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Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction. Subgenre: Biography + Autobiography / Historical. Age: 9-12 years. Publisher: Natl Geographic Soc Childrens books. Language: English. Format: hardcover. Release Date: May 1, 1996. Date Published: May 1, 1996.

Overview Details Customer Reviews Abe Lincoln Goes to Washington paints a vivid picture of the Springfield, llinois, years, when Abe met and married a pretty Kentucky woman, and made his name as a lawyer and politician. Author Cheryl Harness gives readers a moving account of Lincoln's rise and the tensions that dragged the nation into conflict. Brilliantly detailed maps and battle scenes deepen our understanding of the Civil War, and the book's richly imagined illustrations recreate the life...

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DescriptionCondition: NewReturn Period: 30 daysDelivery Time: View shipping tablePortrait of Abe Lincoln 20x30 poster20 inch by 30 inch poster print on standard paper. All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results. This item is custom made per order.

Abe Lincoln Afloat - J. C. Ladenheim. In 1828, Abe Lincoln, a gangling eighteen year old Hoosier farm boy, made the first of two 2,500 mile journeys down and up the Mississippi River, which he undertook at no small risk to life and limb. The youth marveled at the hazards of navigation, the strange plants and animal life, the crime and bustling commerce encountered along the great river and the slave plantations emerging from the wilderness. He visited a great city, heard foreign languages spoken...

Item Description From Lincoln's early practice of law in Springfield, Illinois, through his election to the Presidency on the eve of the Civil War to his untimely assassination, Harness weaves an enormous amount of information into this compelling picture of our 16th President's public and private life. Readers see Lincoln happy and gangly during his first dance with Mary Todd, playful with his young sons, and strong under pressure as he drafts the Emancipation Proclamation and delivers the Gettysburg...

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In Knob Creek, Kentucky, in 1816, seven-year-old Abe Lincoln falls into a creek and is rescued by his best friend, Austin Gollaher.

Abe Lincoln is on his way to give an important speech when he comes across a pig stuck in the mud. If he stops to help the pig, he'll get his brand-new suit dirty. But young Abe can't stand to see an animal in trouble. What should he do?

Four score and seven years ago, a mess this big would have been impossible! When MAx has to use his friend's computer to do a last minute President's Day assignment, he accidentally triggers a time machine that brings Abraham Lincoln into the present! Abe's a pretty cool guy. He likes pizza, and has a mean hook shot. But if he doesn't get back in time where he belongs, the entire course of history will change! Can Max and his buddies send Abe back before it's too late? Or will poor Max's last minute...

Drawn from the first 27 chapters of Carl Sandburg’s two-volume Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years, this is the story (and pre-story) of Abraham Lincoln’s growth from baby to boy to young man. With first some family history of his father and grandfather, this book tells of Lincoln’s games and chores as a boy, the things he handles and uses, the character building experiences, and the trials and the triumphs which helped shape him into the man he became. Read of Lincoln going from helping his father...

Among the most masterful matchups of actor and role in screen history is this stirring film of Robert E. Sherwood's beloved play taking a thoroughly human look at the early years of our 16th President, with all his frailties and strength of character. Best Actor Oscar nominee* Raymond Massey (who originated the role on stage) wonderfully plays the future Great Emancipator in a chronicle of his backwoods childhood through his first romance with Ann Rutledge (Mary Howard) to his phenomenal rise to...

Provides a fascinating portrayal of the sixteenth president who found compassion for animals of all kinds, including beginning the tradition of "pardoning" a turkey that was supposed to be Christmas dinner--an act that is carried out on each Thanksgiving at the White House in his honor.

In striking paintings and sparse, carefully chosen words, Turner and Minor create a look at Lincoln’s life through the fictional device of the great man’s own remembrances. Using language reminiscent of Lincoln’s own writings, Turner paints a portrait of the great man from his humble beginnings through his early triumphs to his struggles as President to abolish slavery and hold the nation together. Wendell Minor’s warm, colorful paintings capture Lincoln as he goes from boy to young man to...

Description Author Bios Abraham Lincoln grew up poor and without schooling in a Kentucky wilderness and lost his mother before he was ten. It was sparkplug Sally Bush Johnston who married his father, brought a library of books to their log cabin home, and believed in Abe from the beginning. She was an inspiring turning point for young Abe, who went on to become Americas sixteenth and most popular and respected president. A spirited introduction to the great American for young readers and a glimpse...

Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction. Subgenre: Biography + Autobiography / Historical. Age: 4-8 years. Publisher: Simon & Schuster. Language: English. Format: hardcover. Date Published: January 1, 2003.