‎Lincoln‎

‎Steffens Lincoln‎

‎The Shame of the Cities‎

‎Hill and Wang. Used - Good. Good condition. Owner's name on inside. Writing inside. Highlighting inside. Hill and Wang unknown‎

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‎Steffens Lincoln‎

‎Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens: Volume II: Muckraaking Revolution Seeing America Last‎

‎Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. Used - Good. Good condition. Volume 2. Owner's name on inside. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : N10J-00784

‎LINCOLN E F‎

‎The Heritage of Yorkshire‎

‎London: Oldbourne. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1967. Hardcover. 132ppillustrated bound in original blue cloth with VG dustwrapper; Square Octavo . Oldbourne hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : 59371

‎Lincoln Electric Company‎

‎How To Read Shop Drawings: With Special Reference To Welding And Welding Symbols‎

‎Literary Licensing LLC 2012-07-28. Paperback. Good. Literary Licensing, LLC paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : SONG1258449587 ???????? : 1258449587 9781258449582

‎Charles H. Lincoln‎

‎The Revolutionary Movement in Pennsylvania 1760-1776‎

‎The Scholar's Bookshelf 2008-03-06. Paperback. Used:Good. The Scholar's Bookshelf paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : DADAX1601051468 ???????? : 1601051468 9781601051462

‎James Lincoln Collier‎

‎Jazz: The American Theme Song‎

‎Oxford University Press USA 1993-09-09. Hardcover. Used:Good. Oxford University Press, USA hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : DADAX0195079434 ???????? : 0195079434 9780195079432

‎Bruce Lincoln‎

‎Holy Terrors: Thinking about Religion after September 11‎

‎University Of Chicago Press 2002-01-15. 1. Hardcover. Used:Good. University Of Chicago Press hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : DADAX0226481921 ???????? : 0226481921 9780226481920

‎Douglas Preston Lincoln Child‎

‎Dance of Death‎

‎Grand Central Publishing 2006-01-01. Reprint. Mass Market Paperback. Used:Good. Grand Central Publishing paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : DADAX0446617091 ???????? : 0446617091 9780446617093

‎Lincoln D. Stein‎

‎Web Security: A Step-by-Step Reference Guide‎

‎Addison-Wesley Professional 1998-01-10. 1. Paperback. Used:Good. Addison-Wesley Professional paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : DADAX0201634899 ???????? : 0201634899 9780201634891

‎Douglas & Child Lincoln Preston‎

‎The Wheel of Darkness‎

‎Orion UK 2008. Paperback. Very Good. 513 pages. Reading creases to spine. No inscriptions. Perched like a black crow on a crag in the most hostile depths of the Himalayas stands a monastery. For a thousand years the monks have kept guard. Now their sanctum has been violated the secret carried off. After a millennium of hiding from the world the guardians of the treasure will have to turn to an outsider for help. Luckily Special Agent Aloysius Pendergast is no stranger. Having trained body and mind in Tibet he knows the land well. But neither he nor his ward Constance are prepared for the truth about what the monks have been protecting. The pursuit of the stolen artefact takes Pendergast and Constance far from the snowy wastes to where the largest-ever ocean liner is preparing for her maiden voyage. As Pendergast and Constance board they know they are joined by a cargo of secrets and murderers. As the ship slips into the night it becomes a deadly race to recover the secret of the monks or blackness to threaten to fall not just over the ship but the wider world. A stunning dance of death and mystery THE WHEEL OF DARKNESS takes the most unusual investigator around on his most thrilling mission yet. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Fiction; Thrillers; ISBN/EAN: 9781407226828. Inventory No: 12050025. 9781407226828 Orion paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : 12050025 ???????? : 1407226827 9781407226828

‎Frances Lincoln Ltd‎

‎Jesus of Nazareth‎

‎Frances Lincoln Ltd. Used - Good. Former Library book. Shows some signs of wear and may have some markings on the inside. Frances Lincoln Ltd unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : GRP57500203 ???????? : 0711208719 9780711208711

‎Joseph C. Lincoln‎

‎Cap'n Warren's Wards‎

‎Book Jungle 2009-05-18. Paperback. Good. Book Jungle paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : SONG1438517734 ???????? : 1438517734 9781438517735

‎Michael & Leigh Richard & Lincoln Henry Baigent‎

‎The Messianic Legacy‎

‎Corgi UK 1987. Paperback. Good. 500 pages. Edgewear and minor creasing to covers. Lightly tanned pages. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Myths Legends & Folklore; Religion & Theology. ISBN: 0552131822. ISBN/EAN: 9780552131827. Inventory No: 11010646. 9780552131827 Corgi paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : 11010646 ???????? : 0552131822 9780552131827

