Young Abe Lincoln Canvas Print

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Publication: New Yorker

Image Type: Cartoon

Date: March 20, 1965

Description: A lanky young Lincoln stands in front of a log cabin holding a book and speaking to a woman in the loft window.

Caption: "Mrs. Wheaton, it's me, young Abe Lincoln. I've just trudged eight miles through the snow to return your book. It's fairly well written, but I thought the plot was thin and the characterizations were weak."