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Typed letter, signed by Robert L. Kincaid, Executive Vice President of Lincoln Memorial University, to George Bernhard Shaw, London England, 1944 Dec. 22. Endorsed by G. Bernhard Shaw in regard to granting permission to quote his written statements relative to the erection of a replica of the Barnard statue of Abraham Lincoln in London. The stamped and addressed envelope, in the handwriting of George Bernard Shaw, is addressed to Robert L. Kincaid of Lincoln Memorial University ...
The correspondence of Lincoln Memorial University administrator Robert L. Kincaid and Ralph G. Newman, of the Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, of Chicago, Illinois, includes a letter from the U.S. Naval Training Center of the Great Lakes, Illinois, with additional letters about Monaghan's bibliography, book publications, Lincoln Herald subscriptions, and Newman's release from the hospital after a back injury.
The correspondence of Lincoln Memorial University administrator Robert L. Kincaid and Ralph G. Newman, of the Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, of Chicago, Illinois, relates to topics about The Civil War Round Table of Chicago, Otto Eisenschiml, Carl Sandburg, and various bibliographic publications.
The correspondence between Lincoln Memorial University administrator Robert L. Kincaid and Ralph G. Newman, of the Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, of Chicago, Illinois, relates to topics about the Civil War Round Table of Chicago, Ralph Newman's anticipation of joining the Air Corps, and authors and book publications.
The correspondence between Lincoln Memorial University administrator Robert L. Kincaid and Ralph G. Newman, of the Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, of Chicago, Illinois, relates to topics about rare books, book order shipments, Carl Sandburg, Louis Bonhajo, the Lincoln Herald journal, Lincolniana collections, and the Civil War Library collection of Lincoln Memorial University. Includes invoice documents.
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Correspondences between Robert Kincaid and various people.
Gertha Rogers is a multi-talented woman who gave her heart to prison inmates and staff for 25+ years in the Texas prison system, earning the title, Queen of Prison Ministry. This timeless heartwarming story will surely become a classic in the literature. How much we need her and her kind is also placed inside the context of the state and national literature on in-prison programming, re-entry, and rehabilitation where she has helped pave the way. A jewel of a story.
Located near Cumberland Gap in the rugged hills of East Tennessee, Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) was founded in 1897 to help disadvantaged Appalachian youth and reward the descendents of Union loyalists in the region. Its founder was former Union General Oliver Otis Howard, a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln, who made it his mission to sustain an institution of higher learning in the mountain South that would honor the memory of the Civil War president. In Lincoln Memorial University and the Shaping of Appalachia, LMU Professor Earl J. Hess presents a highly readable and compelling history of the school. Yet the book is much more than a chronology of past events. The author uses the in...