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Lincoln's Yarns and Stories

by Alexander K. McClure

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  1. Various Introductory Essays And Preface

    25:32

  2. Part 1

    26:37

  3. Part 2

    27:15

  4. Part 3

    29:10

  5. Part 4

    27:29

  6. Part 5

    28:06

  7. Part 6

    27:10

  8. Part 7

    29:07

  9. Part 8

    29:44

  10. Part 9

    23:27

  11. Part 10

    32:05

  12. Part 11

    30:42

  13. Part 12

    30:29

  14. Part 13

    30:48

  15. Part 14

    29:39

  16. Part 15

    29:52

  17. Part 16

    27:25

  18. Part 17

    27:07

  19. Part 18

    26:24

  20. Part 19

    28:00

  21. Part 20

    28:30

  22. Part 21

    27:10

  23. Part 22

    26:40

  24. Part 23

    31:14

  25. Part 24

    28:37

  26. Part 25

    26:09

  27. Part 26

    26:21

  28. Part 27

    30:36

  29. Part 28

    27:20

  30. Part 29

    14:43

  31. Part 30

    41:01

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A quick reply, an awkward encounter, or a story told to settle an argument gives shape to this portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Alexander K. McClure's 1901 collection assembles anecdotes and speeches around the president's humor and judgment. The contents range from family matters and legal disputes to office seekers, cabinet members, and military commanders. Short entries let readers approach his public life through individual scenes rather than a continuous account of his career.

The accounts also turn from wit to wartime responsibility. Lincoln praises women raising funds for soldiers and their families, while another passage describes his demand that captured Black soldiers receive the protections given to other prisoners. His visit to Richmond brings him among people newly freed from slavery. These passages show how the collection places everyday humor beside political decisions and public addresses. It offers readers interested in Lincoln a series of glimpses into the character attributed to him by this later account.

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Reading time
About 10 hours
Pages
903
Language
English
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David Wales