The Every-day Life of Abraham Lincoln / A Narrative And Descriptive Biography With Pen-Pictures And Personal / Recollections By Those Who Knew Him

by Francis F. Browne

Negroes at White House reception, [552]-[553];

Negroes welcome their "Great Messiah," [569]-[571];

Noisy and boastful fighter, [189];

Office-seeker from Wisconsin repulsed, [353];

Office-seeker, unfit, [307];

Old sign, "Lincoln and Herndon," [264]-[265];

Old woman and the bread and milk, [255];

One-legged soldier, lack of credentials, [451]-[452];

Oratorical success discussed with Gulliver, [222]-[223];

Pardon for deserters, [397];