Resource Summary
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Abe Lincoln: Log Cabin to White House by Sterling North (Author) A biography of Abraham Lincoln, focusing on his childhood spent in poverty on the Midwestern frontier, and chronicling his rise to the Presidency and the highlights of his tenure. |
Details
- Resource Type: Book
- ISBN: 0394891791
- Print Status: In Print
- Chapters: 12
- Pages: 160
- Suggested Grade Level: 4th - 9th
- Geographical Setting: Illinois, Kentucky, Washington DC
- Historical Setting: 1809 - 1865
- Subjects: History
- Publisher: Random House
- Edition: Landmark
- Copyright: 1987
- Written: 1956
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Chapter Details
- 1 — Nancy's Boy Baby
- 2 — The 'Half-Face' Camp
- 3 — The New Mother
- 4 — A Frontier Education
- 5 — Flatboating Down the Mississippi
- 6 — The Illinois Frontier
- 7 — New Salem and the Black Hawk War
- 8 — Jack of All Trades
- 9 — Early Days in Springfield
- 10 — Congressman and Lawyer
- 11 — A House Divided
- 12 — With Malice Toward None