Prospectus of the Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln: Comprising His Speeches, Letters, State Papers and Miscellaneous Writings
By John Nicolay
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Prospectus of the Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln - John Nicolay
A Word from President Roosevelt
"I feel that not merely all lovers of the Republican party but all believers in the country should do everything in their power to keep alive the memory of Abraham Lincoln. The problems we have to solve as a nation now are not the same as those he had to face; but they can be solved aright only if we bring to the solution exactly his principles and his methods, his iron resolution, his keen good sense, his broad kindliness, his practical ability, and his lofty idealism.
"Faithfully yours,
Theodore Roosevelt.
Letter to the Republican Club,
New York, January 26, 1903.
The Work of Nicolay & Hay
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HE edition of Abraham Lincoln’s Works collected by Mr. John G. Nicolay and Col. John Hay must ever be regarded by students as the only complete, the only authorized, and the only standard collection.
For nearly thirty years they labored on this monumental work, and their positions as his Private Secretaries during the whole period of Lincoln’s official life, gave them opportunities which were beyond the reach of all others. One of them, and generally both, were on duty at Mr. Lincoln’s side every day through the pregnant years from 1860 to 1865. During all this time they collected material from day to-day for this work, and the President himself encouraged and assisted them. Some of his most precious manuscripts were given to them by his own hands.