‎Lincoln Preston‎

‎Dance of Death‎

‎Doubleday Book Clubs Pymble NSW Australia 2006. Book Club Edition. Trade Paperback. Good. Covers have heavy creasing. Spine has moderate reading creases. Pages are clean and unmarked and in excellent condition. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Fiction; Crime; ISBN: 1920798900. ISBN/EAN: 9781920798901. Inventory No: 10054032. 9781920798901 Doubleday Book Clubs paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : 10054032 ???????? : 1920798900 9781920798901

‎Lincoln Child‎

‎Utopia‎

‎Hutchinson UK 2003. First Edition. Hardcover. Good ex-library/Good. Usual library markings spine lean The world's grandest theme park is a place known for its cutting-edge robots awe-inspiring holographics and white-knuckle thrills. Stretching out beneath a vast golden dome in the desert north of Las Vegas Utopia attracts some 65000 visitors a day who travel into the pleasure dome via a gleaming monorail to experience state-of-the-art rides fireworks light shows amazing robotics and even a gambling casino. When serious mishaps start to disrupt the once flawless technology and a popular rollercoaster nearly kills a rider the brilliant computer engineer who designed much of the technology is summoned to put things right. But on the day that Andrew Warne arrives Utopia finds itself in the grip of something far more sinister and every man woman and child trapped in the dome are at risk. As the minutes tick away Warne's struggle to outwit his opponents becomes increasingly urgent - his teenage daughter is just one of the unsuspecting potential victims amongst the crowd in the park. With hair-raising thrills and heart-stopping twists Lincoln Child takes the reader on a rollercoaster ride which is a complete tour-de-force. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Science Fiction & Fantasy; ISBN: 0091799872. ISBN/EAN: 9780091799878. Inventory No: 09120089. 9780091799878 Hutchinson hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : 09120089 ???????? : 0091799872 9780091799878

‎James Lincoln Collier‎

‎Outside Looking in‎

‎Very Good. Clean sound copy. Appears minimally read/unread. No name or markings noted. Lightly tanned. Light edge wear. unknown‎

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‎LINCOLN Abraham;REAM Vinnie Subjects;HALL Gordon Langley Author‎

‎VINNIE REAM THE STORY OF THE GIRL WHO SCULPTED LINCOLN‎

‎Hardcover. Fair. Stated first. Jacket has a lot of wear is heavily tanned nad has taped repairs. Boards are generally nice but front cover has what appears to be a glue drip down right edge. : No name or markings noted. Body of text is clena and binding sound. hardcover‎

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‎Child Lincoln‎

‎The Forgotten Room Dr. Jeremy Logan‎

‎Corsair. PAPERBACK. 1472108191 . Good. Corsair paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : QQ0008319 ???????? : 1472108191 9781472108197

‎Lincoln Y. Rathnam‎

‎Nursing Home Nor'Easter: Weather the Financial Storm of Aging in Massachusetts‎

‎CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD codes toys may not be included. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : 3237579863 ???????? : 1505666031 9781505666038

‎Paine Lincoln‎

‎THE SEA AND CIVILIZATION; A MARITIME HISTORY OF THE WORLD‎

‎Vintage Books 2015. Trade paperback. As new. Vintage Books c2015. first printing. 744pp. index bibliography notes black and white illustrations. 8vo. Uncreased spine as new unread trade paperback. Vintage Books unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : 96169 ???????? : 1101970359 9781101970355

‎Lincoln Abraham; Bancroft George‎

‎MEMORIAL ADDRESS ON THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN Delivered at the Request of Both Houses of the Congress of America Before them In the House of Representatives at Washington on the 12th of February 1866.‎

‎Washington: Government Printing Office 1866. First edition. With a fine steel-engraved portrait of Lincoln engraved by the Treasury Department as frontispiece. 8vo in the original brown pebbled and blind-stamped cloth with gilt tooled lettering block on the upper cover. 69 including appendix pp. A fine and bright copy the work is typically found with heavy foxing but in this copy it is only modestly so on the endpapers flies and prelims otherwise the book is nearly completely free of the usual foxing the brown cloth is not faded and the binding is firm a little cosmetic wear to the cloth in a short section of the outside hinges near the foot of the spine. VERY SCARCE FIRST EDITION. In Bancroft’s words: “The Assassination of Lincoln who was so free from malice has by some mysterious influence struck the country with solemn awe and hushed instead of exciting the passion for revenge. It seems as if the just had died for the unjust. When I think of the friends I have lost in this war---and every one who hears me has like myself lost some of those whom he most loved---there is no consolation to be derived from victims on the scaffold or from anything but the established union of the regenerated nation.<br> In his character Lincoln was through and through an American.Douglas his rival said of him: “Lincoln is the honestest man I ever knewâ€.the habits of his mind were those of meditaton and inward thought rather than of action. He delighted to express his opinions by an apothegm illustrate themby a parable or drive them home by a story. He was skillful in analysis discerned with precision the central idea on which a question turned and knew how to disengage it and present it by itself in a few homely stron old English words that would be intelligible to all.â€<br> Bancroft’s speech on Lincoln is one of the finest to have come out of the Congress. This first edition copy in fine condition is unusual for its import and its condition.<br><br> Government Printing Office hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : 30627

