Abraham Lincoln (Caldecott Medal Winner),Used
Abraham Lincoln (Caldecott Medal Winner),Used
Abraham Lincoln (Caldecott Medal Winner),Used

Abraham Lincoln (Caldecott Medal Winner),Used

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Brand: Doubleday & Co, Inc., Garden City, NY
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Very good, illustrated hardcover which includes print of Caldecot seal on cover, not numbered, approximately 60 pps. Corners bumped, spine straight and tight, sewn binding tight, no writing, marks, stains on interior pages. Missing dust wrapper. 'Camping for weeks in Lincoln country, the d'Aulaires imbibed the spirit of the man Lincoln as well as his humor and good will. From his days as a clerk, teaching himself law reading Blackstone, practicing law in Springfield, running unsuccessfully for office, debating Stephen Douglas over the issue of slavery, and ultimately becoming President of the United States, the d'Aulaires have written and beautifully illustrated the life of one of America's most remarkable citizens. ' ALL PHOTOS ARE OF OUR LISTED BOOK. NO STOCK PHOTOS ARE USED. IF YOU'D LIKE TO SEE ADDITIONAL PHOTOS, PLEASE LET US KNOW.

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