With Malice Toward None

The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Exhibition    

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Broadside by Against Slavery (016.00.00)

Broadside Against Slavery
Kansas. To Those that Desire that Kansas Should be Free. Worcester, MA: November 22, 1854. Printed Ephemera Collection, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress (016)
Digital ID # al0016

Lincoln and Douglas Debate in Peoria, 1854 (018.00.00)

Lincoln and Douglas in Peoria, 1854
William H. Pierce. Reminiscence on the debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas in Peoria on October 16, 1854. Holograph manuscript, ca. 1900. Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (018)
Digital ID # al0018, al0018_01–al0018_09

Railroad Map of Illinois (023.00.00)

Railroad Map of Illinois
G. Woolworth Colton’s Railroad Map of Illinois. New York: G. Woolworth Colton, 1861. Lithograph. Geography and Map Division, Library of Congress (023)
Digital ID # rr002040

Franklin Pierce to William Clark, April 9, 1854 (014.00.01)

President Pierce’s Support for the Kansas-Nebraska Act
President Franklin Pierce to William C. Clark, April 9, 1854. Holograph letter. On loan from a private collector (014)
Digital ID # al0014_01, 0014_02, 0014_03

Reynold’s Political Map of the United States (013.00.00)

Reynolds's Political Map of the United States
William C. Reynolds and J.C. Jones. Reynolds’s Political Map of the United States, Designed to Exhibit the Comparative Area of the Free and Slave States and the Territory Open to Slavery or Freedom by the Repeal of the Missouri Compromise, ca. 1856. Hand-colored lithograph map. Geography and Map Division, Library of Congress (013)
Digital ID # ct000604

Rise to National Prominence  |  The New Lincoln  |  Finding His Voice

“Can we, as a nation...” (020.00.01)

“Can we, as a nation, continue together permanently—forever—half slave, and half free?”
Abraham Lincoln to George Robertson, August 15, 1855. Holograph letter inserted into George Robertson’s Scrap Book on Law and Politics. Lexington, Kentucky: A.W. Elder, 1855. Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress (20)
Digital ID # al0020p1–al0020p2

Horace Greeley to Joseph Medill (025.00.01)

Horace Greeley to Joseph Medill
Horace Greeley to Joseph Medill, July 24, 1858. Holograph letter. Robert Todd Lincoln Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (025)
Digital ID # al0025_p1–al0025_p2

Lincoln and Douglas (033.00.00)

Lincoln and Douglas
Calvin Jackson. Abraham Lincoln. October 1, 1858. Ambrotype. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (033)
Digital ID# cph-3g13901

Mathew B. Brady. Stephen Arnold Douglas. Daguerreotype, between 1844 and 1860. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (034)
Digital ID# cph-3c10141

Life Mask of Stephen Douglas (035.00.00)

“Little Giant”
Leonard W. Volk. Life mask of Stephen A. Douglas, 1857. Alfred Whital Stern Collection, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress (035)
Digital ID # scsm/1058/003

Douglas Sets the Places and Dates (026.00.01)

Douglas Sets the Places and Dates
Stephen A. Douglas to Abraham Lincoln, July 30, 1858. Holograph letter. Robert Todd Lincoln Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (026)
Digital ID # al0026p1–al0026p2

Lincoln Prepares for the Debates (029.00.00)

Lincoln Prepares for the Debates
Commonplace book created by Abraham Lincoln, 1858. Herndon-Weik Collection, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (029)
Digital ID # al0029, al0029_01–al0029_07

Lincoln’s debate scrapbook (030.00.00)

Lincoln-Douglas Debates Scrapbook, 1858
“Speech of Hon. Abraham Lincoln” from Chicago Press and Tribune. Scrapbook created by Abraham Lincoln, 1858. Alfred Whital Stern Collection, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress (030)
Digital ID # 0010

Lincoln-Douglas Debates (031.00.00)

Lincoln-Douglas Debates
Political Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the Celebrated Campaign of 1858 in Illinois. . . . Columbus: Follett, Foster and Company, 1860. Alfred Whital Stern Collection, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress (031)
Digital ID # al0031, al0031_01–al0031_02

Lincoln’s Residence in Springfield (041.00.00)

Lincoln’s Residence in Springfield
Louis Kurz. Mr. Lincoln. Residence and Horse. In Springfield, Illinois, as They Appeared on his Return at the Close of the Campaign with Senator Douglas. Chicago: Kurz and Allison, July 15, 1865. Lithograph. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (041)
Digital ID # pga-01932

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Chair from the Law Office of Lincoln and Herndon
Chair from Abraham Lincoln’s law office. On loan from the Union Pacific Railroad Historical Collection, Council Bluffs, Iowa (036)
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The Lincoln and Herndon Law Office (037.00.00)

The Lincoln and Herndon Law Office
The law office of Abraham Lincoln and William Herndon, Springfield, Illinois. Facsimile. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (037)
Digital ID # cph-3a14781

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Lincoln as a Potential Presidential Candidate (043.00.01)

Lincoln as a Potential Presidential Candidate

Thomas J. Pickett to Abraham Lincoln, April 13, 1859. Holograph letter. Robert Todd Lincoln Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (043)

Digital ID # al0043p1, al0043p2

Speech of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln... (047.00.01)

Lincoln’s Cooper Union Address

Speech of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, in New York, in Vindication of the Policy of the Framers of the Constitution and the Principles of the Republican Party. Delivered in the Cooper Institute, Feb. 27th, 1860. Springfield, IL: Bailhache & Baker, 1860. Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress (047)

Digital ID # al0047_1, al0047_2-al0047_8

Mathew Brady photograph of Lincoln [Cooper Union Photo] (046.00.00)

Abraham Lincoln’s Cooper Union Portrait

Mathew B. Brady. Abraham Lincoln on the day of his speech at the Cooper Union, February, 27, 1860. Carte-de-visite photograph. James Wadsworth Family Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (046)

Digital ID # al0046

Lincoln to Mary Todd (048.00.01)

Abraham Lincoln to Mary Todd Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln to Mary Todd Lincoln, March 4, 1860. Holograph letter. Robert Todd Lincoln Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (048)

Digital ID # al0048p1 and al0048p2

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