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Angle, Paul M. (Editor) : Lincoln Centennial Association Bulletin. Bulletin No. 7, June 1, 1927

Lincoln Centennial Association, Springfield, IL, 1927

Original publisher's beige papers wrappers with staple binding. 6" x 9." Eight pages, complete. Pages and covers are very clean and intact except for age toning, a few light smudges, and slight wrinkling along edges and on last page. A Very Good copy. Bulletin No. 7, the June 1, 1927 issue of the Lincoln Centennial Association Bulletin. The Lincoln Centennial Association (LCA) was founded in 1908 on the occasion of celebrating the centennial of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. The LCA still exists to this day as the Abraham Lincoln Association (ALA), a scholarly forum that focuses on the study of Abraham Lincoln. This issue contains the following articles and features: "A New Program: Association Plans Work," "Lincoln: Described in Family Letters," "Lincoln Essay Contest Conducted by Japanese" [about an essay contest in Japan in which students submitted essays about Lincoln; an extract from the student who won first prize is reprinted here; article also references the poignant opinions of Japanese students who say were Lincoln alive at the time, he would not permit the Chinese Exclusion Act and related laws], "Albert J. Beveridge," "A New Form for the Bulletin," "A Forgotten Lincoln Speech" [about Lincoln's speech in Beloit, Illinois in which he affirmed the anti-slavery position of the Republican Party].. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

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