Paul M. Angle
Also known as
Paul McCelland AnglePaul Mcclelland AnglePaul McClelland AnglePaul M (Paul McClelland) 190 AnglePaul McClelland (1900-1975) AnglePaul M AnglePAUL M. ANGLEAngle Paul (compiled and edited by)paul m. anglePaul M. Angle.paul anglePaul (Ed) AngleAngle, Paul M., ed.Paul M. (Paul McClelland) 190 AnglePaul M. ANGLE
Born 1900-01-01
Died 1975-01-01
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Top Subjects
- Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) (7)
- Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 -- Chronology (6)
- Illinois (5)
- Lincoln, Abraham, -- 1809-1865 (3)
- History (3)
- Springfield (Ill.) (2)
- Bibliography (2)
Books by Paul M. Angle
Total count: 63
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Two years' residence on the English prairie of Illinois[s.n.]1822-01-01
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The Lincoln ReaderAmereon Ltd1911-11-01
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Lincoln in Springfielda guide to the places in Springfield which were associated with the life of Abraham Lincoln.Lincoln Centennial Association1925-01-01
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Lincoln in the year 1858being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that yearThe Lincoln Centennial Association1926-01-01
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Abraham Lincolnan authentic story of his lifeSpringfield Life Insurance Co.1926-01-01
Springfieldthe home of Abraham LincolnAbraham Lincoln Association1926-01-01-
Lincoln in the year 1854 [-1860 and as president-elect]being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that year [to March 5, 1861]The Lincoln Centennial Association1926-01-01
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Lincoln in the year 1859being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that yearThe Lincoln Centennial Association1927-01-01
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Lincoln in the year 1860 and as president-electbeing the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln from January 1, 1860, to March 5, 1861The Lincoln Centennial Association1927-01-01
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Lincoln in the year 1854being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that yearThe Lincoln Centennial Association1928-01-01
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Atlantic monthly Lincoln letters spurious1928-01-01
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One hundred years of lawan account of the law office which John T. Stuart founded in Springfield, Illinois, a century ago.Brown, Hay and Stephens1928-01-01
Lincoln in the year 1855being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that yearThe Abraham Lincoln Association1929-01-01-
Lincoln in the year 1856being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that yearThe Abraham Lincoln Association1930-01-01
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Lincoln in the year 1857being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln during that yearThe Abraham Lincoln Association1930-01-01
The Marine bankthe story of the oldest bank in Illinois.1931-01-01-
Lincoln, 1854-1861being the day-by-day activities of Abraham Lincoln from January 1, 1854 to March 4, 1861The Abraham Lincoln Association1933-01-01
"Here I have lived"a history of Lincoln's Springfield, 1821-1865The Abraham Lincoln association1935-01-01
Suggested readings in Illinois historywith a selected list of historical fiction.1935-01-01-
"Here I have lived"a history of Lincoln's Springfield, 1821-1865Rutgers University Press1935-01-01
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Basic Lincolniana1936-01-01
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Nathaniel Pope, 1784-1850a memoirPriv. print.1937-01-01
Bulletins of the Abraham Lincoln Association, 1923-1937, numbers 1 to 50The Association1938-01-01
The foundations of Lincoln's famea Lincoln's Day address delivered at Carleton CollegeCarleton College1939-01-01-
Illinois record perpetuated in the State Historical Library1940-01-01
The Lincoln Collection of the Illinois State Historical LibraryThe Library1940-01-01
Four Lincoln firstsBibliographical Society of America1942-01-01-
Letter to Major General Joseph Hooker, dated January 26, 1863The Caxton Club1942-01-01
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A handbook of Illinois historya topical survey with references for teachers and studentsThe Illinois state historical society1943-01-01
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Survey of manuscript collectionsUniversity of Chicago libraries ...1944-01-01
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A shelf of Lincoln booksa critical, selective bibliography of LincolnianaRutgers University Press, in association with the Abraham Lincoln Association of Springfield, Ill.1946-01-01
The great Chicago firedescribed in seven letters by men and women who experienced its horrors, and now published in commemoration of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the catastropheThe Chicago Historical Society1946-01-01
Abraham Lincoln, by some men who knew himbeing personal recollections of Judge Owen T. Reeves, Hon. James S. Ewing, Col. Richard P. Morgan, Judge Franklin Blades, John W. Bunn; with introd. by Isaac N. PhillipsAmericana House1950-01-01
Abraham Lincoln by Some Men Who Knew HimFacsimile editionAyer Co Pub1950-06-01
Bloody Williamsona chapter in American lawlessness.[1st ed.]Knopf1952-01-01-
Resort to violencechapter in American lawlessnessBodley Head1954-01-01
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By these wordsgreat documents of American liberty, selected and placed in their contemporary settingsRand McNally1954-01-01
By these wordsgreat documents of American liberty, selected and placed in their contemporary settingsRand McNally1954-01-01
The Chicago Historical Society, 1856-1956an unconventional chronicle.Rand McNally1956-01-01-
The American reader, from Columbus to todaybeing a compilation or collection of the personal narratives, relations and journals concerning the society, economy, politics, life and times of our great and many-tongued nationRand McNally1958-01-01
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The Library of Congressan account, historical and descriptivePrinted by the Kingsport Press1958-01-01
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The Library of Congressan account, historical and descriptiveKingsport Press1958-01-01
He belongs to the agesthe story of Abraham LincolnProduced by the U.S. Information Service1959-01-01-
A ballad of the north and southKingsport Press1959-01-01
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Tragic years, 1860-1865a documentary history of the American Civil WarSimon and Schuster1960-01-01
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The new nation grows.Volume two selected from The American Reader.Fawcett Publications1960-01-01
The American readerFawcett World Library1960-01-01-
The uneasy world.Fawcett1960-01-01
Stephen Arnold Douglas, Chicagoan and patriotan address delivered at the Chicago Historical Society, June 2, 1961Chicago Historical Society1961-01-01-
American culturesome beginnings.Privately printed at the Kingsport Press1961-01-01
Crossroads: 1913.Rand McNally1963-01-01-
The American familyan album of a self-reliant people.Privately printed by Kingsport Press1963-01-01
Crossroads: 1913.Rand McNally1963-01-01-
A pictorial history of the Civil War yearsDoubleday1967-01-01
Prairie State: impressions of Illinois, 1673-1967University of Chicago Press1968-01-01-
Bloody Williamsona chapter in American lawlessnessKnopf1969-01-01
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First in the hearts of his countrymenR. R. Donnelley1970-01-01
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The great Chicago fireOctober 8-10, 1871, described by eight men and women who experienced its horrors and testified to the courage of its inhabitants, new and enlarged edition published in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the fireChicago Historical Society1971-01-01
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On a variety of subjectsChicago Historical Society1974-01-01
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Philip K. Wrigleya memoir of a modest manRand McNally1975-01-01
The Lincoln Reader (History - United States Series)Reprint Services Corp1993-03-01
The American ReaderFrom Columbus To TodayKessinger Publishing, LLC2007-08-23
Living Lincoln the Man and His Times In HiBarnes Noble