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Lincoln in His Own Words by Milton Meltzer

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Lincoln in His Own Words

Milton Meltzer

HarperCollins · Print & ebook · July 31, 2018

Reading lane: Civil War Era (U.S.)

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Good for readers interested in Abraham Lincoln’s speeches, writings, and letters

Book Details

Authors
Milton Meltzer
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
July 31, 2018
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Civil War Era (U.S.) · Presidents & First Families
Reading lane
Civil War Era (U.S.)

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  • Political Lives

  • Presidents & First Families

  • Women's Lives

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  • Girls & Women

  • 19th Century America for Teens

  • Civil War Era for Teens

  • 20th Century America for Teens

About This Book

Get to know one of the greatest presidents in American history, Abraham Lincoln, through his speeches, writings, and letters. Author Milton Meltzer provides historical context for Lincoln's words, and dramatic illustrations by Stephen Alcorn complete this handsome volume, now available in paperback. A renowned orator and writer, Abraham Lincoln believed in speaking plainly so every American could understand the complicated issues affecting the country. His simple but elegant...

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Get to know one of the greatest presidents in American history, Abraham Lincoln, through his speeches, writings, and letters. Author Milton Meltzer provides historical context for Lincoln's words, and dramatic illustrations by Stephen Alcorn complete this handsome volume, now available in paperback. A renowned orator and writer, Abraham Lincoln believed in speaking plainly so every American could understand the complicated issues affecting the country. His simple but elegant words are a testament to his unfailing dedication to the ideals of freedom, equality, and justice upon which America was founded. In this comprehensive collection of Lincoln’s writings—from the Emancipation Proclamation to the compassionate and often humorous letters to family and friends—historian Milton Meltzer provides a rare personal glimpse into the life of the man behind the legendary words, with bold linocuts by illustrator Stephen Alcorn.

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