347. HART (CHARLES HENRY). Bibliographia Lincolniana: an Account of the Publications occasioned by the Death of Lincoln. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Albany, 1870 *One of 25 copies for private circulation. Inserted is a 2 pp. A. L. S. by the Author. 348. HART (CHARLES Masks of Great Americans. Illustrations on India paper. 4to, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut. *One of 50 copies printed on Dickenson paper. N. Y. 1899 349. HATHAWAY (WARREN). A Discourse occasioned by the Death of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco (slightly waterstained). Albany, 1865 *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. 350. HAVEN (E. O.). Memorial Proceedings in honor of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. Ann Arbor, Mich., 1865 *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. 351. HAVEN (GILBERT). The Cause and the Consequence of the Election of Abraham Lincoln; a Thanksgiving Sermon. 8vo, half morocco. Bost. 1860 352. HAVEN (GILBERT). The Uniter and Liberator of America. A Memorial Discourse. 8vo, half morocco. * A. L. S. by the Author inserted. Bost. 1865 353. HAWLEY (DR. B.). Truth and Righteousness Triumphant. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco. *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. Albany, 1865 354. HAY (HENRY PALETHORP). A Pastoral Letter for Wednesday, April 19, 1865. 8vo. Phila. 1865 * Presentation copy to President Johnson from the Author. 355. HAYDEN (MRS. CAROLINE A.). Our Country's Martyr. A Tribute to Lincoln, Our Beloved and Lamented President. 12mo, half cloth. Bost., n. d. 356. HAYDEN (W. B.). A Brief Abstract of Remarks on the Funeral of the President. 8vo, half morocco. Cinn. 1865 357. HAYÈRE (J. T.). Éloge Funèbre du Président A. Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. * Paris, 1865 *Very Scarce. Stamp of U. S. Legation on wrapper. 358. HAY (JOHN). Two L. S. 1 page each, 12mo, Wash., June 27, 1899. To Messrs. Pawson and Nicholson, order to bind a small MS.; and 1 page, 12mo. Jan. 2, 1900. To Col. John P. Nicholson. 2 pieces. * Both refer to Nicolay and Hay's work on Lincoln. 359. HEPWORTH (GEORGE H.). The Criminal; The Crime; The Penalty. 12mo, half morocco. Bost. 1865 360. HEPWORTH (GEORGE H.). Two Sermons on the Death of Lincoln. 12mo, half morocco. Bost. 1865 *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. 361. HERNDON (WILLIAM H.). A Series of Autograph Letters relating to Lincoln, between W. H. Herndon and Charles H. Hart, and from Herndon to Mr. Whiting. Mounted to 4to and bound in half green morocco, gilt top. 1866-1887 * The series comprises: A. L. S. from Jesse W. Weik, transmitting these letters; 33 letters from Mr. Herndon to Mr. Hart; 10 A. L. S. from Mr. Hart to Mr. Herndon; 6 A. L. S. from Mr. Herndon to Mr. Whiting; A. L. S. from Mr. Herndon to Mr. Boyd; and two copies of letters from Mr. Herndon to Mr. Hart. All of these letters relate to Abraham Lincoln, those from Mr. Hart referring to his Bibliography of Lincolniana or replying to the observations of Mr. Herndon. Among the letters from Mr. Herndon are three of great importance, while all are interesting, giving many details and incidents in Lincoln's life. In a letter dated Nov. 26, 1866, enclosing a copy of a letter to Mr. I. N. Arnold, Mr. Herndon writes of the domestic life of Lincoln and his wife, Mrs. Lincoln's domestic quarrels, in my opinion, sprang from a woman's revenge which she was not strong enough to resist. Poor woman! The World has no charity for her, and yet justice must be done herbeing careful not to injure her husband. All that I know ennobles both, and their difficulties sprang from human nature." In the enclosure he gives an account of the period of insanity in Lincoln's life. A letter dated Dec. 12, 1866, reads: "Mrs. Lincoln will scold me-poor woman, without knowing that I am her friend, determined to put her right before the world for all time.'' In a letter dated Dec. 28, written under a promise of secrecy, Mr. Herndon gives complete details of the various misfortunes of the ancestors of Lincoln, far more complete, in fact, than those related in the biography published in 1889 by Mr. Herndon, which he was forced to suppress on account of his revelations concerning the domestic troubles and ancestry of Lincoln. Letters to Mr. Whiting speak of Judge Davis and Mr. Lincoln. 362. HERNDON (WILLIAM H.) AND WEIK (J. W.). Herndon's Lincoln. The true story of a great life. Illustrated. FIRST EDITION. 3 vols. 12mo, original blue cloth, Chicago, n. d. gilt tops. * FINE COPY OF THE SCARCE FIRST EDITION with the suppressed passages. Laid in is a 1 p. 4to, L. S. from Robert Lincoln, who, referring to Mr. Herndon, writes, "I became convinced that he was actuated by an intense malice, and was possessed of a most ingenious imagination. The malice arose, I am quite sure, from the fact that my father could not see his way, in view of Herndon's personal character, to give him some lucrative employment during the War of the Rebellion." 363. HIBBARD (A. G.). In Memory of Abraham Lincoln. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco. Detroit, Mich., 1865 364. HICKS (COL. G. W.). Small 4to, half morocco. Abraham Lincoln. An Essay. *Inserted is an A. L. S. by the Author in regard to the book. 365. HINGELEY (E.). The Character and Greatness of Lincoln. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco. Monongahela, Pa. [1865] 366. HITCHCOCK (HENRY L.). God Acknowledged, in the Nation's Bereavement. 