Foreword | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xiii |
Abraham Lincoln Remembers Indiana | |
"There I grew up": Lincoln's Indiana in Context | p. 1 |
"The old homestead in Indiana": The Statement for John L. Scripps | p. 9 |
"My childhood's home I see again": Lincoln's Poetry about Indiana | p. 43 |
The Lincoln Family Remembers Indiana | |
"The inner life of Mr. L.": William Henry Herndon Collects the Memories | p. 59 |
"He was the best boy I ever saw": Sarah (Sally) Bush Johnston Lincoln | p. 63 |
"He loved us all": Matilda Johnston Hall Moore | p. 73 |
"[I] knew him intimately and well": Dennis Friend Hanks | p. 77 |
The Neighbors Remember Lincoln in Indiana | |
"Old friends of my boyhood": The Little Pigeon Creek Community | p. 101 |
"The man soared above us": Nathaniel Grigsby | p. 115 |
"Could I only whisper in her Ear-'Your Son was Presdt'": William Henry Herndon Visits the Sites | p. 127 |
"A boy of Extraordinary mind": David Turnham | p. 141 |
"Abe was always a man though a boy": William Wood | p. 153 |
"Said that he would be Presidt of the US": Elizabeth Crawford | p. 159 |
"I hit him with an Ear of Corn": Green B. Taylor | p. 171 |
"Learned boy among us unlearned folks": Anna Caroline Roby Gentry | p. 177 |
"I want a history written that is all true": Memories and Interpretations after Herndon | p. 181 |
Appendix | p. 193 |
Abraham Lincoln in Indiana Chronology | p. 195 |
Notes | p. 201 |
Selected Bibliography | p. 219 |
Index | p. 227 |
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