‎Carl Lincoln Sandburg‎

‎Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and the War Years One-Volume Edition‎

‎New York: Harcourt Brace and Company n.d. c. 1954. Hardcover. One-Volume Edition. Fair. A nice reading copy that is handsome on the bookshelf. Red cloth over boards with gilt lettering to spine and gilt facsimile Lincoln signature to front cover. Pictorial black endpapers: Lincoln hand cast and life mask. Fair book with no jacket. Front pastedown has bookplate from prior owner. No other markings. Sewn binding is straight and tight. Rear hinge cracked. Not from a library. No remainder mark. xiv 762 pages. More than 80 illustrations. Sandburg's monumental biography of Lincoln's life. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize.<br /> Harcourt, Brace & Company hardcover‎

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‎Lincoln Abraham‎

‎President Abraham Lincoln Appoints a Washington Militia Officer to Help Defend the Nation’s Capital as Civil War Looms‎

‎Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated on March 4 1861 and he was immediately faced with the secession crisis the looming confrontation at Fort Sumter and the potential secession of neighboring Virginia. In order to defend the nation’s capital as the Civil War loomed and broke out from Lincoln’s inauguration to July 1861 33 companies of infantry and one company of cavalry were raised from the District militia. Since the District of Columbia was Federal territory it was the job of the President to approve the commission of the officers. Document signed Washington March 27 1861 appointing Joseph B. Moore “First Lieutenant of Infantry in the Seventh Regiment Fourth Brigade of the Militia of the District of Columbia.†The document is countersigned by Simon Cameron as Secretary of War and the Great Seal of the U.S. is still present. It soon became apparent that the local militia could not handle the crisis and Lincoln called for states in the North to send troops to assist. Some Pennsylvania militia and regulars from Minnesota arrived in the capital on April 18 to join approximately 600 District of Columbia militia 200 U.S. Marines and about 600 regulars. The Sixth Massachusetts Infantry Regiment arrived the next day after experiencing problems and violence in Baltimore. Within five days of the Seventh New York Infantry Regiment’s arrival in the Union capital 7500 volunteers were quartered in the city and by the end of the month of April the number had grown to nearly 11000 unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : 12639

‎Hazel Lincoln‎

‎Little Elephant's Trunk‎

‎Whitman & Company Albert 2006. Hardcover. Acceptable. Disclaimer:A readable copy. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Pages can include considerable notes-in pen or highlighter-but the notes cannot obscure the text. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Whitman & Company, Albert hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : G0807545910I5N00 ???????? : 0807545910 9780807545911

‎Lincoln Abraham‎

‎The Compassion and Mercy of President Abraham Lincoln: He Saves a Poor Soldier’s Life Pardoning an Admitted Deserter Whose Crime Carried the Death Penalty But Who Pleaded That He had Deserted Because his Family was Destitute‎

