Miscellaneous Topics
- The men stood like iron : how the Iron Brigade won its name byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) E493.5 I72 H47 1997Publication Date: c1997The dramatic story of how the backwoods frontier boys of Indiana and Wisconsin became soldiers of the "Iron Brigade."
- A short history of Reconstruction, 1863-1877 byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) E668 F662 1990Publication Date: 1st ed 1990, c1990
- The Prairie State ; a documentary history of Illinois byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) F536 P7 1976 v.1Publication Date: c1976v. 1. Colonial years to 1860.
- In tender consideration : women, families, and the law in Abraham Lincoln’s Illinois byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) KFI1291 W6 I5 2002Publication Date: c2002The library has a second copy of this title in the stacks.
- The jury in Lincoln’s America byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) KFI1742 M37 2012Publication Date: c2012
- Civil War stories byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) PS1097 A6 1994Publication Date: 1994
- The counsel assigned byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) PS3501 N569 C68 1918Publication Date: 1918, c1912
- The perfect tribute byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) PS3501 N569 P47 1908Publication Date: 1908 [c1906]**Online edition available via HathiTrust.
From Wikipedia: Andrews' best remembered work, "The Perfect Tribute", appeared in Scribner's in July 1906. It depicts Lincoln writing and delivering the Gettysburg Address, then concluding his speech was an utter failure. Later, he comforts a Confederate Captain as he dies in a prison hospital, and the Captain, who does not recognize him, praises the Address as "one of the great speeches in history". - Mister Lincoln : a drama in two acts byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) PS3563 I83 M5 1982Publication Date: c1982
- Little masterpieces of autobiography byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) E302.5 L58 1925Publication Date: 1925v. 1. Greatest Americans: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Abraham Lincoln.
- The life of honest Abe, done up brown in jazzistory byCall Number: Lincoln Collection (5th Floor East) E457 L42Publication Date: [c1929]Book version of disc jockey Larry Lawrence's daily "lectures" on the life of Lincoln: told in his own Jazzistory style originally broadcast on The Milwaukee Journal Station WTMJ.
