Lincoln's Citadel
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07-30-2013, 09:12 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-30-2013 12:49 PM by Gene C.)
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RE: Lincoln's Citadel
(07-29-2013 11:33 PM)Dawn E Foster Wrote: You sound just like me, Gene! And that's how I've gathered most of mine too. Which ones did you get? (especially the children's?) Recently purchased Children's Books The Abraham Lincoln You Never Knew by James Collier Lincoln's Animal Friends by Ruth Painter Randall Abraham Lincoln - The Greatest of Good Men - U J Hoffman Abe Lincoln by Sterling North Abraham Lincoln Friend of the People by Clara Ingram Judson The Story of Abraham Lincoln by Nina Brown Baker Abraham Lincoln - God's Leader for a Nation by David Collins Vinnie and Abraham by Dawn FitzGerald About 2 months ago I wanted to see if the way Abraham Lincoln was portrayed in children's books had changed in the past 50-70 years. I went to the library and checked out a few, then purchased a few older books. So far, the older books mention his christian values more than the newer books, and talked more about his character and the newer ones talk more about his accomplishments. That's just my broad generalization, I'm still comparing. It's not a serious study, I was just curious. I also enjoy the illustrations. On the more adult level, and I haven't read these yet Darkest Dwan by Thomas Goodrich (reading it now - it's good) Honor's Voice by Douglas Wilson Lincolns Legends by Edward Steers In Lincoln's Footsteps by Don Davenport (it's a travel book I ordered for $0.01, what did I have to loose) Lincoln's Assassins by James Swanson Lincoln and Kennedy: Medical and Ballistic Comparisons by John Lattimer The Secret War for the Union by Edwin Fishel They have Killed Papa Dead by Anthony Pitch There are alot of reasonably priced books available. So many books, so little time So when is this "Old Enough To Know Better" supposed to kick in? |
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