‎The deserter also made the surprising claim that he was a War Department Secret Service asset whose work needed to continue Lincoln’s compassion and mercy are central to his legacy and the picture that has come down to us envisions him as a man who was generous of spirit who pardoned soldiers who fell asleep on guard duty showed leniency whenever possible even to deserters and aided widows and orphans. Because of his position as President he had opportunities to prove or disprove this reputation as many requests for pardons deferrals of executions and pleas to aid soldiers came to him. From the start of the Civil War Lincoln felt the weight of the sacrifice that so many families were making for the Union and he saw that tens and then hundreds of thousands of men – sons husbands and brothers – were dying. He was not anxious for any additional lives to be taken. He was especially interested in mitigating death sentences for military offenses such as desertion and was moved by the pleas made by fathers and mothers on behalf of children under arrest and incarcerated. So he spent time reviewing the results of army courts-martial cases. His writings show that he seldom turned the needy aside which did not meet with the approval of his generals or legal staff. Attorney General Edward Bates’ pardon clerk later wrote of Bates that he discovered “his most important duty was to keep all but the most deserving cases from coming before the kind Mr. Lincoln at all; since there was nothing harder for him to do than to put aside a prisoner’s application and he could not resist it when it was urged by a pleading wife and a weeping child.†Abraham Lower enlisted in the 72nd Regiment Pa. Volunteers as a sergeant on August 10 1861. He deserted and was arrested in 1863. On July 25 of that year he wrote directly to President Lincoln from his cell in Philadelphia. In the letter he admits deserting gives his reason why as being the destitution of his family and further states that though not in the U.S. service he was acting under commission of Pennsylvania Governor Andrew Curtin and also aiding War Department secret service activities in Pennsylvania and Maryland. He gives specific examples of his actions. The William H. Shearman he mentions was his brother-in-law but was surely a secret service agent in the War Department as records of that department show a large payment of $5000 to him for his activities in 1863. Lower claims to essentially have been involved in Shearman’s activities but whether he was or not is not known. Certainly he swings from a simple plea for mercy to claiming to be a War Department asset. Shearman went to see President Lincoln to plead for his brother-in-law’s life. He delivered Lower’s letter which reads in part: “The bearer of this document William H. Shearman a special officer in the secret service of the War. Dept intending to visit you in my behalf I deemed it proper to write a full statement of my case. At the breaking out of the Rebellion. I enlisted in the 19th Regt. P. V. for 3 months service and at the expiration of the term of service I was honorably discharged on the 10th of August 1861 I reenlisted in Co A. 72nd Regt. P. V. in December 1861. While the Regt. was encamped …I received very discouraging news from home my Wife & Child being sick and in a suffering condition without the means to live on and no one to take care of her all the male members of my own and her family being then in the Army in all making 7 men from the one family being thus placed. Without protection or a helping hand humanity demanded that I should risk all dangers to protect and save my family from starvation which was a staring them in the face with every prospect’s of a hard winter. I left my Regt. without proper leave and went home intending to return in a few days. But through force of circumstance and the earnest entreaties of my wife and mother not to leave them in a destitute condition without any supporter I was induced to remain at home. “At the time of the advance of the Rebel Army into Pennsylvania in September 1862 I was residing in Delaware Co Pa. On the call of Gov Curtin for Vol. I enlisted in a company from Chester Borough and was elected 1st Lieutenant. the company was attached to the 16th Regt. State Militia and went into service in the state of Maryland. I have a commission from Gov. Curtin to that effect on the return home of the Company I assisted Capt. Wm. Gray of Chester to recruit and fill a company for 9 months service which company was afterwards attached to a Phila. Regt. On Mr. Shearman’s getting his appointment I was appointed an aid by him and succeeded in aiding in the arrest of several abettors of the rebels. At the Point of Rocks I entrapped the spy Dobson now confined in the Capitol prison…At Seaford Delaware we arrested Dr. Hugh. Martin and several others: Knights of the Golden Circle whom we entrapped…we also seized the sloop Ramsey on the E. S. Md which was sold by the U. S. Commissioner at Phila. as a prize. I was transferred by Mr. Shearman to Col. Fish at Baltimore. and was empowered by him as an agent of the secret service in his Dept. While employed by him I succeeded in entrapping and and arresting a gang of blockade runners and abettors…Mr. Cook Post Master of Chaptico St Mary’s Co with a mail from Virginia and letters he wished me to take to Richmond. Mr Keys for sending information to the Rebel Govt. Mr Addison suspected of being a rebel agent. Mr. Dorsey a member of Jackson’s Army. Mr. Roberts with goods to take to Richmond. W. Goodrich H. Curnan and A. Helmlin acting as guides & Agent’s for Blockade runners…I have information of several parties who are sending communications to the South who I am positive I can detect having become connected with the Knights of the Golden Circle so as to enable me to entrap them with the knowledge I have of these parties I am confident I can benefit the Government in the present capacity more than I could in any other way. If I am granted the privilege of still continuing in search of them. “Having given a plain statement of my case and also of the services I have rendered the Govt. I ask of you as a Father & Gentleman. and as a Chief Magistrate and an officer who can appreciate the services I have rendered and who can temper Mercy & humanity with Justice to grant me all the benefits in a fair and impartial hearing that may arise in the consideration of my case. I am fully sensible of the wrong I have committed but I have tried to atone for it by doing all that laid in my power to assist the Administration detecting the enemy at home. even by placing my life in the balance in case I should be detected in exposing those who are plotting to destroy the Government. “Praying that you will look into my case in as favorable a light as possible and grant the begged for pardon either by ordering me to be transferred to Mr Shearman in the Secret Service or by ordering my discharge so that I can still continue to follow and bring to Justice those who are doing all in their power to prevent the reconstructing of the Union. By so doing you will never have cause to regret by any of my future actions and I will ever pray for your success in all your transactions and do all in my power hereafter to aid your wishes and that of the Government…Respectfully yours to Command Abraham. Lower Jr.†This letter is in the Lincoln Papers in the Library of Congress. Letter signed Washington August 4 1863 almost surely to Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton. “Let Abraham Lower 72nd Regiment Pa. Volunteers now under arrest in Philadelphia for desertion be pardoned and discharged from the military service of the United States.†The text of the letter is in the hand of Lincoln’s secretary John Hay. “The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln†relates that Sergeant Lower of Company A was discharged by special order on August 5 the very next day unknown‎

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