 
 
 1104. UNION LEAGUE IN MEM0RIA:\1. His Excellency 
 Abraham Lincoln. Tribute of Respect of Council Number 
 Three, N. Y. City. Svo, full morocco, original wrappers bound 
 in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 1105. UNION LEAGUE of Philadelphia, Address to the 
 Citizens of Pennsylvania, in favor of the Re-election of Lin- 
 coln, Phila. 1864; Proceedings of the Union League of Phila. 
 regarding the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Phila. 1865; 
 Abraham Lincoln, [Union League], No. 17, n. p.. n. d. 3 vols. 
 Svo, cloth and half morocco. 
 
 1106. UPHAM (LOUISE S.). Abraham Lincoln. "The 
 Mourners go about the Streets." Eccl. XII. 5. A threnody 
 of 26 lines, with portrait of Lincoln, and other figures at top. 
 Svo, sheet, mounted and inserted in roval Svo, cloth portfolio. 
 Published by Chas. :\laginis, 12 Frankfort St., N. Y. [1865] 
 
 Vi'vy scarce iiocni. nut mentioned by Fish. 
 
 HOT. VICTOR (ORVILLE J.). The Private and Public 
 Life of Abraham Lincoln ; comprising a full account of his 
 early years, etc. 16mo, half morocco, original pictorial wrap- 
 pel's bound in. N. Y. : Beadle and Adams, n. d. 
 
 nos. . The same, with 4 pp. "In Memoriam" pre- 
 ceding the titl«'-pag(\ 16inn. cloth, original pictorial wrappers 
 bound in. N. Y. : Beadle and Adams, n. d. 
 
 n 
 
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 1109. . The sauu', with 4 pp. "In :\remoria)ir ' printed 
 
 within mourning borders, and preceding- the title-page. 16mo, 
 cloth, original printed wrappers, within mourning borders' 
 and vignette portrait of Lincoln, bound in. 
 
 N. Y. : Beadle and Co.. n. d. 
 
 1110. VINCENT (MARVIN R.). A Sermon on the As- 
 sassination of Abraham Lincoln delivered at Tt-oy, April 23, 
 1865. 8vo, cloth, front wrapper bound in. ^ Troy ] 865 
 
 1111. VINCENT (THOMAS M.). Abraham Lincoln and 
 Edwin M. Stanton. Address delivered before Burnside Post, 
 No. 8, April 25, 1889. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 26 pp. Wash. 1890 
 
 Autograph presentation copy from the author, with inscrip- 
 tion on front wrapper. Extra-illustrated by the insertion of 
 three portraits of Lincoln, one of Stanton, and a view of Lin- 
 coln's birth-place. 
 
 1112. VINCENT (THOMAS M.). Abraham Lincoln and 
 Ed^^an i\I. Stanton. Paper read before the M. 0. of the L. L. 
 of the U. S. Jan. 6, 1892. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound 
 in. N. p. 1892 
 
 Contains S~> pp. and varies somewhat with the preceding 
 issue. 
 
 1113. WALDEN(TREADWELL). The National Sacrifice. 
 A Sermon. 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1865 
 
 1114. WALKER (R. J.). Letter of Hon. R. J. Walker in 
 favor of the Re-election of Abraham Lincoln. Lond., Sept. 
 30, 1864. 8vo. cloth. N. p., n. d. 
 
 1115. WALLACE (REV. C. C). A Prince and a Great 
 
 ]\Ian is Fallen. Funeral Address . . . delivered at 
 
 Placerville, Cal., April 19, 1865. 8vo. half morocco, wrappers 
 
 bound in. Placerville, Cal., 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 1116. WAR Powers of the President (Whiting), Bost. 1862; 
 Habeas Corpus, A Response to Mr. Binney (Nicholas), Louis- 
 ville 1862; The Soldier's Right to Vote. Wash. 1864: Opinion 
 on the Constitutional Power of the Military to Try and 
 Execute the Assassins of the President (Speed), Wash.' 1865. 
 In one volume. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 1117. AVARWICK (CHARLES F.). Liberty and Lincoln. 
 Addre.ss before the Young Republican Club of Germantown, 
 Feb. 9. 1899. 8vo. elotli, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 N. p. [1899] 
 
 1118. WASHBURXE (HON. E. B.). Abraham Lincoln, 
 His Personal History and Public Record. Speech in the House 
 of Representatives, May 29. 1860. 8 pp. 8vo, limp red leather. 
 
 Wash. 1860 
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 1119. WASHINGTON Despotism (The), Dissected in 
 Articles from the Metropolitan Record. loO i)p., 16mo, clotli. 
 original wrappers bouncl in. N. Y. LSG:? 
 
