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Sam Wellman. Read about Abe Lincoln from his younger years to his later life. He was the man for his time and a man for all times. Illustrated. Paper; Barbour
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Sam Wellman. Read about Abe Lincoln from his younger years to his later life. He was the man for his time and a man for all times. Illustrated. Paper; Barbour
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