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1861 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Pencil Sketch of Lincoln Seated Writing by his Private Secretary, John Hay Pentecostal and vain glory

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and vain glory

It is written to William Wilberforce

Photographer: James Huff of Greenwich

"No copy located" by Roberts

He continued faithful in his ministry there until called by death on May 26

1861 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Pencil Sketch of Lincoln Seated Writing by his Private Secretary, John Hay Pentecostal and vain gloryThis is an absolute gem. By descent in a family scrapbook containing much other Lincolniana and related material from the family of John Hay. This is an original sketch in the hand of John Hay, taken impromptu, of Abraham Lincoln resting beside a stump. It was likely during his campaign for the presidency, when he first grew his beard. They appear to have taken a roadside break and he is hard at work perhaps on a campaign speech or similar. Quite

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