Lincoln's Yarns and Stories
Alexander K. McClure
Play
Length 14 h 34 min
Chapters 30
First published 1901
“A Complete Collection of the Funny and Witty Anecdotes that made Abraham Lincoln Famous as America’s Greatest Story Teller With Introduction and Anecdotes.” (Book subtitle) This 1901 collection was compiled by Alexander McClure (1828-1909), a politician, newspaper editor, and writer from Pennsylvania. He was a prominent supporter and biographer of Abraham Lincoln. - Summary by Book Subtitle and David Wales
Chapters
1
Various Introductory Essays And Preface Read by David Wales 25:32
2
Part 2 Read by David Wales 27:15
3
Part 3 Read by David Wales 29:10
4
Part 4 Read by David Wales 27:29
5
Part 5 Read by David Wales 28:06
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Part 6 Read by David Wales 27:10
7
Part 7 Read by David Wales 29:07
8
Part 8 Read by David Wales 29:44
9
Part 9 Read by David Wales 23:27
10
Part 10 Read by David Wales 32:05
11
Part 11 Read by David Wales 30:42
12
Part 12 Read by David Wales 30:29
13
Part 13 Read by David Wales 30:48
14
Part 14 Read by David Wales 29:39
15
Part 15 Read by David Wales 29:52
16
Part 16 Read by David Wales 27:25
17
Part 17 Read by David Wales 27:07
18
Part 18 Read by David Wales 26:24
19
Part 19 Read by David Wales 28:00
20
Part 20 Read by David Wales 28:30
21
Part 21 Read by David Wales 27:10
22
Part 22 Read by David Wales 26:40
23
Part 23 Read by David Wales 31:14
24
Part 24 Read by David Wales 28:37
25
Part 25 Read by David Wales 26:09
26
Part 26 Read by David Wales 26:21
27
Part 27 Read by David Wales 30:36
28
Part 28 Read by David Wales 27:20
29
Part 29 Read by David Wales 14:43
30
Part 30 Read by David Wales 41:01
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