Meet Abraham Lincoln First edition by Cary, Barbara (1965) Hardcover

Paper Book, 1709

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Available

Call number

973.7092

Genres

Collections

Biography, American History

Publication

Random House Books for Young Readers (1709), Edition: 1

Description

Highlights the life of the man who was President during the Civil War.

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"When Abraham Lincoln was born, slavery was an everyday part of life. Even so, Abe didn't like it. As he grew older he worked to aid his countrymen regardless of their color. . .After years of hard work, he became president of the United States and ended slavery." Source: The back cover of the book.

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