 Contains a threc-ac-t jilay. entitled "Tlie Administration 
 Telegrapli ; or How it is done." 
 
 1120. WATTERSOX (HENRY). Abraham Lincoln. An 
 
 Oration delivered before the Lincoln Union. Portrait. 4to, 
 
 half red morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 [Louisville 1895] 
 Large tapeb copy. 
 
 1121. WAYMAN (JAIIES). The Passing Away of Hu- 
 man Greatness : A Sermon in Newington (Jhapel, Renshaw 
 
 Street. 8 pp. 12mo. half green morocco. Liverpool [1865] 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 1122. WEBB (EDWIN B.). :\Iemorial Sermons. The 
 Cajiture of Richmond. Some of the Results of the AVar. The 
 Assassination of the President. 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. 
 
 Bost. 1865 
 
 1123. WELLES (GIDEON). Lincoln and Seward. With 
 Incidents and Comments. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 
 
 1 1 24. -. Another copy, the same. 
 
 1125. WELLS (J. G.). Wells' Illustrated National Cam- 
 paign Hand-book for 1860. Illustraied with portraits. 12mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1860 
 
 Contains biographical sketches of Lincoln, Douglas, and the 
 other candidates in this campaign. 
 
 1126. WELLS (THEODORE W.). Victory Turned to 
 I\lourning. A Memorial Sermon on the occasion of the As- 
 sassination of Abraham Lincoln, preached at Bayonne, April 
 23, 1865. 8vo, half green morocco, original covers bound in. 
 
 Jersey City, 1865 
 With an A. L. S. of the author inserted. Very Scarce. 
 
 1127. WENTWORTH (J. B.). A Discourse on the Death 
 of President Lincoln, delivered at Buffalo, April 23, 1865. 
 8vo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Buffalo, 1865 
 
 1128. WESTALL (JOHN). In Memoriam. Read before 
 the Citizens of Fall River. 8vo. boards, morocco back, original 
 wrappers lx)und in. Fall River 1865 
 
 ExTHK.MEi.Y SCARCE. Only Is.l coijies i)rintod. 
 
 1129. WHIPPLE (WAYNE). The Story-Life of Lincoln. 
 Profusely illustrated. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1908 
 
 1130. WHITE (ERSKJNE X. i. Tlie Personal Influence of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Sermon preached at New Rochelle, June 
 1, 1865. 8vo, cloth, original covei's bound in. X. Y. 3865 
 
 1131. WHITE (HORACE). Abraham Lincoln in 1854. 
 Address before the Illinois Historical Society, Jan. 30, 1908. 
 8vo. clotli, 07-iginal covei's bonnd in. | Sj)ringfield, 111. 1908] 
 
 117
 
 1132. WHITE (PLINY II.). Sermon occasioned by the 
 Assassination of Abraham Lincoln preached at Coventry, April 
 23, 1865. 8vo, cloth, original covers bonnd in. 
 
 Brattleboro, 1865 
 
 1133. [WHITE (RICHARD GRANT).] Revelations: A 
 Companion to the "New Gospel of Peace."' According to 
 Abraham. First Edition. 12mo, half brown nioroceo, 
 original wrappers bound in. N. Y. : Feeks and Bancker, 1863 
 
 1134. . Another copy. 12mo, full calf, gilt edges, 
 
 original wrapper bonnd in. N. Y. : M. Doolady, 1863 
 
 1135. [WHITE (RICHARD GRANT).] The New Gospel 
 of Peace according to St. Benjamin. The four parts com- 
 plete. First Editions. 4 vols., 12mo, cloth, original paper 
 covers bound in. N. Y. [1863-66] 
 
 1136. WHITING (WILLIAM). Military Arrests in Time 
 of War. 8vo, half roan, front cover bound in. (Hinges weak.) 
 
 Wash. 1863 
 
 With author's presentation inscription on wrapper. 
 
 1137. WHITMAN (WALT.). Elegaie Ode. The Words 
 from President Lincoln's Burial Hymn. The Music composed 
 by C. Villiers Stanford. 8vo, half green morocco, original 
 covers bound in. Lond. and N. Y. 1884 
 
 1138. WHITMAN (WALT). Hymn on the Death of Lin- 
 coln. Hand-colored frontispiece, initials, and tail-piece. 12mo, 
 Vellum. Lond. : Essex House Press, 1900 
 
 One of 135 copies printed throughout on vellum. 
 
 1139. WHITMAN (WALT). Memories of President Lin- 
 coln and other Lyrics of the War. 16mo, parchment boards, 
 uncut. Portland 1906 
 
 One of 100 copies on Japan paper. 
 
