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WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN

From “The Life of Abraham Lincoln.” Copyright 1900, The McClure Co.

Lincoln early in 1861. This is supposed to be the first, or oneof the first, portraits made of Lincoln after he began to weara beard

WHY WE LOVE
LINCOLN

BY
JAMES CREELMAN
Author of “On the Great Highway”

“As, in spite of some rudeness, republicanism is the sole hopeof a sick world, so Lincoln, with all his foibles, is the greatestcharacter since Christ.”—John Hay.

NEW YORK
THE OUTING PUBLISHING COMPANY
MCMIX


Copyright, 1909, by
THE OUTING PUBLISHING CO.

Copyright, 1908, by
THE PEARSON PUBLISHING CO.

All Rights Reserved.


To
MY SON
ASHMERE
AND TO ALL AMERICAN BOYS
YOUNG OR OLD
I ADDRESS THIS LITTLE VOLUME


Acknowledgements are due to the excellent books onLincoln by Herndon and Weik, Hay and Nicolay,Ida Tarbell, Mr. Lamon, Mr. Stoddard, and others.


ILLUSTRATIONS

Lincoln early in 1861Frontispiece
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The Kentucky log cabin in which Lincoln was born12
Lincoln debating with Douglas in 1858...

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