A man for the ages
a story of the builders of democracy
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Author
Contributions
- Adams, John Wolcott, 1874-1925. - Contributor
Publication
1919 - Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis, Indiana
Language
English
Word Count
104,000 words, Guess
Page Count
416 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL24190125M
- OCLC Control Number187572144
- OCLC Control Number14934151
- OCLC Control Number57229201
- Internet Archiveamanfortheagesst08bach
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- Library of Congress Control Number19018608
Classifications
- LCCPZ3.B123 Ma
Alternate Titles
- Story of the builders of democracy
Description
“A story of the youth and early manhood of Lincoln. Opening in Vermont In 1831, the story carries a typical pioneer family across the country to Illinois, the land of plenty. The Traylors settle In New Salem where they meet the lean, gaunt youth known as Abe Lincoln. They become friends and the friendship stands the test of shared joys and sorrows in the primitive frontier community. The conditions of the time are pictured and the growth of the anti-slavery sentiment, although the narrative, ending with Lincoln’s departure to take his seat in congress in 1847, does not take in the active conflict. The “underground railroad” too has a part in the story. A concluding chapter in the form of a memoir sketches the later years of Lincoln’s life.” “The Abraham Lincoln of Irving Bacheller’s new novel is not the half legendary figure of popular imagination or even of some biographers. It is a re-creation of Lincoln, the fellow human being.” – The Book Review Digest
Subjects
Genres
- Fiction
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