The Letters of President Lincoln on Questions of National Policy. I. To General McClellan. II. To Horace Greeley. III. To Fernando Wood. IV. To The Albany Committee. V. To Governor Seymour. VI. To The Springfield Meeting

[Abraham Lincoln]

Editore: H. H. Lloyd, New York, 1863

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Stitched wraps. Approx. 7.5" x 4.5". 22 pages. Fragile original tan wraps are dulled and toned. Title printed on page 1. Advertisement printed on the verso of the title page. Front cover is creased with a small closed edge tear. The rear wrap, with publisher advertisements, is detached. Small diagonal upper corner chip and creased section on the rear cover. Pages 21, 22 creased with small tear in the upper corner. Interior contents clean. From the publisher's introductory remarks, "President Lincoln, during his administration, has found himself placed, more than once, in a position where he had no precedents to guide him, either in the administrations of his predecessors or in the policy pursued by the Rulers of Free Peoples elsewhere. In these emergencies he has taken counsel of his own vigorous common sense, and done what he believed to be right and just." Scarce. Three copies located in institutions. Few auction records. Monaghan No. 226. Codice articolo 27773

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Titolo: The Letters of President Lincoln on ...

Casa editrice: H. H. Lloyd, New York

Data di pubblicazione: 1863

Legatura: Wraps

Condizione: Good

Edizione: First Edition.