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The Early House of Abraham Lincoln

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The vignette of Lincoln's early home on Goose-Nest Prairie, near Farmington, Ill., was built by Lincoln and his father in 1831.

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Abraham Lincoln, Volume I.
By John T. Morse
Published in 1899
available from gutenberg.org
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