Lincoln's religion
by William Henry Herndon
Lecture delivered in Springfield, Ill., 12 Dec. 1873, in response to an 1872 lecture delivered by the Rev. James A. Reed, concerning the life and religious sentiments of Abraham Lincoln; Herndon's lecture was originally printed in Illinois State Register, 13 Dec. 1873.
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Text printed in 8 columns.
At head of title: State register, supplement.
In quarter bound boards (in single slipcase), which contain handwritten correspondence in ink between William H. Townsend and H.E. Barker pertaining to the enclosed broadside.
Includes bookplates on front lining papers, indication previous ownership by William H. Townsend and Justin G. Turner; handwritten signature on rear lining paper: DeWitt Miller, Forest Glen, Maryland.
Includes 2 leaves (28 cm.) containing typescript transcriptions of the Townsend-Barker correspondence; and 2 leaves (28 cm.) describing the contents of this piece.
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