 1140. WHITMAN (WALT). Elegaie Ode. The Words 
 from President Lincoln 's Burial Hymn. The Music composed 
 by C. Villiers Stanford. Portrait. 4to, half morocco. 
 
 Leipzig: Roder, n. d. 
 Scarce. 
 
 1141. WHITNEY (HENRY C). The Lincoln Autograph 
 Album. Embracing likewise the Favorite Poetry of Abraham 
 Lincoln. Portraits and numerous illustrati.ons and, facsimiles. 
 4to, cloth. Chicago [1891] 
 
 Autograph presentation copy from Lincoln's friend James 
 W. Somers to Judge I. P. Lothrop. 
 
 1142. WHITNEY (HENRY C). A Souvenir of Abraham 
 Lincoln. Portrait and facsimiles of Lfttcrs from Lincoln to 
 Whitnei/. 4to, full roan, oi-iginal covers Iwuiid in. 
 
 Chicago 1891 
 
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 1U;1 WHITNEY (HEXKY C.j. Life on the Circuit with 
 Lincoln, with Sketches of Grant, Sherman, and others. Illus- 
 trations. Thick square 8vo. cloth, gilt top. Bost. [1892] 
 
 1144. WILLCOX (G. B.) and FIELD (THOMAS P.). 
 Funeral Obser\'ances at New London, Conn., April 19, 18H5. 
 8vo. half green morocco, original covers boiuul in. 
 
 N<nv London 1865 
 
 1145. WILLLUIS (HON. THOMAS). Eulooy on the Life 
 and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln. 3G pp. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Pittsburgh 1865 
 
 1146. WILLIAMS (ROBERT II.). "A Time to Weep."' 
 
 A Sermon on the Death of President Lincoln, delivered April 
 
 29 [19] 1865 in Frederick, Md. 8vo, half morocco, original 
 
 wrappers bound in. Frederick, ]\ld., 1865 
 
 Very Scarce. Not in Lambert or Burton. 
 
 1147. WILLIAMS (ROBERT H.). God's Chosen Ruler. 
 A Sermon. Svo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Frederick, Md., 1865 
 
 1148. WILLIS iSAMUEL B.). Sermon on the Death of 
 the Late Abraham Lincoln, delivered Sunday, April 23, 1865, 
 in the Post Chapel. Citadel Square, Charleston, S. C. 8 pp. 
 8vo, half morocco, front wrapper bound in. N. Y. 1865 
 
 1149. WILLSON (EDMUND B.). The Proclamation of 
 Freedom. A Sermon preached in the North Church, Salem, 
 January 4. ^SiV^. 16 pp. Svo. cloth, original wrappers bound 
 in. Salem 1863 
 
 1150. WILSON (MIRIA:\1 HAMMOND). In ^Memoriam. 
 
 Abraham Lincoln. A Poem. Printed within hlack borders. 
 
 8 pp. 4to. cloth, original covers bound in. [Springfield 1881] 
 Scarce. 
 
 1151. WILSON (RUFUS ROCKWELL). Lincoln in Cari- 
 cature. Illustrated with 32 plates. 4to, half olive levant 
 morocco, gilt top. uncut. N. p. : Privately Printed 1903 
 
 1152. AVILSON (WILLIAM B.). A Glimpse of the United 
 States Military Telegraph Corps and of Abraham Lincoln. 
 Svo, cloth, original covers bound in. Phila. [1889] 
 
 1153. WILSON (WILLIAM T.). The Death of President 
 Lincoln. Sermon preached at Albany, April 19, 1865. Svo, 
 half red morocco, original glazed wrappers bound in. 
 
 Albany 1865 
 
 1154. WINDSON (WILLIAM). Justice and Mercy: A 
 Sermon at the ^Methodist Episcopal Church, of Davenport, 
 Iowa, on the National Fast Day. Svo, half green morocco, 
 wrappers bound in. Davenpoi-t. Iowa, 1865 
 
 A. L. S. of the author inserted. 
 
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 1155. [WINDSOR (JOHN H.).l The Surety of the Up- 
 right. Discourse in Saco. ]Maine. 8vo. cloth, front wi^apper 
 l^o"n^l ill- P>iddeford 1865 
 
 1156. WIXES (FREDERICK HOWARD). Forty Years 
 After. The Greatness of Abraham Lincoln. Svo, cloth, orig- 
 inal wrappers bound in. Springfield, III, 1905 
 
 1157. WIXXOWIXGS for Lincoln's Birthdav (Mawson;, 
 1903; Extracts from Abraham Lincoln (1900); A Man of 
 Destiny (Staples), 1902. 3 vols., 12mo, cloth. 
 
