Meet Abraham Lincoln (Step-Up Books) (1965)

by Barbara Cary

Other authors: Jack Davis (Illustrator)

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This warmly told biography of our sixteenth president is enriched by many authentic but seldom told anecdotes and complemented by bold color illustrations that capture the spirit of Lincoln and his era. From the Trade Paperback edition.

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Barbara Cary	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Davis, Jack	Illustrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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Step-Up Books

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Lot of 3: (1) Meet Benjamin Franklin; (2) Meet Abraham Lincoln; (3) The Story of Flight [Step-up Books] by Maggi Scarf

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Meet Abraham Lincoln (Step-Up Books)

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1965

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Abraham Lincoln

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DO NOT COMBINE Step-Up Books with Landmark Books.

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This warmly told biography of our sixteenth president is enriched by many authentic but seldom told anecdotes and complemented by bold color illustrations that capture the spirit of Lincoln and his era. From the Trade Paperback edition.

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