8vo, half morocco. * A. L. S. by the Author inserted. Cleveland, 1865 367. HOFFMAN (EUGENE AUGS.). The Martyr Presi dent. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1865 *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. 368. HOFFMAN (WILHELM). Abraham Lincoln, der Befreier der Negersklaven. Portrait and engravings. 12mo, original boards. Breslau, n. d. 369. HOLCOMBE (JAMES P.). The Election of a Black Republican President an overt Act of Aggression on the right of property in slaves. 16 pp, 8vo, original wrappers. Richmond, 1860 370. HOLLAND (J. G.). Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. Springfield, 1865 * A. L. S. by the Author inserted. 371. HOLLAND (J. G.). The Life of Abraham Lincoln. Portraits and illustrations. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, half calf. Springfield, Mass., 1866 * 2 page autograph letter of author laid in. 372. HOLMES (OLIVER WENDELL). A. L. S, 11⁄2 pp. 12mo, Bost. Dec. 14, 1866. Referring to his Poem "The Last Leaf" *"It is something to have one's name pleasantly associated, if only in a slight way with that of Lincoln." "I was at Governor Andrew's last evening and he again told me that Mr. Lincoln recited the whole poem from memory." 373. HOLZART zum Prasidentenstuhl oder Lebensgeschichte des Abraham Lincoln. Portraits. 12mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. 374. IIOPKINS (REV. T. M.). A Berlin, 1865 Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln delivered in Bloomington, Indiana. 8vo, half morocco. *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. n. p. [1865] 375. HORNBLOWER (W. H.). Sermon occasioned by the Assassination of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. Paterson, N. J., 1865 376. HOWARD (J. Q.). The Life of Abraham Lincoln: with Extracts from His Speeches. 12mo, half morocco, original covers bound in (waterstained). Columbus, 1860 *The second life of Lincoln published. See: Lincoln's autograph letter to Samuel Galloway which relates entirely to this work. 377. [HOWELLS (WILLIAM DEAN).] Lives and Speeches of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. Portraits. 12mo, original cloth. N. Y. 1860 * FIRST EDITION, containing an A. L. S. from Howells in regard to his works. 378. HOWLETT (T. R.). The Dealings of God with our Nation A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco. ', Washington, D. C., 1865 379. HULL (REV. MOSES). A Discourse on the Death of President Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. Decatur, Mich., 1865 380. HYLTON (J. DUNBAR). The Praesidicide: A Poem. 18mo, cloth. * FIRST EDITION. SCARCE. Phila. 1868 381. LES OF MARCH (The); or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen. Being a sequel to the end of the Irrepressible Conflict. By a Merchant of Philadelphia. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Phila. 1861 382. ILLINOIS CENTRAL. Abraham Lincoln as Attorney for the Illinois Central Railroad Company. Reproductions of original documents in Lincoln's handwriting. 4to, black limp morocco, uncut. * Edition limited to 200 copies. n. p.―n. d. 383. ILLINOIS. Death of Lincoln. Proceedings of Supreme Court of Illinois. 8vo, half morocco. Chicago, 1865 384. INAUGURAL ADDRESS. March 4, 1865. 4 pp. Facsimile of Letter to Thurlow Weed. 8vo, green levant morocco, wide inside borders, doublure and fly-leaves of watered silk, gilt top, by Zucker. [Wash. 1865] * Original printing of the Second Inaugural Address. Thurlow Weed's copy, with note in his handwriting. 385. [INGERSOLL (CHARLES).] An Undelivered Speech on Executive Arrests. 8vo, original wrappers, uncut and unopened. Phila. 1862 *The Author was arrested for this publication. 386. INGERSOLL (ROBERT G.). Abraham Lincoln, A Lecture. Portraits. 12mo, original wrappers. N. Y. 1903 * Only 10 copies of this edition printed. 387. IN MEMORIAM. Abraham Lincoln assassinated at Washington, April 14, 1865. Being a brief account of Meetings at Buffalo, N. Y. 8vo, half morocco. Buffalo, 1865 388. IN MEMORIAM. Containing his Farewell Speech at Springfield, Proclamation of Emancipation, Address at Gettysburg, etc. Small 4to, half morocco, original covers bound in. N. Y.: Trent, Filmer & Co., n. d. 389. INTERIOR Causes of the War: the Nation Demonized, and the President a Spirit-rapper. By a Citizen of Ohio. 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1863 390. INTERVIEW between President Lincoln and Col. John B. Baldwin, April 4, 1861. Statements and Evidence. Svo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in, (stained). Staunton, Virginia, 1866 391. IRVIN (WILLIAM). A Sermon on the Death of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1865 * A. L. S. by the Author inserted. 392. IVES (ALFRED E.). Victory Turned into Mourning. A Discourse preached at Castine. *A. L. S. by the Author inserted. 8vo, half morocco. Bangor, Me., 1865 393. JA AGGAR (THOMAS A.). A Sermon at the Anthon 394. JAMES (JAMES). The Two Epistles. The Angel's Address, or The Glorious Message. Commanded to be sent to Lincoln. July 21, 1864. 8vo, half cloth, original front cover bound in. Albany [1864] * VERY SCARCE. 395. JEFFERSON DAVIS and his complicity in the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and where the Traitor shall be tried for treason. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Phila. 1866 396. JEFFERY (R.). The Mission of Abraham Lincoln. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco. Phila. 1865 397. JERMON (J. WAGNER). Abram Lincoln and South Carolina. Small 8vo, original wrappers. * SCARCE. Phila. David E. Thomson, 1861 : |