Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 290
ehad gained a fair education, and was finally en-abled to begin the practice of law. The life ofLincoln after his thirtieth year is familiar toalmost every boy and girl in the wide land. There was not a years difference betweenthe ages of Abraham Lincoln and JeffersonDavis; and it is an interesting… … ILLIE LINCOLN Spring in Washington was never more beau-tiful than in April, 1861, when my.two bro-thers and I crossed Lafayette Square on ourway to the White House. My mother had sent us to play with theLincoln boys. Mrs. Lincoln had told howlonely her sons were, and asked to have mybrothers come…
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