 1158. WOOD (JAMES). John Wilkes Booth der Morder 
 
 Lincoln's, oder das Opfer der Rebellion. Illustrirter his- 
 
 torischer Roman aus der neusten Geschichte der Vereinigten 
 
 Staaten von Amerika. Numerous portraits. 4 vols. 12mo, 
 
 half green morocco (a few pp. missing, slightly stained). 
 
 Berlin 1867 
 Veky scarce. 
 
 1159. WOODBURY (AUGUSTUS). A Sketch of the Char- 
 acter of Abraham Lincoln. 28 pp. 12mo, cloth, original 
 wrappers bound in. Providence 1865 
 
 1160. Another copy, the same. 
 
 1161. WOODBURY (AUGUSTUS). The Son of God calleth 
 the Dead to Life. A Sermon suggested by the Assassination of 
 Abraham Lincoln. 12mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Pro\ddence 1865 
 
 1162. WORCESTER (THOMAS). Abraham Lincoln. A 
 Discoui*se delivered on the National Fast Day, June 1, 1865. 
 Svo, cloth. N. p.. n. d. 
 
 1163. W^ORDS of Abraham Lincoln (Thomas), Chicago 
 •[1898]; The Real Lincoln (Minor), Richmond, Va., 1904; 
 Liberty's Martyr (Boundy), Jermyn, 1897. 3 vols. 12nio, 
 cloth. 
 
 1164. WORDS of Abraham Lincoln (French), X. Y., 1892; 
 The Storv of Abraham Lincoln for Young Readers, N. Y. 
 
 [1896]; Choosing ''Abe" Lincoln Captain, N. Y., 1899; 
 Abraham Lincoln (Choate), N. Y., u. d. ; The Little Life of 
 Lincohi (Whipple), Phila. [1909], and 3 others. 8 vols. 12mo 
 and 16mo, cloth and boards. 
 
 1165. WORKINGMAN'S REASONS for the Re-election of 
 Abraham Lincoln. 8 pp. Svo, cloth. No imprint [1864] 
 
 1166. WORTMAN (REV. DENIS). A Discourse on the 
 Death of President Lincoln, delivered in Schenectady. N. Y. 
 22 pp. Svo, half red morocco, wrappers bound in. 
 
 Albany 1865 
 
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 1167. [Y. (R.).] Abraham Lincolu. A Study. 32 pp. 
 ]6mo, cloth. Liverpool 1865 
 
 A very appreciative English study of r.incoln, written a few 
 months after his death. 
 
 1168. YARD (ROBERT B.). The Providential Significance 
 of the Death of Abraham Lincoln. Discourse delivered at 
 Newark, N. J., June 1, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original 
 wrappers bound in. Newark, N. J., n. d. 
 
 1169. [YOUNG (EDWARD J.).] The Lesson of the Hour. 
 
 [From Monthly Religious Magazine.] 9 pp. 8vo, half green 
 
 morocco. N. p., n. d. 
 
 Very scarce. Only 50 copies printed. A. L. S. of the 
 author inserted, relating to this and other of his writings. 
 
 1170. YOUNG FOLK'S Library. Abraham Lincoln; Lin- 
 coln's Speeches. Portrait. 2 vols., square 12mo, half crushed 
 brown morocco, gilt tops. Bost. [1894-98] 
 
 1171. YOURTEE (S. L.). A Sermon on the Funeral of 
 
 Abraham Lincoln. 16 pp. 8vo, cloth, original printed brown 
 
 wrappers bound in. Springfield, Ohio, 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 1172. ZABRISKIE (A. C). Descriptive Catalogue of the 
 Political and Memorial Medals struck in honor of Abraham 
 Lincoln. Royal 8vo, cloth, wrappers bound in. Only 75 copies 
 printed. N. Y. : Printed for the Author, 1873 
 
 1173. ZWART (A. C. DE). Hoe de Zoon van den Pionier 
 President Werd. De Levensgeschiedenis van Abraham Lin- 
 coln. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. Amsterdam, n. d. 
 
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 Curiosities, my Books — in a word these things of 
 art which have been the joy of my life — shall not 
 be consigned to the cold tomb of a museum, and sub- 
 jected to the stupid glance of the careless passer-by; 
 but I require that they shall all be dispersed under 
 the hammer of the Auctioneer, so that the pleasure 
 which the acquiring of each one of them has given 
 me shall be given again, in each case, to some inheri- 
 tor of my own tastes. 
 
 SALE OF THE ROBERT HOE LIBRARY 
 
 Part I. April 24-May 5, 191 1 
 
 Part 11. January 8-19, 1912 
 
 Part III. April 15-16, 1912 
 
 Part IV. November 11-22, 1912 
 
 Total, 
 
 $997,366.00 
 471,619.25 
 200,150.50 
 262,920.85 
 
 $1,932,056.60 
 
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