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He Knew Lincoln
Ida M. Tarbell
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A lovely, albeit short, “first hand” account of Lincoln (fictionalized but very believable). His charisma and easy likability were beyond compare. A heartfelt friend’s account of his dealings with Lincoln, the down to earth greatest man ever made—“leastwise, I don’t want to know a better one.”
What a charming series of stories. I came across a much damaged first edition when cleaning out my aunt’s house and knowing Ida Tarbell and being curious about her - kept it. I think she does a great job bringing the personality of Lincoln alive and conveying to kids (and adults) that historical fig
Interesting insight into why Abe Lincoln was so loved and hated.
Hilarious anecdotes about Abraham Lincoln, 2nd hand, written in the 2nd person.
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I truly loved this book. It is written with Billy Brown's dialect and makes you feel you are actually there listening to the stories he tells. It's a short read and well worth the time.